Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

JW 1 Praia uc ' --fra ' NW., ,. X Today's world is one of chaos. confusion. and despair. Present situations prevent many men from making a living. We are constantly hearing about rapid advancements in the scientific field, and just recently the experts have developed a bomb that could destroy many people. Statistics also show that about fifty per cent of all the people who enter doctors' offices are suf- fering from mental diseases. Communism constitutes another blockade in the lives of every individual. Therefore it is the obligation of the students of today to eliminate this chaos. A good philosophy of life and the technical knowledge which we have received from our education are the tools with which we must work. W5 Q!iL6'Um'Qa'5f,,,,,, is G Q . .Af a ML f f f r vvn n f 4 ! ND-f , t. I --' HIE. f V' U-,,,,r A+ : I kv KL, X f , .KA x 1 I M' X as at f , 1 , 4, .' ,LL 1, - L 1 1.-1, P f M' f - N, lr,- r ,ff Q? ,L ,f Q!! f b 1 X A NX' 1 Xx' flff' 5, ' J , -I ,J 1 f 2 4 X ju' A ll' an L 1 W, V '-1 v ,X ,XGA ,K A ! I X ! I X K x . I x 1 gl Xl! f lfulya 0 0 -V ,,VU MW 1 , jf W X K I -.uxkk -xx . M3 x, Q..-. K . M TM... ,V 'K N X x x , 1 I 1' :KX K x N M U15 Erifyhah V x f -- . 1. Pubiishfd byff yty I 11 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 ROSS HIGH SCHOOL FREMONT, OHIO Editor-in-Chief ......... Sam Danziger Business Photo Editor . . . . . . . Sports Editor Manager ...... Margarette Fiebiger Copy Editor ....... Marilyn Schneider Artist ....... ...... I ean Sigerioos Deanna Stout Karen Thurn Buth Taborn Wanda Timmons Sandra Witter Ioye N eason Sylvia Schepflin Ianice Wagner Mary Lou Wickert Berta Hawk Peggy Shawl Frances Cobb Marilyn Mooney Annette Dick I-larolyn Crosskill Barbara Fowler Barbara Sherman Sandra McCarthy Ieanne Menkhoti Shirley Bowers Iune Havens STAFF Marilyn Hill Picture Sales .... .... Artist ......... . . . Pat Curtin Marilyn Beacheler Sandra Iones Iean Sigerioos Ann Randolph Iohn Ohms Carol Kiser Shirley Iohnston Lois Deppen Fred I-lower Ioanne Nowak Ruth Ann Eversole Sally Bloom LaDonna Origger Margaret Level Sharon Gilmore Bonnie Kay Sharpe Gail McNelly Sally Beeker Elaine Zimmerman Marlene Werling .... ...- 5. tu Sally Sherer Karl Kessler .. .Lois Lenz .Fred Hower y M '-'H L Q',,Js5'1? str 'iw L 'Lixx ,., - ,av 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Darwin H. Orvil Fmdley Otermcrl Using their knowledge and their ability to select and hire the best teachers and make the necessary improvements, the Board of Education is always looking out for the ad- vancement of education. This gives the students an added advantage in their endless search for a good understanding of world problems. Car Russell Coleman ull Donald Lmnm' Hirschberger Ioseph w' PRINCIPAL . . Mr. Cooper, our principal, is our closest associate during our school days. Being able to talk with him when We have problems is our great- est asset. l-le also encourages us to complete our various tasks to the best of our ability by Watching our grades and keenly observing our school ac- tivities. With his guidance We face the future with confidence. SUPERINTENDENT . . . The students of Ross High School are very proud that they have a superintendent who so well co-ordinates the various classes and activities. His efforts extend to us the opportunity to reach that goal which We hope to achieve. To you, Mr. Rupp,- our heartfelt thanks for every- thing you've done. VISITING TEACHER . . . A familiar face in our school en- vironment is that of Miss Thelma Hughes, the visiting teacher. One of her many responsibilities is the keeping of attendance records for the girls. lf a boy or girl has prob- lems at home, Miss Hughes Will consult the parents and the friends of the person involved. An under- standing of people enables her to assist students in overcoming their difficulties. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL As the students Walk down the halls of Ross High School, they see the smiling face of their as- sistant principal, Mr. I-I. Randall Miller. To him is given the task of keeping attendance records and accepting many administra- tive duties of which We are un- aware. With efficiency he ful- fills his obligations. For this We are grateful to him. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Letterman, Mrs. Myers. USTODIANS . . Any student will agree that he would not trade places with the custodians, because their job is not an easy one. Their daily tasks include the cleaning of all the rooms in the building, and the main- tenance and repair of school equipment. We certainly appreciate the excellent job which they have done. OFFICE SECRETARIES . When We Walk into the prin- cipal's office We see the two sec- retaries, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Letterman. Their constant efforts in our behalf are deeply appreci- ated by the students. Perhaps We just enter the office to buy a stamp or change a schedule, so We sometimes forget that Without their efficient management, our school system would suffer. To you, the secretaries, goes our heartiest appreciation for every- thing. LEFT TO RIGHT: l-larry Ogg, Calvin Beard, Maynard Haslinqer, Frank Shoemake TOP: Mr. Stokes, Mr. Luallen, Mr. Gruse. BOTTOM: Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Huffman, Miss Gam, Mr. Kuzma. TOP: Mr. Murray, Mrs. Turner. BOTTOM: Mr. Kooistra, Miss Setzler, Miss Darr, Mr. Doren. OUR Knowledge comes but wis- dom lingers. Probably no one realizes this more than do the teachers, who have guided us to this, our gradua- tion. Each student possesses a different personality. At- tempting to analyze and de- velop these personalities be- comes the obligation of every faculty member. To fulfill this task an abundant amount of understanding and helpfulness must be applied. Not only is it necessary for a teacher to be learned, but she or he must be able to pre- sent knowledge to the stu- dents so that We will apply TOP: Mr. Ihnat, Mr. Raines. BOTTOM: Miss Williams, Mr. Mazzocco, Mrs. Stebner, Mr. Kre-glow. TOP: Mr. Seele, Mr. Morton, Mr. Miller. BOTTOM: Mr. Schahet, Mr. Sells, Mr. DuPont, Mr. Stierwalt. FACULTY . . . it when we associate with the people in our complex world ot today. Because of the present-day situations, learning is a necessity. We live so rapidly that this fact is not easily comprehended by many students. Before we leave these halls that have been our domain for six years, we wish to extend our sincere thanks to the faculty of Boss High School, who have led us through these years which prepare us for the future. Their confidence becomes our assurance that we can obtain success if we so desire. TOP: Mr. Schiefer, Mr. Cochran. BOTTOM: Mr. Huffman, Miss Bowlus, Mrs. Chester, Mr. Tooley TOP: Mr. Decker, Mr. Althoff. BOTTOM: Mr. Hart, Mrs. Godfry, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Walter. CALENDAR . . . September 16 lntroduction Assembly 21 Alaska-Assembly 28 Trained Baboons and Monkeyse4Assemb1y October 6 Iunior Bed Cross Assembly 18 The Allens Sounds ot the Air-fAssemb1y 22 Magazine Drive Assembly 26 Safety Assembly November 9 Melvin Ehrinfelrun at the Piano 18 lunior Play Cuttings 22 Iunior Class Play 23 lunior Class Play 24 Thanksgiving Choirs December 3 Dr. Collins, Firearms and History 8 Dr. Sibly, Universe ot Palomar C7-81 8 Teacher Xmas Party 13 Football and Cross Country-Assembly 15 Swim Squad-Assembly 20 Christmas Play 23 Choirs 28 Winter Wonder Land -Christmas Dance Ianuary 13 Boss Band Concert February 8 Ted Parkinson India and Pakistan-Assembly 12 Sweetheart Swing Y-Teens Dance 17 Capt. Margaret Slater- -Assembly 19 National Thespian Conference 25 7-8 Grade Assembly March 7 1-lota Casella Songs and Legends ot the American 1ndianffAssemb1y 7 Spanish Banquet 15 FFA Parent-Son Banquet 18 lunior Class Assembly 24 Swim Assembly 30 Dramatics Assembly April 4 Basketball Assembly 6 Easter Choirs 15 Sadie Hawkins Dance 18 Band T. V. Show May 5 Senior Class Play 8 Senior Class Play 1U French Banquet 12 Youth Government Day 12 G. A. A. Banquet 13 Buckeye Band Conference 27 Senior Class Assembly 29 Baccalaureate 30 Iunior-Senior Prom Iune 3 Commencement 1 , Q 5 mff? S Q h AW K I STUDENTS K r n .1 X If li J . 2 gi LEFT TO RIGHT: Karl Kessler, President: Mr. Hcxrt, Advisor: Carolyn Winnes, Trecxsurerg Kay Mid- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . WW' 1 3 5 4 f l of y if Qi Robert Arney Class Officer 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Pres. 4 l-li-Y 2-3-4 Dist. Treas. 4 Latin Club 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Swimming 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Cross Country 3 L!!- Billie Bame Girls Athletic Association 2-3 Prom Committee 3 Icmice Albright Prom Committee 3 bk- .,.n-- Beverly Baker Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Steiff Y-Teen 2-3 Chatter Cubs 2 Office Practice 4 Dance Band 1-2 Prom Committee 3 V,-.es s-gg 5, f, ,mf , trailers-if Jj f ',i',53frf-new 4 f' 1 4 in L' ' L if -it 5 its 'L it ' . Ronald Ayres Basketball 2-3 Manager Wrestling 4 Manager Track 3-4 Manager Prom Committee 3 21... Darlene Bamheiser Class Play 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Biology Club 3 it ww ex V' IK ri? ,ur ,fm lt v 'Egg . 'QQ L .N 'LW 1 Tal' Y ,W if 1 it fb W of-' We W-Wag V' ,a fre! we' ,, . K 5 , Q Q M ,k .. I Marlene Albright Latin Club l Prom Committee 3 it r tiffffl ' i 5?-gr' I rw ' 3 All 1 .L 1 was . 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Choir 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Allen Boedeker Football 1-2-3 Manager Basketball 1 Track 2-3 Manager Intramurals l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Shirley Bowers Class Play 3-4 Y-Teen 4 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Latin Club l-2 Girls Athletic ,Association l-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Iack Bovard Nat. Thespian 4 Class Play 3-4 Hi-Y Z-3 Spanish 3-4 Baseball 2 Swimming l-2-3-4 Tennis 3-4 Prom Committee 3 ld' David Bunn Swimming l 2 Prom Committee 3 William Bowlus Class Play 3-4 l-li-Y 4 Latin Club 2-3 Basketball l-2 Tennis I-2-3-4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Prom Committee 3 Roger Chambers Class Play 3 1-li-Y 4 Vocational lndust Football l Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 4 Track 3 Student Council 4 Intramurals 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Terry Comell Hi-Y 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Prom Committee 3 16 Barbara Carr Y-Teen 4 Future Home Makers 3-4 Transferred from Luckey, Ohio A - .f 1 r2t.wM..w.ff, Se: f 1 . t - t 1 .2 -1 f, 22 i f' .rf S - ' 3 W 1 'K 1.2--1- 1 -:J-.,, 1 '. ' mww:fwg.s,wkgfg5M, ' . -' ft- . W 4 , , . 1 , . 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Editor 4 Chatter Cubs 2 Intramurals 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 French Club 3-4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Samuel Danziger Class Play 3 Staff Hi-Y 2-3-4 Vice Pres. 4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff Editor Spanish Club 3-4 Swimming 2-3-4 Tennis 3 Cross Country 3-4 Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 Bob Damschroder Band l Hi-Y 4 Baseball 4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Lois Deppen Class Play 3-4 Staff Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Wt ff? ., ..,. L t it .4 if -L-ff if 1 get it, 53 wi, ew 5 its Y .gt sm. tk - t 374353 , t 'Qi N was Mlm- ., i . ,t.5?'?tZK .C , 4' Y -'-t I A , A ,. '--k 1-ggiafp-3: Bruce Dmqler French Club 3 1 ,i,. y - 4 Swimming l-2-3-4 - i . .V . ' 1 Thy ,'f- Prom Committee 3 ttt, A C s 4 -it t 5' A me : '. -: -si :- Hffri-'FV F,,.:jz.ts:3'I:-'fftigf I7 Ruth Ann Eversole Class Play 3-4 Staff Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Nancy Fitzgerald Y-Teen 2-3-4 Office Practice 4 Spanish Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Iames Dumwald Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Gary Ferguson Football l-2 Vocational Industrial Club 3-4 Cross Country 2 Track l-2 lane Fausey Future Home Mak Spanish Club 3-4 Intramurals Z-3-4 Prom Committee Barbara Fowler Class Play 3 4 Staff Y-Teen 2 Art Club 1 ers 3-4 3 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Biology Club 4 Girls Athletic Association 2 3-4 Girls Swimming Club 1 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ruth Duseberq Class Play 3 Staff Y-Teen Z-3-4 Future Home Makers 1 34 Pres. 4 Prom Committee 3 Margaret Fiebiger A.C. Choir 4 Girls Glee Club l Class Play 3-4 Staff Y-Teen 2 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 2 Future Teachers of America Biology Club 3 Girls Athletic Association Prom Committee 3 Randall Gahn Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Hi-Y 3-4 Spanish Club l-2 Basketball 1 Baseball 3-4 lntramurals Z-3-4 Prom Committee 3 James Gnepper Prom Committee 3 Constance Prater A.C. Choir 3-4 Class Play 3 Cast Art Club 4 Future Teachers of America 4 Spanish Club 3-4 Biology Club 4 Nancy Gibbs A.C. Choir 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 3-4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2 Intramurals l Prom Committee 3 Robert Gebauer Hi-Y 1 Intramurals 1 Brad Gabel Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Hi-Y 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Sharon Gilmore Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croghan Yearbook St Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 aff 4 Ierry Gnoppor Prom Committee 3 Iames Gruver Iohn Goodeman Class Play 3 l-li-Y 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 .V . l,i, ,. iw, , ,WI Band 1-2-3-4 1 Swimming l-2 Prom Committee 3 , vp---f-25322555-1 Y - N.-v Iames Hasselbach Future Farmers of 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 20 America Iames Hampshire Prom Committee 3 Donald Hammer Future Farmers of America l-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Betta Hawk Georqena Gries A.C. Choir 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Art Club 4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs Z Latin Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 .F--..,.. Larry Han-is Band 1-Z-3-4 Class Play 3 Cast Art Club 1 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Science Club 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Cross Country l-23 Prom Committee 3 Class Play 3 Art Club 1 2 3 Y-Teen 2 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 Girls Swimming Club 1 Girls Varsity Basketball 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ioseph Havens Biology Club 3-4 Track 1 Ronald Herr Vocational Industrial Club 3-4 Jacqueline Hirt Girls Glee Club l Class Play 3 Staff Y-Teen 2-3-4 Pres. 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Girls Athletic Association 2 Student Council 1-3 Intramurals 2 Prom Committee 3 David Hetrick Class Play 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Basketball 4 Richard Heslet Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3 Library Club 2-3-4 Football 4 Swimming l-2 Tennis 3 Wrestling 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Kenneth Hirt Future Farmers of America l-2-3-4 Football l-4 Baseball Z Wrestling 3-4 Iune Havens Class Play 3 Staff Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Future Home Makers 4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Girls Swimming Club 3 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Marilyn Hill Library Club 4 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 lntramurals 4 Transferred from Dearborn, Michigan Zl Reynold' Hirt Fredrick Hower Class Play 3 Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Future Farmers of America l-2-3 Art Club 2-3-4 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Cafeteria Staff 3-4 Spanish Club l-Z Football 1-2-3-4 Swimming 1-2 Basketball l-2-3 Tennis 3 Darlene I-lufiord Track 2-3 Charles Hull Class Officer 2 Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Hi-Y l-2-3 Cross Country 3 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 i Spanish Club l-2 Science Club 3 Shirley Iohnston Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Office Practice 4 Intramurals 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Staff 4 Swimming 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 Mamie Hurse A.C. Choir 2-3-4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Cross Country 1-2-3 Student Council 12-3-4 Dance Band 3-4 Iohn Iones Football 1-3-4 Basketball 1 William Ireland Boys Glee Club 1 Intramurals 4 Prom Committee 3 Sandra Iones Art Club 2 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Girls Varsity Basketball 4 Mihkel Kanqilaski French Club 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Basketball 2 Prom Committee 3 Marvin Iones Transferred from Piketon, Ohio Roy Ioseph Prom Committee 3 William Iones French Club 3 Football 2-3 Wrestling Z-3-4 Track 3-4 Karl Kessler Class Officer 3-4 Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Latin Club 1-2 French Club 3-4 Wrestling 4 Prom Committee 3 Staff 4 Robert Jones Vocational Industrial Club 3 4 Raymond Iurqens Transferred from Pomeroy Ohio Carol Kiser Girls Glee Club 1 Class Play 3-4 Staff Y-Teen 4 Library Club 1 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Theron Kroeqer Basketball 1-2 Cross Country 1-2-3-4 lntramurals 3 Prom Committee 3 Charles Lamb Transferred from West Winliels, New York Girls Athletic ASSOC1GllOR I-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Kurt Kruqh Art Club 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Biology Club 4 Iames Lagrou Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 E, ses .sr Q rr .. .... ,... . 2 r fu- Gum UWWUC9 if Class Officer 1 ,. '- 5512, il U , Class Play 3-4 Staff ,r-' solrss issr '. -if-, Y-Teen 2 't Latm Club 1-2 g V -' V Girls Athletic Assocration it l y 4 1 1-2-3-4 1 Glfls VGISHY Bfisketball 1-2-3-4 .Q Prom Committee 3 5 f -- gi- , r ' fi-1-2-f. g.fffio'iLZ11-i,,1f1':4fQ33f?-tt.-253215-irf-5 I V-if , --t-M , ,-,Q ,f--'we-,dsl--r1:f,Q ' r N K 'sz fi -1 lf' liti- Ronald Kiser A.C. Choir 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Baseball 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Student Coun cil 2-3 Ierry Lahr Future Farmers 2-3-4 Intramurals 2-3 Stage Crew 2-3 Track 1 of America Margaret Level Class Play 3 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Future Home Makers 2-3-4 Intramurals 3 Prom Committee 3 Scott Lucas Cheerleader 2-3 Band 2 Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3 Art Club 1-2 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Swimming Club 1-2 Tennis 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Frederick Lawrence Class Officer 3 Hi-Y 2-3 Football 1-2-3-4 Wrestlina 3 Ianet Linton Library Club 2-3-4 Future Home Makers 2-3-4 Intramurals Z-3 Myron Linkey Prom Committee 3 Doris Markwith Class Play 3 Lois Lenz Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Y-Teen 2-3 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Office Practice 4 ' ' ,t V . 1 1- ' 'Milf - 1 1- . .- - Q xi? 'X ,-,wwf .Q 4, ' . ,.' f!'.- . -jf'?5Q'15is . , , ,: ,: , .t,,1i 1 rf' or Faye Longanbach A.C. Choir l-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3 Girls Varsity Basketball l-2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ieanne Menkhoff Cheerleader 3 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Girls Athletic Association l-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball l-2-4 Intramurals l-2-4 Prom Committee 3 Katherine Middleton Class Officer 4 A.C. Choir l-2 Nat. The-spian 4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 3 Chatter 3 Chatter Cubs 2 Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls Athletic Association l-2-3-4 Girls Swimming Club 2-3 Girls Varsity Basketball 2 26 Sandra McCarthy Class Officer 1-2 A.C. Choir l Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2 Library 3 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Future Teachers of America 3 Latin Club 1-2 Biology Club 4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Pres. 4 lntramurals 1-2-3-4 Student Council l-2-3 V. Pres. 3 Prom Committee 3 Iohn Miarer Future Farmers oi America l-2-3-4 Intramurals 2-3 Prom Committee 3 Marlene Miarer Nat. Thespian 3 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2 Girls Athletic Association l-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Nat. Forensic Club 3 Larry Miller Class Officer 3 Hi-Y 2-3 Spanish Club 2-3 Football 1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 1 Prom Committee 3 Gail McNeIly Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3 Croghan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Future Teachers of America 4 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Sharon Michles Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3 Staff Spanish Club l Girls Athletic Association l-2-3-4 Officer 3 Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Edwin Myers Vocational Industrial Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2-3 Q?' Richard Olmstecd Spanish Club 1-2 Betty Mooney Cheerleader 3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 ag. V iw' ir a Q. 4 I Ioanne Nowalk Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 -f 'tmplk V F -::, V 2 8 X! X if t Ioye Neason A.C. Choir l-2-3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 . M ' gg lu i, ',, tr' .wif - - 1 -tm - 1 i, f,f, , C -Sat 'Y' ' . Y I-3' a. sit r i 5? ...F ,, I i 1 f --iii' I 3 ,35 5 if 'tw f , .5311 . -,f - '53 l ' -,IW f -- - iq Q 5 ff' ' -Qif.fj1',if 'l r .or ,Jw -fm 1A?fPf.:- :- -' r Arthur Otermot Science Club 3 Cross Country 4 Intramurals 1 Seismoqraph Staff 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Marilyn Mooney A.C. Choir l-2-3-4 Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Editor 4 Chatter Cubs 2 Prom Committee 3 a vc- j M A -f...,,,,-f ' ' Iohn Ohms Band 1-2-3-4 A.C. Choir 1 Nat. Thespian 4 Class Play 3-4 I-li-Y 2 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Club 3-4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Prince of Peace 1 Prom Committee 3 lt Richard Overmyer Class Officer 1-3 Cafeteria Staff 1-2 Football 1 Baseball 2-4 Prom Committee 3 Donna Parish Prom Committee 3 its George Pinneo Nat. Thespian 3-4 Library Club 4 Pres. 3 V. Pres. Latin Club 1-2 French Club 3-4 Science Club 3-4 Football 1-2 Basketball 1 EQ? Wif?'EiiiiTtslt1lT' Ann Randolph ., 4 -fefgiltegitztifggafgiiall 7 , 5 -Jak t ' ' .. ,, ,, W Q 4 t ,- . f it X it f 'X 1 , 5 f fx l'f'1ezl t 17 i .wr , 2- , vt -uni? l fm , :Wiki 'Nerf Robert Pierce A.C. Choir 1-2 Vocational Industrial Club 3-4 g?,qav0 MUN Beatrice Pasch Y-Teen 3 Biology Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Ward Potts Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Cast Future Teachers of America 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Student Council 1-2-34 Pres. 4 National Forensic 2-3 4 Prom Committee 3 Nat. Thespian 3-4 1 - ,. CIGSS Play 3 4 cmqhfm Yearbook Staff 4 g f 4 y yyyyyyy t Rozella Reed Stlfiifii its 2 1 if 1 1 '. y Future Home Makers 3 Office Practice 4 '- 4 Future Teachers of America an fa .ff in 3.4 f A Prom Committee 3 it - A , 32 ' f9!V 4 C ,, t , ,i . Q4 ,'3l7fff':75'5 t 'V , 28 Carol Rice Art Club 3-4 Biology Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Richard Sabroske Class Play 3 Hi-Y 3-4 Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Biology Club 2 Swimming 2-3-4 Tennis 1 Track 3-4 Cross Country 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Sylvia Schepllin Band l-2-3 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3 Croghan Yearbook Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 Latin Club l Typing Club l Prom Committee 3 Staff 4 Bruce Schneider Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 - V-5,3-a snqg rgeggrggggsgfqaf s-2'i-iffzeasisasg-5' -K '- Ward Sewell Football l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 3 4 ' - .st ra ffiissrff it ttf ' .- . . ','. ,4-. ..,,.- ' -1 4 El 1 5 if ,4- X' V' rig its , , ' Q Qtr Q X me -M was 5 tsxslqqi K LE L H iq 5 iw dl t 1- 5 tg Q gain X S vi f SQ it K t at -a Q 1 it X H255-Eff K ' K 5 Emi? 'f .. H. .. .. t F ,E , , P- 58 L tw W 4 BK 'X' 'G 5 J mst K ? , - fi get 8 . ' , z 'Fl' a .2-,, -3. - ,-.tqgg is 1 :,,:-ff,.zf. , ,1tW-g 7 A . zituggit-3'2 4521,-ig rt -- . 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Latin Club 2-3 Wrestlinq 3 Dance Band 2 30 Arlene Schutt Band 1-2-3 Y-Teen 4 Latin Club 1-2 Science Club 3 Intramurals 4 Prom Committee 'li its f - ' i ,K f-ffltl-15Si1:t'ifi7t1-it-3231is :::. f it W it--r ffafgfrs, ' - ' ' A - :5'g1,,fi,.sttkLg'jf,gif, Lyn.-T. W-.wtrgj 't .,, .,,. W Q, u f fl? :Cie ??i'll 9 t it it .N X' tif- 1.ff,f it -st it 'Ji , , st, 1. t. r.f,.er1 .,t,- 2,153 R tt ,tw lf , t wggt V1 it B5 tk ft -w e :wtf-Q 42 is Pi wslwgtt' X42 X ,mr sr- wg 6- ti t , 5 ts 2 2 lt x it -Fifi i 4 Q ff if 5 Q X -5- mm , tai 1 M Pia-X, , I K t yt-sssPz,ft -. ' -it 3 its 1--ravi go t r Wet:-E'. -: ' . 1 sift 21 i' A- ff-1-4 if i if 2- it Sally Sherer Class Play 3-4 Staff Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Club l-2 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Kenneth Shaffer Biology Club 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Intramurals 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2 Prom Committee 3 Pell-IQY Shawl Band 1 2 3 4 Nat. Thespian 3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs Z Future Teachers of America Latin Club 12 Girls Athletic Association 1-2 Intramurals 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 lean Siqerioos Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 .French Club l Girls Athletic Association 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Barbara Sherman Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 2 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Phyllis Smith Class Play 3-4 Y-Teen 2 Chatter 3-4 Chatter Cubs 2 ., My st .gy Ami,- ,ze pg-21:3 'Q 2 ,t 13,5 Q' M - tc Ianet Smith 3, .2 Class Play 3-4 it Y-Teen 3-4 K Girls Athletic Association 3 3 . Prom Committee 3 3 5 5 t Nrtt 6 2 :V 57 7, K 2 Future Teachers oi America 3-4 Latin Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Deanna Stout Croqhan Yearbook Biology Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 J' Lift Stall 4 Marion Souders Prom Committee 3 'QV Shirley Smith Class Play 3 Y-Teen 4 Latin Club l-2 Biology Club 3 Mariorie Stout Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen Z-3-4 Prom Committee 3' Martin Smith Band l-Z-3-4 Vocational Industrial Club 3 4 Basketball l Roger Stevens Prom Committee 3 ,V ,Q a . - .fl - ,. ,it 1 mt. - fs t. 1 5 -ft , . 4, ' M-J' 5 ' y Robert Stull Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 t Qs 2' t 'i me Basketball 3 A wg gh was 'Ns ,X gig? 8 mill- 1- -7 wr if V ,. ,155 ' 59113 mu' 1' if Ronald Talberl Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 7- ,f.e , .12 ee n , ,df Tl. N Y 3 ,-,. it b f' Wanda Timmons Class Play 3 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 --Q W- all' Karen Thum Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Biology Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 ',f f+. Ronald Thomas Transferred from Beaver Falls, Pa. IV' I Barton Tittle Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 I-li-Y 2-4 Art Club 1 Latin Club l-2 Biology Club 3 Football 1 Swimming 1 Intramurals 1-2 Prom Committee 3 EJ Ruth Taborn Band 1-2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Biology Club 4 Prom Committee 3 rf it to Henry Tiller Football 1-Z-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 we Kenneth Vroman Basketball l Intramurals 1 Prom Committee Earl Wammes 3 Transferred from St. loseph's High Dean Tritch Band l-2-3-4 A.C. Choir 4 Art Club 1 Spanish Club 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Tennis 3-4 Cross Country 3 Prom Committee 3 , 0 IN' . L- -:,,:, V 2 ff T wt f' . ' zf fum ',g,if':g:,r- ,I iiziwqgam i ,f if, yi H wi n g- -5 'ffl f 'LF -- Sif' E' A sifjf- It --I vi ' 'C 1 Ianice Wagner Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 Sonia Vogel Class Officer 2 Nat. Thespian 4 Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3 Library Club 2 Future Teachers of America 2-3 Spanish Club 1-2 Girls Athletic Association 2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Girls Swimming Club 2-3 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 2 xzwxig ,N ww Q Kenneth Waggener ,ggi Prom Committee 3 i f V 'Sta K if - ,-,. I -irr ' I ,.. VL 'r .. .5112 sk J'-75'-. A-'gi iii' . , . his Virginia Walters ,Q A -- Prom Committee 3 2 5 13' Merle Wcmmes Wrestling 4 Transferred from St. loseph's High 33 Holland Watson Prom Committee 3 Henry Wamer Band 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Class Play 3 Latin Club 1-2 Tennis 3-4 Cross Country 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Iames H. Weaver Future Farmers of America 1-2-3 Swimming 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Alice Weickert Class Play 3 Y-Teen 4 Library Club 1-Z Future Teachers of America 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls Swimming Club 1-2-3-4 34 lack Weaver Basketball 1-2 Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Clarence Weichert Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Dorothy Wasserman Prom Committee 3 lim Weaver Basketball 2 Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee '3 Marlene Werling Library Club l-2-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Girls Athletic Association 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Eugene Wilhelm Vocational lndustrial Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Kenneth Weichert Future Farmers of America l-2-3-4 Baseball 3 Wrestling 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 ft was ee- . -'11-esef fi? ii? iw APE'-ASX'-six .. , .. ' -' i tttz,,t,1rz.iQ3f'3wS:a-e-',:1 I ' - - tit.ee'2l t 1t... X , -Q 1 J Q S t A LQ .Q . ig .: .-2 -: . wir '-f. ,f ': ' ttU fQ, ,, . W -jf 1 A i - A we N Norman Welch Swimming 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Robert Wetzel Football 2-3-4 Swimming 1 Track l-2-4 Prom Committee 3 Eugene West Baseball 4 Carolyn Wmnes Class Officer 4 A.C. Choir 2 Nat. Thespian 34 Class Play 3-4 Y Teen 2 3 Library Club 3-4 Future Teachers of America Latin Club 1-2 Girls Athletic Association 1-2 X Mary Lou Wickert Class Play 3 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 Office Practice 4 Girls Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Dale Wright FFA l-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Intramurals l-2-4 Student Council 3 Prom Committee 3 Elaine Zimmerman A.C. Choir l-2-3-4 Nat. Thespian 3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Staff 4 FTA 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 36 Sandra Witter Class Play 4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Croqhan Yearbook Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 Leland Zilles Latin Club 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Cross Country 4 Intramurals l-2-3 Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 Iohn Broski Basketball l-2 Baseball 3-4 Wrestling 3 Prom Committ S6 --writ' -fl -f' Q' gig ESV A it Q K, -. - K 3 's::iHa.h:.t-15:-1, ssHf.eft:v'rt---xv -' VS-f I 1- A - - , f wt -t SSVXHEQME-Ime.- f'f ' f tglp-171 -f -. -' 'f-Milly :S1'.UffEL.l:' 54 0-',, 'Est' t f ' Sfllff 4 t PTOIH COIIIIHHTGG 3 it ' - .Y -- 2 M5-ply. E Barbara Wyss Class Play 3 Staff Y-Teen 2-3-4 Future Home Make GAA 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 'St MR IS Robert Woessner Gary Shilling Band l-2-3-4 H1-Y 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Biology Club 3-4 ec. Science Club 3-4 Tennis l-2-3-4 Dance Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Cornmlttee 3 Leonard Zilles X R' 43. . K - -fn. H-3' 6 S' dv Q K - Q A I Y 11, 1 S K 1 S' 1 5 1 Z x 'sul I' , . Q 'TTJAT'-.J A 29' Iunior Class Officers ip- 3 V71 x if v an 'Ma Q. Peqqy Stirnmel, Barbara Stokes, Donna Swedersky, Ieanne Thornpson. Phil Trick, Barbara Tooley, Nancy Tucker, Barb Uline. Marilyn Valentine, Tom Wadsworth, Don- na Walter, Mary Wieble. Q T Bonnie Winters, Mary Lynn Wolf, Ren TJ, 1'- + Wollensleqel, Dave Wolshuck. 4l'WY Gerald Woodrutt, Mary Zilles, Richard A r T T Zilles, Iarnes Zirnrnerrnan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schiefer, Advisor, Suzie Curtin, Secretary, Rose-lyn Karlovetz Treasure-rg Mary Zilles, Vice-Presidentg Norman Fausey, President. fl . an W 1 .Q r, I ' t 'X M., lil E ,fzl,nmi1W7E I. - A I n 38 S-if Q D if I fg f-uv H0 hd 1. di ! ft . aa- 5 EY ,,, iii S 2' s. g ,g u 5' n f .iffy ..f-4' 5' 'CE' 4' AW ll E- isis A . 4 I l A l C .. is 4 ,- , Wm Bob Agee, Darlene Albright, Ianice Ans- pacb, Betty Arndt. Bob Arter, Mary Augustine, lack Balsizer, Willis Bartlett. Marlene Baumer, Beverly Beier, Lois Ben- nison, Ioyce Berlekamp. Dick Bigelow, Haldon Black, Wayne Blau- sey, Ioanne Bliss. Ardith Bloom, Clyde Booze, Marilyn Bork, Io'Del Both. Landra Boyer, Barbara Brashares, Dana Bunn, Glenda Byers. Aleta Carry, Nettie Carter, Dan Clark, Lynn Cobb. David Cole, Richard Coleman, Iohn Col- vin, Ronald Conger. ja Q -.1 , ui 1 V I m W. 1, , ' F 1 5 K 5 'M AN I -:Q Q , ,J nr' . Qf ',i E. . V Nm, 1- Vg: it-...W at 'I '5 'Ji Q .ll t. , -,,. 9 ,H fy ei , j ',.v- il K -ci Y 1, qv f .X 3-if Q far- y F f F , ff F D, F H . KLVL- i I J eff- l,Q!'.f 9' 4' L Carol Coon, Raymona Cooper, lim Cress, Wanda Cress. Melvin Crowell, Suzie Curtin, Dan Cun- ningham, Iohn Darnsclfiroder. Scott DeMars, Arlene Dick, Dianne Dick, Nila Diehr. Marilyn Dotson, Donna Drown, Iune Erb Norman Fausey. lim Fitzgerald, Iotnet Fox, Ray Franks, Su- sie Frantz. Blair Frazier, Bob Ganqwer, Ion Gilbert- son, Ianet Gressrnan. Carol Hatmann, Dorothy Hailey, Bob Har- mon, Glen Hass. Betty Hasselbach, Darlene Hawk, Trudi Hendricks, Viola Hensaen. , , ,.., . I ? 1 -irg.g.v - I F as fm gd x .NX if ri' ul . 4 I L, I I? I or I .-.- -r V as., .,.. i - x I M i il +4 . 4 l-- or I . l V E W, T , an 'Q A -: - 5 .1 : il I M. Iohn Hensley, Frank Hesselbart, Leslie Heirick, Iudy Hill. Douglas Hirt, Leslie Huff, Nancy Hunsinq- er, Iane Hofelich. Elizabeth Hoffman, Iim I-Iouqhtalinq, Gen- evieve Ireland, Marcia Ireland. Carol Iereu, Marie Iohnson, Bernice Iones, Patricia Ioseph. Ronald Kane, Roselyn Karlovetz, Ronald Karr, Ioe Garvin. Irene Keck, Beverly Kindred, Ianei Kiser, Claudette Kleckner. Dick Klopp, Norman Kroh, Shirley Lahey, lim Laird. Warren Lamalie, Iolnn Lambriqht, Walter Lamson, Ianice Langel. -J van.. I 1 L is-.. ri! -bl: I r -15 ,- 9 J! 1 I . , 9' '11 lx: 2 I .,,, , - I I ss . , K... 5 'J L 'gp' Bob Langley, Mary Lawrence, Tom Leas- er, Gerald Lenz. Dick Level, Donna Lindsay, Torn Lonqan- bach, Elmer Martin. Lonnie Mason, Franklin Massie, George Metter, Sondra McCollister. Kaye McMillan, Iane Miarer, Ioan Miarer, Wayne Michael. Kay Michles, lean Morgan, Olaf Muller, Charlotte Myers. Carol Neason, Eleanor Nitschke, Bob Now- ak, Shirley Oberst. Mike O'Farrell, Mike Oierrnat, Dale Ott- ney, Barbara Overrnyer. Virqinia Parlow, Iirn Perin, Nancy Perry, Nannetie Perry. K nk., qt, it tt trr M .lt ,gn -fx,,' . A, V , P My V Q ' at .-Q ft-Q c l' lavf-Mgs, fx' p,, f E Gi S ,, Q P, f V ...t E P Q ..-an -- l ,-1 Carol Peters, Donald Pierce, Iohn Pierce, Iean Potter. Betty Price, Richard Randolph, Phillip Rearick, lack Reidlinq. Marilyn Rice, Larry Reed, Tom Rollins, Arlin Saarn. Iirn Sale, Mary Sand, Helen Scherf, Mary Schoendorit. Dave Schoonrnalcer, Betsy Schwartz, Hor- ace Sewell, Tom Shearer. Carolyn Shetzer, Lyle Sibold, Rose Siebert, Beverly Slane. Alice Smith, Kenneth Smith, Mary Spears, Sandy Sprunk. lack Stahl, Ierry Stahl, lohn Stahl, Dick Stevens. 5 fr N Kenneth Adams, Torn Adkins, Lois Albert, Iohn Antesberqer, Ronald Ashdown. t fe- 'V of ..-l .. , yy 94' T Merry lane Ayres, Nancy Baker, Iohn Bax- B ' A, Q ter, Lane Beeker, Karol Behlmer. A no D A K J Dave Bender, Ioe Bender, Keith Bender, WE A Saundra Bennett, Ianet Berner. 5. 1 T' S W ' K , ,Q , y Marilyn Bice, lim Bidwell, Janice Binder, W :AA Al l DCIIIDY Black, Gene Bliss. ,, rg- 1 Pat Bliss, Norma Bloom, Betty Blue, Helen ':- 9 A Booze, Janet Boose. Sophomore Class Officers is LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Miller, Treasurer, Lane Beeker, Presidentg Nancy Fowler, Vice-Presidentg Iudy Paul, Secretary, Mrs. Carlson, Advisor. 43 w ,. if . Q ,Q Q gg, C ,rg r V.' D rr,,ai C a, r , r 4 if ,C ,,, , r , we r 'yr l l 7 9 Lhhly AA: V, W 1 all .LL s 'W E , ,YKQ or , ' l .v l fr 's 11,2 7 'U ' , ,f J ., I r lbw , ,, W rqp. sz' 1 ,E ,r x A, ir 554 1 5 3 K as 'K .. 3 ' V, if C: Xi , K -.,, . if fr- k r c ,1- bs rv we , .. y , rkr, J r , , ! f r,?gJgw 12 y V1 , lv ,,,, I v . , , K Zip, .:, ..1- - Vjjflz '39 3, ff,-, ' Ray Borys, Ioyce Bourdo, LaVern Bower- sox, Gary Bowker, Sue Boyd. Iay Breeding, Iudy Bryan, Gladys Bund- schuh, Sylvester Burel, Ianice Burkin. Beverly Byers, Iudy Carrnean, Terry Car- nicom, Dick Cherry, Iirn Clark. Carol Clawson, Freda Cooley, Nellie Cool- ey, Ianet Crowell, Karen Cunninqham. Larry Curns, Galen Damschroder, Alberta Davis, Shirley Day, Marsha Debien. Dorothy Deichert, Ioanne Diebert, Lavonne Dodway, Bill Dougherty, Doris Ann Doughty. lim Duncan, Karen Dyer, Marjorie Eakens, lim Edward, Ken Edmonds. Bob Entenmann, Faye Fairall, Ann Fana- boner, Robert Faunce, Iudy Fiebiger. Darlene Fink, Barbara Flick, Ieanette Fo- dor, Nancy Fowler, Lou Ann Fox. L1 as M, ef 415 9 V' ,W F we rw if nj ffm -A . I, ,- Q . 8- ,L W N ' wa? v ,W-,..,A.-. ,ry Q 'il' . ' 'sf-noi' 5 x .N f ., CY , M! Q is FJ A gi, S39 , A .A 5 I 7 it ,. i . .,k , , 2 E K 5 it , ,tif ,, K L: 1. K I' L3g .' A , V, :Q I - .. Q Q i . A LiA I A it -:i.,, , ,ff - QEL ' my rfff . . i-Z QV. y M, A gf W Kay Fredericks, Dick Fitzgerald, Ianet Fry, Raymond Fry, lane Ann Fuller. Marsha Gardner, Mary Ellen Geib, Faye Genson, Merle Gerhardstein, lane Gillmor. Geraldine Girand, Clarence Glover, West- ley Glover, Pam Goff, Carol Good. Blaine Guhn, William Gwinup, Pat Haas, Gloria Hampshire, Russell Hanna. Walter Harkness, Staunton Harrison, Gary Hasselbach, Ianet Hasselbach, Ioyce Hawk. Myron Hays, lim Heid, Al Hetrick, ludy Hetrick, Ward Hetrick. Iackie Hill, Tom Hite, Iudith Hively, Bar- bara I-Iotmann, Jeannette Hoover. Delbert Hoy, Emma Hurse, Walter Hurse, Marilyn lolinston, lanis lones. Martha lones, Corinne Kadlubowski, Rich- ard Karlovetz, Barbara Karr, Donna Kessler. 45 , l as xg Q as -is uv L -cr W , in 1 If R t f is 2 X 'J 4 , , I 5,4 'V Q ' V its 1 W K 1 3 f ,kim f A L 3 , g ' , fr ,. I , ,D A ., 2 :'- 9 L , L if U Z . L is .. if ' -1 r 1 . 1 lAx . 1 ,IIQ , .t if - ' ., A' A snx. Jt'1.-al5 N15 i L , K f A ' l.L, sy' an L, N 'Ai K ' K . 5 i a - ' Z- , if K':f , A y , W awe ? L , Tl it ' W , 5 , ay , , Q , ':' 5 'g s 'lll 1--1, - A ' , . , inf K kh.. K I K 3 J , ,war - ' .423 ,JT -, I A ... 4 , 3 M- K 5 5 ,,,, , Xigwf Q , xl 22 x I in-if lu' 4 -f t,ll :sv K fr ti LA.. 'Z , .,,,V , Gerald Kessler, lim Kessler, Yvonne Kess- ler, Howard King, Ray Klenk. Richard Knepper, Ianice Kock, Ierry Ko- ebel, Ioanne Koke, Sandra Kosman. Don Kroegerp Karrni Kuusberg, Carl La- gune, Warren Lamalie, lack Lee. Maia Leetmaa, Ronald Lehman, Gerald Leggett, Fred Lewis, Nancy Linkey. Doris Magrum, Bill Martin, Bob Martin, Tom Manaban, Bernard McCutchen. Sandra McKay, Nancy McKeeVer, David McNelly, Bob Measler, Faye Mezinger. Carole Miller, lerry Miller, Larry Moore, Olaf Muller, Nancy Murray. Barbara Musser, Beverly Musser, Bill My- ers, Larry Nabrn, Alice Neason. Ed Nickel, Sue Nickel, Iol'1n Nitschke, An- ton Nowak, Pat Nuhfer. K X M ..., , I fd Rfk' sd' is . . , i is t .wt g ' r K, , S , ,gt . .: S ...- , ' as-Q M-' in 1 , A R Haw ,, 1 3? J 'rj .'E: A , V JE ml tv r' .5 Q. -3 f it W at is 1 I' v 'N 4.23 i ...- K 5 .ww ,w,,. K, W ui as . - il: .,, .. pcs Sr 1:1 ff we 'Q' '55 Q Ji oi T7 f, 2 'G-ww 'ff ,,.. 'UU' r J ww .t Q in ' I QQ :au A-Pi P f ' ' AA : , i ' f i t ff Lt is 1 . - A if r. -a t 'P L B Ll sg l , T lim Ohms, Darlene Orndorfi, Larry Oter- mat, Lois Overmyer, Iudy Paul. Glenda Payden, Gary Pearson, Sandra Phillips, Ed Potter, Pat Potter. Albert Price, Susan Price, Peqqy' Ramey, Knox Ramsey, lim Reed. Virginia Richards, Clara Rogers, Kenneth Roth, Mary Ruiz, Steve Rupp. Bruce Sampsell, Clarence Schell, Sara Schepilin, Edgar Schneider, Ianet Schoch. Harald Schwabedissen, ludy Schwartz, Susie Schwartz, Ierry Shaffer, Pat Shana- han. Bill Sheets, Bill Sherlow, Torn Sherman, lim Shiets, Bruce Shilling. Deland Shrout, Nancy Sigertoos, Lynne Slessrnan, Bill Smiley, LaMar Smith. loe Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Robert Smith, Rolland Smith, Beverly Spears. 47 Ng, 'B K X lt I Ji i' f fi ,xi gl at S littii A E Fw Div X i f '- ii D SF' 4,52 J, S I 1 r, ,, ,W 'f ,. Q4 .av lr ' Q -Q1 4' :EL W 'rt ,- i NN 1 ' Xt f wx Q g 5, Q t rap , S .4 Dlx xy, if S il 231- 53, if gnu 1 .. -, , Q V -g ll Hs' , .W ,--. ., ,. i N Delight Sorg, Ierry Stewart, Ianice Stiger, Ronald Stine, Ruth Stockwell. Gary Stotz, Russell Strawsbaugh, Marlene Strayer, Ioel Stull, Ken Stull. Donald Talbert, Nancy Talbert, lim Tiller, Faye Tucker, lay Tuckerman. Norbert Turner, Barb Velliquette, Virginia Voelzke, Rosemary Vroman, Donald Walby. Connie Walton, Margo Ward, Arthur War- sell, Shirley Washington, Dan Wasser- man. Pat Watruba, Glen Watson, Marcia Way- man, Ianet Weaver, Ianice Weickert. David Weller, Vennie Whitmire, Nancy Wickert, Ierry Willer, Beverly Williamson, Doris Winters, Allen Wright, Iohn Wright, Connie Wyss, Ianet Wyss. Lee Wolf, Ianet Woodrick, Donald Yontz, Michael Young, Bob Zimmerman. - An- I I , Roger Abney, Fred Agee, Gene ' 'W ' a 1 in V Q , t :N Albert, Bill Albright, Bill Aldrich, ' V ,, l -gf. W Dd1e Aldrich. I ,, ,V Herbert Aldrich, Ieanne Auneff, ' 7 ,Q y Torn Anneff, Nancy Arndf, Rey- H ,.,, K' I rnond Arndt, Beverly Auxter. G' 1' A A fb l .. Q I Robert Ayres, Roger Bailey, Larry ' Zi f at .Tr , ,e Baker, lim Baker, Rayonelle Bald- , 3, A ff. 23 win, Donald Bartlett. n X 5 f fi' ., I , ' Iudy Bennett, Ed Bergeiurd, Rob- , .8 r ea r , ert Bergeiurd, Ken Berner, Ioyce i gg. --e ff Bibbe, Linde Biddle. ' 7 ,- s.. a I ' A qu Ion Black, Barbara Bleckinger, -f f , l' A A t 0 Hazel Bliss, Sally Bliss, Ross Bly- ' ,A V ' , 1 A ' y , myer, Marjorie Bower. 5 fi? A lla r x , F, ww - ' xc I M X 1 ' , , A .llb Larry Bowers, Iames Bowersox, , t J Q -0 7 i Mf ' i ' Tom Boyer, Susan Breeding, Ruth -3- 3' X S5 ' Anne Brooks, Milton Brown. A 1. A I 5-T Freshman Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Garcia, Treasurer, Mr. Stokes, Advisory Susan Zink, Sec- retaryp David Carl, Vice-President, Gary Coleman, President. 49 1- . '12 tx - A it X E A 'Q 1 eq: . f ' iii' l fa , ',LL , x' 5 , wfzwg.32iQ, rx x ,338 A M Q L K T H t A A A . Z1 A :T i :. - Yz QQ - - V'1 . j g ,,. 9 , E 'A 'V , , ,:2' 5 at fi ' 1... k au- . Q gl y 1' Q., 2-f' 7-L 7:4 C' , A I is vie . . sv. A ,Q .. gg, X I an A ' 5, f ,-5. y , et 2141. M X1 D ft I f LJ f. xx' ' as ff T A t H N 41 .VL A' ,Q it A-B A V' ' t rf- 5 h .J wk 4 -' gli , 3, 5. A uv A .pr N, 11 in A 3'-L- Af K' T A A' F . 4 ' I is f its -'x4: . K , , Q it Q' W . - 1 - , 1 , lv- ' A u K ' . f ' ' La if A . -'P - 41 A A ,ga iff. 727 W Q . Bay Brown, Thomas Brown, Mar- garet Brugger, Rochelle Bullock, Mary Burkett, Nancy Burmeister. Boland Burmeister, Caroline ByQ ers, Faye Byers, David Carl, Mary Carter, Ioyce Clymer. Garry Coleman, Iudy Cook, Garry Cooper, Iohn Cox, Deanna Cress, Nathan Danziger. Phillip Darr, Martha Deichert, Iudy Deno, Audrey Dick, Sandra Dick- ey, Virginia Dideon. Ioe Distel, Gene Dorr, Fred Decker, Earl Dundore, Lou Dyer, Bob Eak- ens. Marlene Edmonds, I. T. Ellis, Mary Engler, Dan Estep, Donald F arster, Tim Farr. Dick Federico, Sara Fiekers, lean Fisher, Dennis Fitzgerald, Amy Fox, Fay Fox. Terry Fought, Tamara Frazier, Ian- ice Fry, Meredith Gahn, Sharon Gahn, Douglas Gallagher. Vincent Gangle, Anita Garcia, Mario Garcia, Iohn Gilbert, Shar- on Goebel, Art Greenman. Patricia Greenman, Kenneth Groh, Duane Hack, Paul Hagenback, Sandra Harkness, Karen Harrison. Iudy Hass, Tom Haubert, Karen Havener, Bruce Hawk, Shirley Hellman, Alice Higley. -A K gig' V . B fl X! fs.-it-.J-1.4-n L it 7 '- K Q 'S .1-f rs- 1 . , ilk, ' I T IV.: V . 7 L H... ... Q a t kg 'Vg W VA JQICLWAW K ad' All f-.- --f.. ii. K , -9 'W I A-fr AA V . , . E,, . 1 y y 1 3 X ae- R, f A I, K . ' is 1 4 '.,EV b 1 'x -- ,M .Q A . Q 3 , r lr . LJ . L if ' .sw cf . w- up L l y li , ,,. ps. if I at v- . .. . .. 5' 7 K 5 -v-v. mi ' .isa L 1 gr? i EL an My ' L L l i i.. .auf . :.a - 2 an Q, 'Q' A ' iff ft if, K. . 1 fri -..ri K 'R if .A,:: i C Q E ns ...C iz.. ' in Marlin Hill, lohn Hitchcock, Mike Hoaqlin, Charles Houdeshell, Iim Hotz, Sue Hufert. Richard l-lumburq, Bertha Ihnat, Robert Iahns, lim lohnson, Dale Iohnston, Marcia lones. Nancy Iones, lanet Kahl, Iohn Kelly, Patricia Kerns, Ierry Kin- sey, Bonita Kleckner. lane Tom Klopp, Kohl, Bonnie Drucilla Kroetz, Dian Kruse, Lana Krayniak, Bill Langel, Iames La- Rocke, Ronald Laubert. Ierry Leleune, Iudy Lenhardt, Bar- bara Leonard, Norman Level, Ros- alyn Lewis, Russel Loqon. Iirn Long, Delores Long, Larry Lonqanbach, Lee Love, Carol Malkrnus, Nancy Martin. Pat McClintock, Bob McClure, ludy McClure, Pat McLaughlin, Ioyce Measures, Diane Miarer. Bob Michael, Freda Michael, Rich- ard Michael, Fred Middleton, Ian Mierke, Logan Mitchell. I-larry Mock, Kay Mooney, Rose Mooney, Barbara Morqan, Chris- tine Mullen, Linda Musson. Dick Myers, Nancy Mylander, Gary Neason, Larry Nitschke, Ver- non Nitschke, Nancy Nowak. 3 51 3. ,sf +- 'rr ' , ' - - r S t , -as U '- A, A i, E.: ig. V .. ' ' ' I Q ,. -vw , - - .. - ff V A .gg-W t ' ' D my ,. W - In I ,R J H - . - f'4 5i . .4 M Si, -,tx'-.. - fd 1 ' ia- l . If A .-- A - , ,Q ,W -4' ti ':fA 5' ., S I X E gvgg '.r '- ' -- i -- is-' - I Vtiz N . -- A W vy . N t A , g sir 2 ,,, ,,. I V M .N yt N., y -. te' ' ..-- J i t'?Z'.? ,,'L A ...fp A S P -. --Q' 'wi r' a Y 7 in , A 1 3+ , - me - ui lf' lt 4 I G Bl I no' 5, rw tl' 'i V t al L ii fx ' g K ua A .di .L -A A ' '- , . 5 W 5' y., fi? , it , , , . gy... V L W V- -A A .- ,wld iff 5 A - Se -as -. ,Q 'M 52 Iudy Nuhfer, Edith Ohms, Russell Ottney, Theron Overmyer, Ralph Oxley, Winston Pardo. Iack Parish, Carol Parker, David Pasch, Charles Pinneo, Lanny Potts. Errol Rafferty, Suzanne Randolph, Allan Reed, Phil Rees, Ann Reich- ert, Iim Reidling. Ianyth Rex, Paul Rice, Richard Richter, Iim Rhoten, Kathleen Ritchie, Howard Roberts. Mervin Rohrbaugh, Ieannette Rol- lins, Ronald Rose, Albert Ross, Garry Ross, lim Rohrbacher. Ronnie Rudolph, Mary Ruiz, Bar- bara Runion, Dick Saionz, Carol Sand, Gary Schall. Ioanne Schell, Gloria Schelley, Darl Schiets, Robert Schneider, Don Schnoor, Richard Schoch. Nancy Schochley, Ron Schoen- ield, Carl Schutt, Carolyn Shana- han, Terry Shanahan, Iohn Shan- non. Ronnie Shawl, Virgil Sheets, Da- vid Sherman, Margery Shetzer, Denvill Shrout, Alex Siebert. Iudy Siegenthaler, Margaret Sie- genthaler, Dee Singleton, Barbara Smith, Bruce Smith, Garry Smith. Ken Smith, Kenneth Smith, Larry Smith, Patricia Snyder, Winford Sorg, Richard Springer. ,V J I K , A v ,XL ,.,. 1.8. ' .,. H ,,.. - T- A35 :fp 1 2' DQ: , 'W -.. , - A . fe '-f 43 K I .,r ,, A . I 4 ' g , , V 1 'Q 9 'H is , I if K i N' Z . I I , I I xi ' A rw Nfl I.: V. 'ff -Q.. I ef f ll r -J A ,,,, Vgg' ----' I QQN , .... , -- 'f an lf',Z'I- '- , -: .. , - f fc?--,.. All ' ' ,fi 'K ,Qi 4 16 r -- ' S ...'S'. T S is, :ci , -- Q , -N , x xr-1' .. fl - , -., to , V , 'N 4 W sv , W ' ' ., - l , ni 7 L - W 'QUE' .,..,,.::' , I , . ,i l .A A T' 9 T' iw it 'H' .. 1 : 4 1 X K K as .Fr ' , N if 4, Lg. -A , 2 3 ' 'fi fx: Alice Stein, Sandra Steward, Su- zanne Steward, Faye Stine, Gene Stokes, Iames Stull. Iudy Sultz, Vurtis Swank, Tom Swedersky, l-laldon Swinhart, Sue Sylvester, Iohnny Thompson. Charles Thrun, Sharon Thrun, Ruby Tiller, Susan Tittle, Brenda Truman, Sue Tucker. lim Tw-iss, Tim Tyler, Aifred Ul- rich, Don Vincel, Ianet Voss, Blanch Waqqoner. Robert Waqqoner, Nick Wagner, Franklin Walby, Mark Walter, Rein Walter, Dan Walters. Robert Walters, Bernice Washing- ton, Russell Watley, Gwen Way- man, Betty Weaver, Bruce Wea- ver. Philp Weber, Janette Weible, Ioan Weible, Melvin Welch, Reba Welch, Iudy Wensinqer. w Ianet Wickert, Ioseph Wilhelm, Lairy Williams, Garry Williamson, Steve Wilson, Sheldon Winklea. Emmabelle Withrow, Ralph Wo- essner, Barbara Wolf, Mary Wolf, Terry Wolfe, Ann Wonzer. Paul Wood, Dennis Wurzel, lack Wymer, Richard Wyss, Kay Ann Yontz, Donnelle Zilles. Ed Zilles, lim Zimmerman, Iohn Zimmerman, Susie Zink, Karen Zucker. 53 3' 4 G i sf- sl-Bra X . :IQ LP' sq 'ai rg 2 , Ma , A 'ay Qs .. - L F - 2' 4 -3 .. . 5 lr '45 i , ,if Xi in 3 .ff 1 f ix , fx' vi- K A M I .,-of ig W ...Q A W' M 3' 'E 3' :sr an ' l ' l F I fw-J - ,N,. T' 'P' I 1- 'T ,.. . f 'L -l .i . 15 td I' N' ' 'i - -- A 2 N' ' ::. , I if gl y 1,1 tt.: -'?:!i5.',Q'5a, , ' A N, 17'J ' ' A 1 Q'- t fn fb f - W tu . W' 7' ' 5' E- ret, lXAQ.. l, -A ' Q ,-Q ' Il 'f if ' is , lgl I L , A b if Ti 4' A A u . ff is L t -. V J' i A X ' t I if '16 Et - 4 'Tr Q 'A 5' -2 'Q 5. Fi 'SW F- I A ,ll I ' '- im? is If FZ, its , 53' M A F if .1 is J -Q. , ,f gkl 1 I .5- .F 1- ' t ' ' KCI' 'Srl ,, pg, 'E-g Q 6 Q-21:-Z 0 4, ki . F V 'Q ' ,S 'A L B .. K .I I 'I I r in , ,Mx K K i K. ?, th' Ears: 'I I vc l an , 'i . 'R .ff aw . f it .wikis 1' ii, ' 'E 'F' S- -S 1- . t - .1 f, -H ,C F 25' Z3 y it ... - ? X , in my y 1 I ie Y A y A 'rm is-'xl 1 W' f ' I . H' 1 li A vi 4, if fist- Q- A Q , ,E so A y I P ,,:, J -U L -A j , .4 , is t L L - f Q E J-,4-,., , ,, - ,l M' EIGHTH GRADE . . . ROW 1: Edward Able, Judy Albert, Mari Albright, Carolyn Alejandro, Wesley Anderson, Roy Anthony, Marlene Ascher- man, Iimmy Ayres, Barbara Bailey, Freddie Bailey, Roger Baker. ROW 2: Pat Bame, Ioan Beake, Ioanne Beal, Louise Beckley, Rita Beckley, Barbara Bennison, Gary Bierly, Phillis Bigelow, Nancy Binkley, Dave Bliss, Iames Bliss. ROW 3: Nancy Bliss, Patty Boyer, Linda Bunn, Mary Lou Byers, Ioan Caldwell, George Carr, Kay Cassell, Carolyn Claar, Dick Clinebell, Mike Cochran, Daniel Coleman. ROW 4: Terry Collins, Rita Cook, Bonita Cress, Connie Cross, ludy Cucare, Keith Cunningham, Sandra Damschroder, Donald Danford, Mary Dickey, Larry Druckenmiller, Lynn Drucken- miller. 54 ROW 5: Carolyn Dundore, Arthur Ebright, Mary Eckhardt, Paul Elder, Dolores Ellison, Gill Emery, Sandy Fairall, Iim Faunce, Phyllis Feick, Carol Fisher, Faye Fisher. ROW 6: Fred Fisher, Nancy Franks, Robert Franks, Iim Frater, Iim Freeman, Ruth Foster, Jacqueline Fox, Tom Gary, Carolyn Geldin, Harold George, Susan Gibbs. ROW 7: Robert Girand, Richard Goehring, Ronald Golden, Donald Gray, Renny Gray, Kit Grimshaw, Robert Greenman, Richard Guinup, Eddie Hallier, Nancy Harris, Kenneth Hassel- bach. ROW 8: Marilyn Hasselbach, Nancy Hasselbach, Sylvia Hassel- bach, Leah Hawk, Susan Hawk, Leo Hays, Paul Hays, Claudia Hess, Ernest Hetrick, Ion Hetrick, Roger Hetrick. ,h ., gg4?'?-qw , Y: of ,ir-x l 7, in y N M559 f, 1 .- 2 L ,, V- ,VI .....,-. ,,, ,, - P- ,, - , if A , ,yyy if Q -Q. i L , 2 . ' , I L ,- -' . + ll 'L Q ' W it ' .. :JL NMA ., , -:,, I W VV t I W, yr A H . In M ,S lvl ,-Baal van' 3.5 lj I J Kggi Y JV K QQ fa .- , , t I' 3 ,M - , ,b g ., . . . kv,k.k, A I-, ' f Ek ,Alf ' W ' 5' n mfr :f 1 r ff' 1 ' 1 Q 1 YY - . 1:95:12 :1 A it L 1 -f Ff!'fl ,J Es, rf' 'N P S f .. N 1A-A D5 j t , , L , ' . , I gy- Y 'Y v Q' ' P - Z tr' , , l L ' , , 3 LV ,' ' ' ,, ti-, r 4' I K ' nv ' R' , --i f K 'Ai 'fl Li L ,f c: V L -.- . I f 1 --V 'r f , , it ,L .. L K ' ',f'x,-' ' . A . 5 qt v,,r , .:,, LKl2,.V,A:::, T ' I4 ft. 1: A ' ' .1 9 an t ,si 3 W i ' lf : , f 1 '. .nl H - . ,l . - I A FN .tw 4 , , ' 5 ' 1 - W' wiv , -A ' L ,. Q -v--, 7 Ld W ggy rd VVL: 'hr K -A ., y A In ry ,A V i T I .Q y ,, 5 V it ,Qi tt 'I -... ,, Vg ' f ' I ' g :gk :+G x -:-. X , AI, L ,- , I , K 35. ' W 'tif 'L I A :,k ' A E' , ii D , 5 ' ,V A 1 ' ,L ' I... L K 1 fl-fx .4 S fi ti 52:4 'W' ROW l: Raymond Hiqley, Richard Hilton, Edna Hineline, Mar- ROW 5: ludy Madden, Larry Martin, Richard Martin, Cynthia vin Hines, Gary l-lirt, lerry Hoffman, Kay Holsinqer, William Sue Hunt, Diane Hyde, Sharrie Hyden. Hudson, ROW Z: Douglas Ingersoll, Charles Ireland, Eloise lvy, Billy Iohnson, Charles lohnson, Arthur Iones, Ierry Iones, Patricia Karr, Shirley Karr, Nancy Keck, Neil Keckler. ROW-3: Sharon Kritzell, ROW 4: Betty Lawrence, Dianne Lenhart, Iannet Lesher, Gwen- lack Kilqus, Robert Kirkbride, Hope Knofiin, Dick Koble, Koke, Karylle Kreilick, Ruth Ann Kreilick, Sharon Ruth Lamalie, Richard Lance, lim Lanqel. dolyn Lewis, Darryl Linder, Ronny Linder, lerry Ling, Marilyn Livengood, Tom Long, Ruben Lozano, Barbara Mackey. Mason, Carol Masters, Reta Martoon, Mike McCarthy, Duane McGormley, Almata McNair, Sharon Meggitt, Ierry Metter. ROW 6: Carol Meyer, Elizabeth Mezinger, Ex fl,' '01, Sharon Michael, Bill Miller, Illa lean Miller, lohn Miller, La- Vonne Miller, Iames Milliron, Edwin Mitchell, Karen Mittan. ROW 7: Patrick Mitten, Carolyn Mollinqer, lim Mooney, Phyllis Mullen, Karen Myers, Patricia Myers, lanet Nauqle, Henry Nelson, Larry Nesbitt, Nancy Newton, lean Nicholas. ROW 8: Robert Nickel, Russell Nitschke, Lucretia Oman, lames Oterrnat, Dennis Ottney, Larry Overmyer, Sandra Oxley, Iohn Parish, Sonja Parker, Sharon Parsons, Carol Peck. 55 t, K nr 6, U y ,, , ,, 9 ng K G, 13. T 'E ' i V N' , ' A it i 4 L ' , ,, V ,- ' V V, ,V ' N . Lf ft:f:fi24+::::.: if-R F- i ' ' 'f 'K R . 1 F7 1 5' ' L S W Yws 10' Q- G' . . I ,wif ' Q QWL' , , ' fs THA ' A ' Y W 2 , ,.,, f, wt mz i Q .W 4, ., or 31 , -f , my 1' 'gk 11. , ... f.. . r ,F rf t -' ' ' -fy zz r . ' - SL , A :L . ., , V K :I gh I: TJ ' . . t . My ,Q In qi: t. I .HAM 'F K ? l Q.. H' V xi., ,Barb W E My ,J 3,8 - K , '. L' : swf 52321-H-'Z tt -...,r.. radii. ' A L - gf . W, M.. tra' . 5,1 ' ,,. , . v- f 'Z' -t y My Lt, ,gg Q! , if if l ls ' 'K t 1' 'ri' x . ,f .K I A -K 'SQ S .v , k r' , , f L 1 sq 1- fc. ROW l: Mary Ann Pence, Cynthia Perry, Willis Peters, Bruce Pollak, Sharon Potts, Diane Pump, Sandra Ouackenbush, Iudy Ream, Ronald Reed, Michael Reed, Ianice Reidling. ROW 2: Iackie Richie, Gary Rite, Bill Ripple, Bruce Rohrbecher, Iames Rossiter, Ierrie Rowe, Clarence Ruiz, Virginia Sager, Mary Schneider, Robert Semer, Richard Sheidler. ROW 3: Besty Shanahan, Beverly Shockley, Charles Slatter, Lewis Slattery, Bob Slemmer, Faye Slessman, lack Smith, Ioan Smith, Keith Smith, Kenneth Smith, Larry Smith. ROW 4: Sandra Smith, Walter Smith, Helen Snodgrass, Bob Snyder, Nancy Snyder, Iackie Solomon, Richard Speer, Tom Sprunk, Linda Stegman, Iames Streeter, Arlene Stokes. 56 ROW 5: Karyl Swartz, Larry Swartz, Shirley Sweazey, Dick Swedersky, Dennis Swope, Iuri Taalman, Linda Talbert, Lynn Tanner, Sharon Taylor, Carolyn Thornton, lean Thrun. ROW 6: Sandra Thurn, Barb Tittle, Gordon Tod, Susan Town- send, Connie Tucker, ludy Tusing, Lona Twiss, Sandra Viton, Fred Voorhies, Gary Voos, lerry Wagner. ROW 7: Donna Walter, Fern Walter, Gary Waugh, Don Wealer, Gloria Wehrmeister, Patty Weickert, Ronald Weisheit, lane! Wenzel, Robert Willey, Lois Wilkenson, Iohn Wingard. ROW 8: Ruby Winters, Tom Woessner, Don Wolf, Tom Yeag- er, Chris Young, Steven Young, Fred Zimmerman, lim Zimmer- man. ,R I, my 41' ,-. , ,A A ,, .- 5' 4' y kkkk 1, Mb, f ' ,- Q ' -' ri? , 71 '. E CE t if , ,. .,,l ,Q fi 1, V Q ,tt , 7 S' si F I :yi . A ,Q-'Gps K A M. 4' f... 3, fl F ' 1 ' I , M rf 5- ' fe 511 1 S :. . L: .L ' 1 ' VZ .-Q? , xlihr.. f n A- ' I g -. ,- 1 , , ' ui 1 v4 'J V .3 5 vw I A J P K .. v-A Q . -- if-:fr . L RZ' 5 My J' ::. 'L 'N g , W, I Q ,. W, 4 ' 1. gf -ous A 1 ee. ':- ix, if :L ' -- i s-4 ' ' s ' L lf' a Q' Bm 1 Y k' : 1-Al' 1 WK e ighth . f t , QW Q L Q ' ' . 'S' 'Q fi .iv ,dx V' Tv 1 i ' 'zz' Q, rs, L -W L 1 32 Q: - A 5 , J?-1,1 Q wiv., 4 I , ,QQ Vi K , ' 'fl , , i f , f A . iw :Tiff -J- ,, fa, 4. , A ,. .. E fr: 3-, tn- ' -A Viv' ' 2 :i F 1' L-f , '-- '--4 'YT' 'Y-7' ft' 'L' A-J A A L, xi J if . -- ,L uw ' ' X f,.,t Jil, ,., -Q - , 5: clfi-ff! - ki , A Q, X - Q og? . sr ' F-,.. K I A .,,, 'H' 'l .D I 5 X 12' had X? H it 'gf , ' ' ' -JS. X -1-' 4 2, , s Q ' L , , ' ' r y ers S r, f' - Q ,113 , 2 E f Q st WM 'X . MIM , L, 14.61. t t .ki . 4 A ' ' 1 V' A ' K ., s we , ,f . ,,., 1 ., , , K ' in if . 4 V, tc: ,V 7' X -'::, , ri - 5 , 5,5522 A. P' ' ' f i Q . , s f, H ' A :bt r-an , gi., , K J 3 V 4, f A I wif 1 1. F 1 S - 1-iii: - , l v A I 1 X 1 Q' . . y 4d I 'y 'F uv x ' 'I' N , ..,f i NT:-E ' H 'IL' K 7 1 t ,C ,ix F K 1 r -fK-Q JY . ' .J 0 as i 1 SEVENTH GRADE . . . ROW l: Claudia Abrahamson, Beverly Adkins, Robert Arndt, Bob Atkins, lane Baker, Sharon Bartlett, Nick Baskey, Norleen Baumer, Maxine Beal, Gary Beatty, David Beck. ROW 2: Larry Beck, Ruth Beckley, Delane Behnken, Perry Bell, Iohn Bennison, Marlene Binkley, Bert Black, Douglas Black, Ginny Black, Glenn Bliss, Lyle Bliss. ROW 3: Margaret Bliss, Carole Blue, Sue Boos, Lloyd Both, Betty Boyer, loan Brooks, Kay Brooks, Ernestine Burel, ludy Burkett, Ioyce Byers, Ronnie Brown. ROW 4: Louis Camden, Marie Campbell, Iackie Carl, ludy Carnicorn, Carolyn Carr, Steve Cecil, Sharon Chambers, Ronnie Cherry, Boyd Christiansen, Sharon Clark, ludy Cochey. ROW 5: Trudy Cochey, Patricia Cook, ludy Cooperman, Sandy Corthell, lames Cox, Iohn Cox, Iudy Coxon, Don Crigger, Linda Crigger, Robert Cunningham, Phyllis Daniord. ROW 6: Eular Mae Davis, Kathryn Davis, Bob Dickey, Patricia Dickey, IoAnn Dignan, Pat Distel, Iudy Dittman, Ann Dodway, Billy Door, Dean Door, Nancy Door. ROW 7: Richard Draves, Ginny Dangherty, Alice Eakens, Ierry Eberly, Galen Edmonds, lanet Edmonds, Ronnie Edmonds, Ben Eisler, Linda Ellis, ludy Enders, lay Engler. ROW 8: Thomas Engler, Wanda Estep, Mary Lou Eversole, Neil Fausey, Anita Feagen, Larry Fiqley, Patsy Fiqley, Larry Findley, lefiery First, Maurice Fisher, loanne Fitzgerald. ROW 9: lohn Flick, Carol Fought, Eddy Fought, Pamela Forger- son, Frank Fox, left Frost, Richard Fuller, Iudy Gahn, Lana Gal- ford, David Ganqwer, Ben Geller. 57 -aj 'tu - ' ,V 5'-: : 5 : . V- ', -it 'ZS' , 5 A ,gan 5.-jf? g , its ,f 55.155 .1 ir Q L Q ' f 'X 'I 1, N ' - .L I S, , '-- ' , 1 yas if .I -KJ t 33: fl 'I RW are W 17-5 ' .-'l 4- V P ' Zin i ' y, 513 L 1 : il Z- L A .Q . ,. l A.r' 3 B F titk 'S im: I - P if , ras if .1 G ,i S 'K I :iw 1 - 1' , K 8 X.. A ' 'ifuimf ' ' ff X' mg' 1 - 1... , V 2- if gf, V f L 5 500 I .... 2, 1 4 y 1 54 LH fir-cf: r Q li. . ' . . , f v tif 34 o 1: lf 6.1-1? 5 armani t . ' L , - I .: , .V 'tw f' r .S ff X , ,J y A F , X, 4 'HH 1 . vi. X' U li : K I i lliii 7 H mi' ,t :f ,QI It ., K t J i K I I - , J: rf , L ', - l - fi al. K ll. J A 2 v' 4 K '! i - C ROW l: Kathleen Genzman, Dr nnis Gerwin, Kathleen Gerwin, lean Gilbertson, Clara Gillmor, Virginia Goeller, Paula Good- rnan, Pamela Gresco, Tom Gruver, Doris Hack, David Hackney. ROW 2: Gordon Hart, Eugene Hasselbach, Loren Hasselbach, Shirley Hasselbach, Ieanine llaube, Thomas Hays, Carol Hazel, Sharon Heilernan, Sally Hellwig, Gale Henning, David Heppner, ROW 3: Sheron Heppner, Milton Hetrick, Sandra Hetrick, Phil Hicks, Rose Hineline, Philip Hoaglin, Darlene Hodgkinson, Elaine Holden, Lamar Homler, Richard Hopkins, Janice Houde- shell. ROW 4: Sandra Howard, lon Hower, Ray Huber, Huff Iunius, Lynn Huffman, Scott Huntzingor, Christie lckes, Roger Inks, Sally lacobsen, Camilla lenkins, Larry johnson. ROW 5: Charles Iolly, Carolyn Iones, Bill Iones, Gloria tones, 58 Ioanne Ioseph, Paul lump, Phillip Kadlubowski, Kaaren Karle, Bob Karlovetz, Rogene Kasparek, Sheron Keiser, ROW 6: Gary Kern, Iohn Kerr, Larry Kessler, Robert Kessler, Sharon Kilgus, Allen Kinney, janet Kiser, Charlotte Kollman, Donna Kretz, Nancy Lamalie, Sandra Lamalie. ROW 7: Gary Lance, Bobby La'l'ourrette, Eddie Lee, Tom Lee, Deny Lelune, Laverne Leonard, Iohn Linder, Iudy Linder, Doris Lindstrom, Patricia Linton, Ianet Lohrbach. ROW 8: Ed Looman, Susan Maher, Ioe Mange, Roger Mann, Sharon Martin, Dick Mathias, Donna McClintock, Barbara Mc- Clory, Bob Metter, Brenda Michael, David Michael. ROW 9: Iim Michel, Sally Middleton, Judy Miller, Iudy Miller, Kenny Mills, Cletus Minzer, Richard Minzer, Lee Moore, Robert Mulcahy, Iohn Myers, Virginia Nason. A 9' iw 4 M 'E i Q. 'W ww' M - A L L 2 f V 1 I S' P asf ' 'A ' n I kj I J' nil 1 1 zz. K 1 I wi . U Q -K K 7LMil'Lm.tz.i.-.i is ,f m V, L... jgigf , 4 L , L L L-QL! 5 . J : -eff' 'Ti .f ' . i . z ' Q .. A .gf L L wt ,L - 1 L . Q W 3 T L J- . ' T L i f -T Q .air -' . tw ' - ' L is W A T A V .T an I L A it H L t L ,L G T L, .,... Q - ' I ' fi i ,A.. fs. i.. f v . A' f A f Z as f ' 'J L ' r' L ' - . ,, L 'V E Alf- 'HTTT' 21 Y Ev 'Z - i t W . X 'T' L 4. X 'A L ,LL, LL I ,A n A 3 . T L 1:,' L L ' of ef ' WWE J . . -G-J 1.7.3. :fs it 4 ,. it ' X if in .Q .gf K na K f A 6 in was QV- 44 I K K . 7: L at .ei ' -- 9,331 ..., -Q 'E' ff L S L -if 'T' L... ,T -ff-L rf: t . Rafi L . 7 ,L Q' fy ' , LL L4 is -1 - 9 :L E E L. 'S bfi ' VL M S kv' Qw 2:'lf 'Wg K RH 'f bv T 19 :Sgr if' H L I . 4525 Li f L fx I f X - 1 '-, 'Y H - - ' f 'V J it 1 ' if E ilifl , girfi-i?r19f'f'?1l s I if ' L r . f jr VV il L E 'J' 5 ,x L A ll f ' - D Vx, L ' 5, Lt .a L L f ' L,gLgL, LJ: as L in g V f 'V ,, ff . .,- z 4 ' ti r 51 r' 'L 'A KV- L LLLV L M.,-M E E rf A :NE Q' .' i :sf ff T f 1 jigsviafit 1 L rf L ' I AAAA i L I ,L 'L ' L N L X .al LL, ,L r L. we G T 5 il, :T 1 ...G gs 4, - L Kei? L eg, ,SEO 43 L L ' L ' 54: L . it L y W L 1 5 g 3 V K Q . ,Y f 1 E LL' ', I ...L -' ' at D it at ' E ...If 'iff fl? . ' S ' f Y . 1. t'.2'z ,f . . r . - K L -L xv- I s Ng4:',: rx Firm K V 3 V .141 x 4 0 Wk L3 SAM- V5.1 ,- E v LH ye :tg ...Li ififax, 5 L W 4 y ' L LLLL. L D L L QQ . if, V- .L R il i , D 'lx Jw lx :V Nl' ' ' -4' fi I L A 4 LL Y nrii W L K I 4 44 ,, i Q' 1-tfLi1ff'Lff ,L ff- L fi in L ! 4' if 'I Q? S f F-:L if Al L' V f ' 3 L, L1 -4 T L' ' 'L W' ztfifli I5 ,W ROW 1: Ginger Nickloy, Tony Nickoluzakis, Loren Nickel, Therese Nieman, Gene Nitschke, Iudy Notz, Kelly Ogg, Maria Otto, Marie Overmyer, Bill Parlow, Sandra Philo. ROW 2: Thomas Pierce, Iudy Pilarsh, Sandra Pilarsh, Iames Price, Lana Quackenbush, Mary Ramey, Cynthia Ramsey, Car- olyn Reed, Patti Reedy, Linda Reeves, Roger Reidling. ROW 3: Karen Rice, Toomas Rikken, Iay Roberts, Ronald Rod- dy, Wayne Rohrbaugh, Ruth Ann Rose, Sandra Ross, Iuanita Ruiz, Betty Ruttshaw, Richard Sale, Barbara Sanders. ROW 4: Don Schell, Ianet Schiets, Larry Schetlin, Sam Scheflin, Iim Seele, David Serwin, George Shanahan, lane Shilling, Ron- ald Slane, Donald Slessman, Mike Smiley. ROW 5: Donald Smith, Ioe Smith, Iohn Smith, Leonard Smith, Sandra Smith, Willard Smith, Susan Snider, Ellen Snodgrass, Margaret Snodgrass, Dick Snyder, Ioyleen Snyder. ROW 6: Nancy Snyder, Kenneth Sorg, Sherry Sorg, Luella Stotz, Larry Steele, Leah Stierwalt, Larry Stout, Larry Stover, Mary Ann Strausbaugh, Elizabeth Albinson, Sandra Stull. ROW 7: Sharon Sweazey, lack Talbot, Paul Thatcher, Gary Tuckerman, Semone Turner, Ianet Van Ness, Robert Vogel, Diana Voss, lean Wagner, Harry Walters, Lee Waggener. ROW 8: Sandra Ward, Landra Weiker, Elaine Weng, Bill Wen- singer, Arthur White, Sally Whittaker, Margaret Wilhelm, Gary Willey, Ann Williams, Gail Wiseman, Andrea Wolfe. ROW 9: Shirley Wolfe, Tim Wolfe, Ellen Wonzer, lane Wood, Iackie Zink, Elizabeth Zirkle. 59 Whodcrt? Touche' Claudette, you doll you Mountain climbers? Thcrt's potent, qirls Libercxce Hi Bcxrt Contented, Mr. Stokes? Whctt or hoirdo Looking ot pictures, Carol? Another studious Tittle Three lovelies! MGHIS best friend Slow, curves ahead The Crew A recxl cool cot Scott cmd Bart cxiter cr lovely Poor Ccrmeron Iust visiting Hi, girls I-low did thot get in here Artic cmtics Keep your dukes up Aren't they sweet 'Java if H5539 DNYA' W. if U GMES Pikllittllhilt Cf Pr LQUS wa EN i 'QM Escape Three polar bares Betsy, you're lovelyl Loafing again Oh, what a few years can add Left out, McKay Let's play ball High, Why? Latin lovers? Careful girls, you'11 freeze The Senior lovelies Girls, they're fattening Brownie Wes, the Atlas pupil Great fun Mike Kangilaski Brando Lovely Seniors, 6th grade Ken Hirt, age 7 Atkinson gang, 3rd grade Lucas's on top again The end ls? '-un. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Ncmcy Fowler, Iudy Brygn, Iudy Poul. BOTTOM ROW: Kay McMillan, Murcia Ireland, Betty Mooney. CHEERLEADERS . These girls gre responsible tor cregting g strong school spirit gt the ggmes gnd the other gthletic events. Spending long hours otnd tedious work is port ot their gctivity schedule. Mr. Schieter is the gdvisor tor the cheerleaders. Thgnlcs to his tireless ettorts gnd time Ross High School hos CI spirit gnd gn interest in sports that is hgrd to begt. Xf-Aff' Q X 5 - E Q9 ' 'i . Q-po H !! Q Y TEENS HI Y Musa: fy, E x Q05 6ANO f-www mm x. 4 V THE BAND . . With patience and understanding, Mr. Stierwalt and Mr. Sells have led the band through another successful year. The spirit that the band music offers at the basketball and football games gives the students a feeling of satisfaction, and they realize that the band members are their spirit leaders. For many years our band has taken top honors in the state. Much of this credit goes to the directors. Their efforts are appreciated. ROW 1: Mr. Kooistra, Sondra McCollister, Barbara Uline, Iucly Sultz, Coralene Byers, Meredith Gahn, Iudy Carmean, Carol Malkmus, Alice Neason, Iudy Deno, Carol Neason, Elaine Zimmerman. ROW 2: Patricia Bliss, Virginia Dideon, Viola Hensgen, Rose- mary Vroman, Margarette Fiebiger, Patricia Greenman, lane Klenk, Deanna Cress, Ann Reichert, Karen Harrison, leanne Althoff, Mary Ellen Geib, Ianice Stiger, Aleta Carry. ROW 3: Frances Baptista, Reba Welch, ludy Lenhardt, Marcia lones, Sharon Gahn, lanice Fry, Pat Nuhier, Karol Behlmer, Iudy Hill, Frances Cobb, Donna Kessler, Barb Velliquette, Beverly Kindred. ROW 4: Barbara Brashares, Marjorie Bower, Helen Scherf, Janis jones, Peggy Stimmel, Beverly Spears, Mary Lynne Wolfe, Ioyce Berlekamp, Connie Frater, Mamie Hurse, Sandy Sprunk, Faye Longanbach, Marilyn Mooney, Carol Coon. ROW 5: Bill Sherlow, Winston Pardo, Ronnie Rudolph, Garry Coleman, Ronnie Shawl, Ierry Stahl, Dan Clark, Carl Schutt, Gene Stokes, Robert Michael, Ierry Leleune, Fred Decker, lim Baker. ROW 6: Russelle Logan, Allan Reed, Gerald Leggett, Lanny Potts, Gerald Kessler, Dean Tritch, Gary Neason, Vernon Nitschke, Keith Bender, David Bodi, Dave Schoonmaker, Errol Rafferty, Ioel Stull, Ion Black. A CAPPELLA CHOIR . . . Inspiring assemblies are always the product of the A Cappella Choir - a candlelight service at Christmas and a concert at Thanksgiving. Other activities which occur during the school year for the choir are the joint concert with the band, the Invita- tional Music Festival ot Ohio, and the Easter concert. Music is important to us, since there are many times when We need some- thing to relieve built-up tension and music offers that release. Thanks to Mr. Kooistra for an excellent directing job. 67 ROW 1: Mr. Kooistra, Carolyn Carr, Sandra Stull, Arlene Stokes, Maria Otto, Marlene Ascherman, Barbara McClory, Ianice Reidling, Nancy Harris, Sheron Keiser, Sandra Smith, Iudy Ream, Iudy Gahn, Kay Holsingoi, Ruth Kreilick. ROW 2: Sandra Howard, Iudy Linder, Ginny Black, ludy Cu- care, Mary Schneider, Marilyn Livengood, lackie Zink, Claudia Hess, Susan Hawk, Elaine Weng, Patty Weickert, Nancy Dorr, Nancy Newton, Kay Ann Cassell. ROW 3: Ann Dodway, Loren Nickel, Thomas Engler, Gary Kern, Sharon Kritzell, lerrie Rowe, Susan Gibbs, Connie Cross, Ginger Nickloy, Sally Middleton, Ronny Linder, Roger Baker, Charles Iolly, Linda Reeves. ROW 4: Ioe Smith, Loren Hasselbach, Larry Smith, David Heppner, Diane Hyde, Ellen Wonzer, Reta Beckley, Gail Wiseman, Nancy Bliss, Nancy Hasselbach, Mary Ann Pence, Bill Miller, Bob Slemmer, Marvin Hines, Billy Dorr. ROW 5: Tom Lee, Iohn Flick, Maurice Fisher, Robert Kirkbride, Gary Bierly, Louise Beckley, Sandra Lamalie, Barbara Bailey, Fay Slessman, Sandra Smith, Faye Fisher, Sandra Viton, Iim Zimmerman, Robert Vogel, Ronald Golden, Roger Hetrick, Eu- gene Michel. ROW 6: Gary Lance, Larry Findley, Iohn Miller, Dennis Swore, Bill Ripple, Ernest Hetrick, Ronald Weisheit, Neil Keckler, Gary Waugh, Donald Slessman, Mike McCarthy, Duane Mc- Gormley, Kenneth Hasselbach, Ruben Lozano. IUNIOR HIGH CHOIR . . . The members of the lunior High Choir are making the neces- sary preparations to enter the A Cappella Choir in a year or two. Part of this preparation includes the learning ot the fundamentals of singing, which are taught by Mr. Kooistra. lt is these boys and girls who will some day lend their voices to the inspiring vocal programs We have come to expect from the vocal music department. 68 ROW 1 Ie y Knsey, Nancy Linkey, Carol Rice, Georgena ROW 2: Iohn Lcxmbright, Dan Clark, Kurt Krugh Iohn Baxter e n F ter, Barbara Flick. Larry Bowers, Haldon Swinehort, Dick Klopp. ART CLUB . . Culture has become an element in society of which there is not enough. ln order that a further interest in art might be ob- tained, an Art Club became a permanent organization in our school. Mainly, the purpose of this club is to study different artists and their techniques. From these studies the student re- ceives a better understanding and appreciation of art. Assisting in these studies are the trips that the group takes to the art ex- hibits in the area. This club's activities are varied also since its members do paintings, sketchings, and Work in the field of art. 0 .Q ..ewk+.an- - mn? .44 I UN IOR CLASS PLAY 3 The Little Dog Laughed Q .fx-P w may ilu 5 '1f alll? U f iff Q 1 'ukv , X X e 2 gx, ' r Ai e 'eeg M' 1... BOW 1: Mrs. Huffman, lean Batie, Yvonne Carter, Sharon Gil- more, Darlene Barnheiser, Faye Longabach, Alice Weickert, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Nancy Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Carol Kiser, Georgena Gries, Marilyn Mooney, Arlene Schutt, Shirley Smith, Barbara Wyss, Iune Havens, Ioye Neason. 'RA' ROW 3: Nancy Gibbs, Shirley Bowers, Peggy Shawl, Sally Sherer, Annette Dick, Doris Markwith, Ruth Duseberg, Shirley Iohnston. ROW 4: Harolyn Crosskill, lanet Smith, Marjorie Stout, Frances Cobb, Barbara Carr, Iacque Hirt, Sandra Witter, Lois Deppen. Y-TEEN-SENICR . . . The Golden Rule might well be the motto of the Y-Teen Club. Gifts to the sick and needy display the Christian attitude of the girls who are mem- bers of this organization. A cheerful giver is us- ually hard to find in the selfish world of which we are a part, but the girls in Y-Teens show an un- selfish attitude when they do such things as mak- ing Christmas place favors for Memorial Hospital and preparing Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. Sophomore girls are also very active in the Y-Teen organization. Their participation is seen in some of the other activities of the year, such as, the Valentine dance, the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, and the conferences they attend. Y-TEEN . . . ROW 1: Mrs. Hoffman, Carol Neason, Kaye McMillan, Ianice Burkin, Alice Neason, Mary Ann Smith, Ianice Anspach, lean Wolf, lane Ann Fuller, Dorothy Deichert. ROW 2: Ioan Miarer, Mary Anne Michael, Mary Ellen Geib, Doris Ann Doughty, Io'Del Both, Lou Ann Fox, Merry lane Ayres, Ian Barringer, Pam Goff, Nancy Linkey. ROW 3: Donna Kessler, Beverly Williamson, Ianet Woodrick, Nancy Fowler, Nancy Sigerfoos, Iudy Schwartz, Iudy Paul, Iucly Bryan, Pat Nuhfer, Marilyn Iohnston. ROW 4: Connie Wyss, Nettie Carter, Lavonne Dodway, Ann Fangboner, Carol Hofmann, Lynne Slessman, Faye Fairall, Susie Schwartz, Connie Walton, Shirley Lahey. ROW 5: Arlene Dick, Mary Lawrence, Arlin Saam, Roselyn Karlovetz, Nancy Wickert, Glenda Payden, Ianet Fry, Marie Iohnson, Landra Boyer, lune Erb. ROW 6: Raymona Cooper, Kay Wolf, Betsy Schwartz, Ioyce Berlekamp, Carol Peters, Barbara Flick, Barbara Brashares, Ardith Bloom, Marcia Wayman, Betty Lou Arndt. - ROW l: Miss Forsyth, Barbara Tooley, Ann Randolph, Mary Lawrence, Elaine Zimmerman, Mary Augustine, Dorothy I-lailey, Lollie Lawrence. ROW 2: Sharon Michles, Marlene Miarer, lean Batie, Nancy I-lunsinqer, Barb Stokes, Susie Frantz, Marilyn Mooney, Car- olyn Winnes. ROW 3: Dick Heslet, Marilyn Schneider, Harolyn Crosskill Barbara Brashares, Peggy Shawl, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, Kay Wolf. ROW 4: Donna Walter, Dave Schoonmaker, Iohn Lambright Iim Zimmerman, Karl Kessler, Ward Potts, George Pinneo Sande' McCarthy. NATIONAL THESPIAN . . . ln many Ways this organization is the busiest one in the school. All during the school year the members of this group are participating in one-act plays, class plays, all types of class Work, and readings tor contests. Much time and effort, on the part oi the sponsor and the students, are necessary tor the success ot this organization. While the students are spending their time on the dramatics activities, they are learning how to associate and co- operate With other people. After they graduate from high school, it will be very necessary to have the ability to get along Well with others. To become eligible to join National Thespians, a student has to have ten points which he receives from his participation in the dramatic activities. For every extra ten points that a member earns he is awarded a star. To Miss Forsyth, the sponsor of the organization, We extend a Well-deserved thank you tor the achievements which the National Thespians have attained. ROW 1: Staunton Harrison, Brad Gabel, Fred Hower, Samuel Danziger, Dave Schoonmaker, Iohn Lambright. ROW 2: Mr. Hille, Robert Amey, Kurt Krugh, Randall Gahn, Mike Otermat, Tom Wadsworth, Henry Vlfarner. ROW 3: Scott Lucas, Dave Hetrick, Larry Harris, Roger Chambers, Bob Darnschroder, Gary Shilling. HI-Y . . . The development oi the Christian character of boys is the pur- pose of the l-li-Y organization. Success in later lite depends a great deal on the character which a person develops during his high school education. Mr. Doren, who is the adyisor for the boys, ably assists them in the club's program. Une oi the most import- ant dates on the calendar for the l-li-Y boys is the Valentine Dance which is sponsored jointly by the l-li-Y and the Y-Teens. The oc- casion ranks as one of the social events of the year. ROW l: Mr. Miller, Paul Thatcher, Lynn Huffman, Roger Mann, Ronald Weisheit, lack Smith, Marvin Hines, Steve Cecil, Bar- bara McClory, Beverly Adkins, lim Seele, Lloyd Both. ROW 2: Mrs. Carlson, Sara Fiekers, Ianyth Rex, Iohn Zimmer- man, Gary Stotz, Beverly Kindred, Kay Fredericks, Diana Sue Miarer, Sharon Gahn, Nancy Fowler, Iudy Schwartz. ROW 3: Tamara Frezier, Arlene Dick, Marilyn Dotson, lacque- line Fox, Leo Hays, Thomas Woessner, Iudy Bryan, Pat Nuhfer, Ann Reichert, Maribeth Sand, Roselyn Karlovetz. ROW 4: IoDel Both, Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz, Marilyn Schneider, Marilyn Mooney, Annette Dick, Shirley Bowers, Carolyn Winnes, Mike McCarthy, Donna Walter, lean Fisher. ROW 5: Ierry Koebel, Tom Hite, lim Zimmerman, Gerald Kessler, Tom Wadsworth, lack Balsizer, lon Gilbertson, Haldie Black, Samuel Danziger, Arthur Otermat. ROW 6: Gary Hasselbach, Leland Zilles, Mary Zilles, Iuri Taal- man, Kit Grimshaw, David Carl, Gary Neason, Bob Zimmer- man, Roger Chambers, Ward Potts. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Improving the school system in any way is the main objective of the Student Council. Conducting school elections is only a part ot their work. Promoting and maintaining a good school govern- ment are a part of the group's program. The Christmas dance will long be remembered by this year's members as will the prep- aration ot an assembly program. The students especially thank Mrs. Carlson tor her excellent leadership and Mr. Miller, who was always Willing to co-operate in any way to make this organiza- tion a success. 74 ROW l: Faye Mesinqer, Iudith I-lively, Gloria Hampshire, Mar- Mark Walter, Dick Heslet, Barbara Leonard. ilyn Beachler, Marsha Gardner, Carole Sand, Sara Fiekers, ROW 3: Merry lane Ayres, Marilyn Hill, Maribeth Sand, Steve Gloria Shelley, Clara Rogers, Marcia Iones, Barbara Runion. Rupp, Barb Stokes, Carolyn Winnes, Carol Peters, Nancy ROW 2: Mrs. Turner, Emmabelle Withrow, Darlene Albright, Hunsinger, Ardith Bloom, Ronald Lehman. Sandra Phillips, Philip Rees, Staunton Harrison, David Sherman, LIBRARY STAFF . . . A good reader is judged by the books he reads. ln order that students may gain a variety ot information on several subjects, the Library Staff sees that new books are added to the collection and that these books are kept in circulation. Our librarian, Mrs. Turner, is both capable and conscientious. Much difficulty lies in the management of a good library. We should be very proud to have an excellent library Where We have spent many pleasant hours. 75 ROW l: Mr. Tooley, Beverly Kindred, Carol Neason, Barbara ROW 3: Peggy Shawl, Shirley Bowers, Marilyn Schneider, l-lar Tooley, Ann Randolph, Mary Anne Michael, Donna Lindsay, olyn Crosskill, Landra Boyer, Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz Ioan Miarer, lean Potter, Arlene Dick, Io'Del Both. Donna Walter, Carol Peters, Frances Cobb. ROW 2: Marilyn Rice, Dianne Dick, Arlin Saam, Susie Frantz, ROW 4: Phyllis Smith, Annette Dick, Karl Kessler, Iacque I-Iirt Bud Bartlett, Roselyn Karlovetz, lane Miarer, Bonnie Kay Lois Deppen, Dave Cole, Mary Zilles, Mary Lynne Wolfe Sharpe, Marilyn Mooney, Georgena Gries, Sally Beeker. Sande' McCarthy, Iohn Omes. CHATTER STAFF . . . The primary duty of this group of students and their advisor, Mr. Tooley, is to edit the school paper. The responsibility and labor that is part of a task of this sort is unknown to most students and teachers. Printing the news and the important happenings concerning the high school comprises the main work of the paper. Not only are sports included, but also the various other fields which have a definite place in our school program. The Christ- mas edition this year was eight pages in length, the longest issue that has ever been published. Promptness and accuracy are two qualities of the members of the group. Being helper and an active force behind the staff is the job of Mr. Tooley. 76 1 1 ROW l: Mr. Tooley, Sue Nickel, Dorothy Deichert, Lou Ann ROW 2: Maia Leetmaa, Karmi Kuusberg, Iudy Fiebiger, Susie Fox, Ierry Stewart, Janet Crowell, Ann Fangboner. Schwartz, Darlene Fink, Suzan Price, Gary Pearson. CHATTER CUBS . . . Preparation tor the positions on the Chatter statt are obtained from the information which the sophomores receive when they are cubs. Opportunities are given to them in collecting and writ- ing stories, advertising, and the circulation of the Chatter. When they become juniors and seniors, they are ready to accept the as- signments which are given to them and take their positions as full-fledged reporters. School paper students spend three full years before graduation. 77 ROW 1: Samuel Danziqer, Fred Hower, lanice Wagner, Ann Randolph, Sandy Iones, Elaine Zimmerman, Margaret Level, Karen Thurn, Deanna Stout, Ruth Taborn, Wanda Timmons, Carol Kiser. ROW 2: Sally Sherer, Sharon Gilmore, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Sylvia Schepflin, Pat Curtin, Marlene Werlinq, lune Havens, Marilyn Hill, Marilyn Beachler, Ioye Neason, Lois Lenz, Mr. Tooley. HOW 3: Marilyn Mooney, Sally Bloom, Annette Dick, Marilyn Schneider, Harolyn Crosskill, loanne Nowak, Sally Beeker, Shirley Bowers, Frances Cobb, Shirley lohnston. ROW 4: Ruth Ann Eversole, Marqarette Fiebiqer, Lois Deppen, Sandra Witter, Berta Hawk, Peggy Shawl, Barbara Fowler, Ieanne Menkhoff, Barb Sherman, Sande' McCarthy, Mary Lou Wickert, lohn Ohms. ANNUAL STAFF . . . Taking the pictures, pasting them in the annual, writing the copy, and compiling all the necessary articles and snapshots are a few of the many duties of those who are a part of the yearbook staff. Memories will linger with you a long time, therefore, We at- tempt to place in the book all those pictures and stories which We think you will remember the most after you graduate. This task is by no means an easy one. Advice and assistance are received from Mr. Tooley, the annual advisor. 78 Q T11 'C QQ' ROW I. Lois Lenz, Sharon Gilmore, Ann Randolph, Nancy Gibbs, Ioye Neason, Nancy Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Mrs. Chester, Beverly Baker, Ioanne Nowak, Shirley Iohnston, Sandra Witter, Mary Lou Wickert. OFFICE PRACTICE . . . 1 1 ...A Ofttimes the students do not realize the work that the girls in Office Practice do. Every time you attend a school function, such as a school play or a concert, the programs which you read have been written by these girls. Helping them with their work is Mrs. Chester. One of the large undertak- ings of the year for this group is the Magazine Drive, which requires the time and efforts of every girl on the staff. From this group will come the future secretaries for the business organizations of the community. ROW l: Ieannett Rollins, Gwendolyn Lewis, Helen Booze, Ianet Booze, Alice Higley, Phyllis Mullen, Ioan Weible, Ianet Kahl. ROW 2: Renny Hirt, Mary Gephart, Dorothy Kleinkorres, Mellie Harrell, Clyde Booze, Fred Lewis. CAFETERIA STAFF . . . During the noon hour the Cafeteria Staff does its work. Scraping the dishes, cleaning the trays, and carrying the milk containers are a few of the many duties which the group does. The lunches that are served are very good, so a thank you we extend to the Cafeteria Staff who work tireless- ly to feed the student body. For them there is no relaxation at noon. 79 ROW l: leanne Thompson, Iane Hoielich, Faye Byers, Beverly ROW 3: Patricia Watruba, Marsha Debien, Nila Diehr, Helen Byers, lane Gillmor, Ianet Booze, Nancy Murray, Lois Overmy- Booze, Shirley Day, Barbara Overmyer, Carol Coon, Aleta er, Glenda Byers. Carry, Margaret Level, Rosemary Vroman. ROW 2: Mrs. Schwartz, Donna Drown, IoAnne Bliss, Beverly ROW 4: Barbara Wyss, Nancy Perry, Iune Havens, Gladys Slane, Fran Baptista, Iackie Hill, Betty Blue, Barbara Hofmann, Bundschuh, Sandra Kosman, Ruth Duseberg, lane Fausey, Donna Swedersky, Virginia Voelzke. Barbara Carr, Beverly Musser, Saundra Bennett. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . Certainly our future demands that We know something about homemaking skills. For the girls of Boss High School this demand is met in the Future l-lomemalcers of America. The club motto points to the reason that these girls can expect a strong future. Homemaking training today brings happier homes tomorrow. By the emphasis which the girls place on Worthwhile activities, they are following their motto and shaping their lives for a confi- dent World tomorrow. 80 ROW l: Mary Augustine, Mary Ann Smith, Dorothy Hailey. Donna Lindsay, Kay Mooney, Barbara Morgan, Karen Harrison, Linda Musson, Ann Randolph, lean Morgan, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Dorothy Deichert. ROW 2: Mrs. Turner, Carol Neason, Beverly Kindred, Sara Fiekers, Joyce Measures, Gloria Shelly, Margo Ward, Lavonne Dodway, Dianne Dick, Alice Weickert, Elaine Zimmerman, Carol Hofmann. ROW 3: Lou Ann Fox, lanyth Rex, Iudy Fiebiger, Janice Fry, Marcia Iones, Meredith Gahn, Ieanne Althoff, Sally Bloom, Maribeth Sand, Arlin Saam, Kay Middleton. ROW 4: Sue Hoiert, Nancy Hunsinger, Susie Schwartz, Darlene Fink, Margarette Fiebiger, Sharon Goebel, Mary Engler, Rose- lyn Karlovetz, Sonja Vogel, Carolyn Winnes, Peggy Shawl. ROW 5: Anita Garcia, Betsy Schwartz, Barbara Brashares, ludy Ann Hill, Carol Peters, Connie Prater, Harolyn Crcsskill, Marcia Wayman, Phyllis Smith, Ward Potts, Ann Wcanzer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA . . . Today, more than ever before, a call is ringing out tor more teachers. lt has been said that it you want to learn how to do something Well, experience is the best teacher. The members of the Future Teachers ot America are given the opportunity to ob- serve the teaching methods in the grade schools and also to do some practice teaching themselves. During the course oi the school year, the group is privileged to listen to outstanding speak- ers in their tield. Upon their entrance into college FTA members have acquired the basic knowledge oi teaching and its many categories. 81 ROW 1: Mr. Roy Miller, Les Huff, Ronnie Conger, Bob Harmon, Myers, Lamar Conger, Dale Ottney, Iames Fitzgerald. Robert Pierce. ROW 3: Ioe Garvin, Ronald Herr, Eugene Wilhelm, Robert ROW 2: Tom Leaser, Walter Lamalie, Gary Ferguson, Ed Jones, Roger Chambers, Martin Smith. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB . . . There are not found in our progressive World of today many places Where labor is done by hand. Machinery is used instead, and these devices save man much time and energy. In the Voca- tional Industrial Club the boys learn how to operate many ma- chines and to prepare themselves tor a complicated World in which the machine plays so great a part. Mr. Roy Miller is the very capable advisor for the V.I.C. boys. 82 ROW 1: Pat Potter, Richard Federico, Bruce Weaver, lim Tyler, David Pasch, Nick Wagner, Ioe Smith, Terry Overmyer, Earl Wammes, Merle Wammes. ROW Z: Mr. Kreglow, Larry Longanbach, Dick Knepper, Rich- ard Michael, Bob Smith, Dan Walters, Ward Hetrick, Bill Martin, Gary Hasselbach. ROW 3: Blaine Guhn, Clyde Booze, Iames W. Reed, Edgar Schneider, Don Hammer, Clarence Weickert, Bruce Schneider, lim Hasselbach, Iohn Miarer. ROW 4: Wayne Blausey, Ken Weickert, Melvin Crowell, Iim Dumwald, Ierry Lahr, Iohn Antesberger, Dave Weller, Iim Zimmerman, Norman Level. ROW 5: Ron Talbert, Dick Sabroske, Tom Shearer, Iames Barr, Dale Wright, Iames LaGrou, Ierry Miller, Ken Hirt, William Schepflin. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA . . . Agriculture has always been an important field. Becoming properly acquainted with the different phases and new advance- ments in agriculture is the job of the F.F.A. program. Initiative, co-operation, and satisfaction are the rewards of active service in the farming program. Green l-lands, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer are the four degrees of member- ship. Recognition that life on the farm can be made richer and fuller motivates these boys in their study of the latest in farming methods. 83 ROW 1: Marilyn Schneider, Mary Augustine, Barbara Tooley, lean Morgan, lean Potter, Maribeth Sand, Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz, Miss Forsyth. tr ROW 2: l-larolyn Crosskill, Fay Fox, Olaf Muller, Karl Kessler Toivo Tagamets, George Pinneo, Iohn Pearson, Larry Curns. FRENCH CLUB . . . French has rightfully been called the diplomatic language of the world. lt is used in the United Nations' meetings, and when the leading countries of the world hold their conferences many times French is used. Reports are given, skits are pre- sented, French foods are eaten, and the customs and costumes are observed at the French Club meetings. ROW l: Marilyn Rice, Carol Neason, Beverly Kindred, Marlene Baumer, Dorothy Hailey, Carol Malkmus, Marcia Ireland, Nancy Sigerfoos, Nancy Fowler, Miss Forsyth. ROW 2: lanice Ansoach, Mary Ruiz, Arlene Dick, Darlene Hawk, Faye Longanbach, Connie Walton, Alice Weickert, lohn Hensley, lane Fausey, Ioyce Berlekamp. ROW 3: Dave Schoonmaker, Nathan Danziger, Norbert Turner, Bob Corthell, Judy Bryan, Nancy l-lunsinger, Sharon Michles, Susie Frantz, Kay Middleton, Sonja Vogel. ROW 4: Knox Ramsey, Bill Smiley, lack Balsizer, Tom Clark, Harold Schwabedissen, Errol Rafferty, Dick Sabroske, Dave Hetrick, Al Hetrick, Tom Longanbach, Fred Middleton. SPANISH CLUB . . . Learning some added knowledge about our southern neighbors will permit us to understand better their problems and difficulties. Being a 4member of the Spanish Club will help the students become acquainted with the people below the border. At the meetings of this organization the group sings Spanish songs, give skits in Spanish, and see films illustrating life in Latin America. ROW 1: Beverly Kindred, Carol Rice, Barbara Fowler, Dianne berg, Barbara Stokes, Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz, Connie Dick, Maia Leetmaa, Nancy Baker, Karen Thurn, Deanne Prater, Ardith Bloom. Stout, Ruth Taborn. ROW' 3: Kurt Krugh, Gary Pearson, Ronald Lehman, Betty ROW 2: Mr. Hille, Peter Muller, Lollie Lawrence, Karmi Kuus- Arndt, Dick Beal, Ioe Havens, Sande' McCarthy, Gary Shilling. BIOLOGY CLUB . . . Taking very interesting field trips is one of the main activities of the Biology Club. At the meetings ot this group discussions are held on the different phases of biology. Since science is so prominent in our world today, the Biology Club is doing its part to encourage its advancement. Much credit for the success oi this organization goes to Mr. Hille, the advisor. I-le has done an ex- cellent job as the leader. ROW l: Miss Young, Susie Nickel, Mary Ann Smith, Pat Bliss, Lou Ann Fox, Dorothy Deichert, lane Ann Fuller, Kay Fred- ericks, Iudy Fiebiger, Lynne Slessman, Susie Schwartz. ROW 2: ludy Schwartz, Ann Fangboner, Lavonne Dodway Margo Ward, Mary Ellen Geib, lanet Hasselbach, Maia Leet: maa, Nancy Baker, Karmi Kuusberg, Gary Bowker. I . ' 9 in-L. ROW 3: Michael Young, Peter Muller, Ed Potter, Phyllis Smith, Georgena Gries, Darlene Fink, Suzi Price, Ray Klenk, Larry Otermat, Vennie Whitmie. ROW 4: Bruce Shilling, Ed Nickel, Gary Pearson, Carole Miller, Marcia Wayman, Russell Hanna, Ierry Willer, Don Kroeger, Doug Hirt, Iohn Ohms. LATIN CLUBS . . . ln our school we have two Latin Clubs. Their meetings include singing songs, playing games, and learning more about the language which plays so great a part in our modern world. Latin is not a language to be spoken, but it is still used in many fields including science, business and industry. A 'thank you should be extended to Miss Young for her untiring efforts in making this club an outstanding one in our school. ROW l: Miss Young, Blanche Waggoner, Mary Wolf, Drucilla Kroetz, Sue I-luffert, Marjorie Bower, Kay Mooney, lanice Fry, Connie Martin, Ion Black, Phillip Darr, Bruce Hawk, Iohn Zim- merman, Ierry Leleune, Fred Decker. ROW 2: Martha Deichert, Iohnny Thompson, Don Vincel, Steve Wilson, Suzanne Randolph, Gloria Shelley, Carole Sand, Iudy Siegenthaler, Susan Breeding, lanny Rex, Barbara Morgan, Sara Fiekers. ROW 3: Linda Musson, Marcia Iones, Barbara Leonard, Mere- dith Gahn, Karen Harrison, Tamara Frazier, Susie Zink, Pat Kerns, Sue Sylvester, Sandie Stewart, Ioyce Measures, Ianet 86 Y Q I Voss, Ianice Stiger, ROW 4: Gwen Wayman, Bertha lhnat, Margaret Brugger, Anita Garcia, leanne Althoff, Mary Engler, Sharon Goebel, Ken Smith, lames Rhoten, Allan Reed, Ronnie Rudolph, Lanny Potts. ROW 5: lim Perin, lack Reidling, Ralph Oxley, Russell Ottney, Bruce Smith, I. T. Ellis, Dick Stevens, lohn Lambright, Ron Shawl, lohn Kelly Charles Pinneo, Logan Mitchell. ROW 6: l-laldon Swinehart, Terry Fought, Kenneth Groh, Iames Duncan, Terry Wolfe, David Carl, Suzanne Stewart, Ann Won- zer, Susan Tittle, Dave Kohr, John Cox, Art Warsell. Q 'HQ fav 1III lu- 69? CHEEF! LEADERS TENNIS FOOT BALL bds, iq -.B A SPQH 43 SW' vvRE5TLuN ,W 1 6 may 5 gf qnq ASEBALL SKETBALL Il FENCING YQ VOLLEYBALL DECK TENNIS Y' Q Qi I l fr .5 H + ' ' w is it 1 'I ,, 'w2'.e-Q5 ff12'iQlyQ. . 373 A of fly? ?,,.,f3P5?'s+ e X 'fs as fi, ROW l: Ren Hirt, Ken Shaffer, Bob Wetzel, Ion Gilbertson, Bill Sheets, Glen Hass, Dick Coleman, Iohn Colvin, Larry Reed, Ken l-lirt, Fred Lewis, Bob Messler, Bernard McCutchen, Tom Rollins, Manager Mike O'Farrel. Akron South Fremont's Little Giants opened their 1954 foot- ball season September 17 by defeating Akron South 25-7, at Harmon Field. Points were scored on touchdowns by Ward Sewell, Haldon Black, lim Tiller, and Bebe Schneider plus an extra by Bill Smiley. South, one of the toughest openers in the history of football at Ross, managed to score only one touchdown. Block and tackling on the part of the Little Giants was very sharp. Lorain Ross' spirited Little Giants came back in the fourth quarter to score 14 points in a thrilling 14-13 victory over the Lorain Steelers September 24 at Fremont's Harmon Field. Fremont's TD's, came in the fourth quarter to overcome a 13-O half advan- tage held by Lorain. Bebe Cchneider scored both touchdowns with Bill Smiley converting the extra points. ROW 2: Manager Dick Heslet, Horace Sewell, Dave Wolshuck, lim Sale, lim Houghtaling, Bob Agee, Dan Wasserman, lohn Damschroder, Iohri Goodeman, lim Clark, Pat Shanahan, Hal- don Black, Bill Smiley, Bebe Schneider, lay Breeding, Iim THE GRIDIRON Fostoria Six to nothing was the verdict handed out by a spirited Fostoria team to the over-confident Little Giants in a tussle that saw the Redmen victorious for the first time in ll years. In the game, played October l at Harmon Field, the only touchdown was by McClung of Fostoria. Findlay The Fremont Little Giants behind the terrific running of Haldon Black and Henry Tiller, roared back from defeat to trample the Findlay Trojans 34-O, October 8, at Findlay. Haldon Black scored two TD's in the first half and two in the second. Henry Tiller scored two in the second and Bill Smiley kicked three extra points. Sandusky Sandusky's Blue Streaks handed the Ross Little Giants their second defeat of the season 13-O. Played at Strobel Field October l5 in Sandusky, the Little Giants had to fight not only the Blue Streaks but the mud and the rain. Sandusky's first TD was scored on a Ross fumble that was recov- ered by Sandusky behind the Little Giant's goal line. Both squads were hampered by a ceaseless rain and mud. Kessler. ROW 3: Manager Dennis Love, Ierry Miller, Dick Fitzgerald, Gene Bliss, Tom Longanbach, Mike Ottermat, Dick Level, Bill SEASON . . . Lima Ross' Little Giants again came roaring back in the fourth quarter to spill Lima South 14-7, October 22 in Lima. The first half ended in a O-0 tie, but early in the third quarter South's Sam Ross bucked over for a TD. The Little Giants roared back be- hind Haldon Black to tie the score 7-7. The Little Giants gained possession of the ball but were stopped in their TD bid by a fumble. Time was running out and Lima attempted a long pass which was intercepted by lim Tiller. With less than five seconds to play Schneider completed a pass to lim Tiller for the final 'TD. Alnon East Ross' Little Giants hammered out their fifth win of the season Thursday, October 28, by defeating Akron East 27-13, at Harmon Field. Ross' first TD was scored by lim Tiller. This was followed by a TD by Schneider and one by end Horace Sewell. The final touchdown came on a one yard buck by Ward Sewell. Bill Smiley completed two place- ments. Iones, Sylvester Burel, Ward Sewell, Clarence Glover, Henry Tiller, We-stley Glover, lim Tiller, Iohn Iones, Iim Duncan. Marion Fremont's Little Giants tromped out a 21-7 vic- tory over the Marion Presidents. The game played at Harmon Field, November 5, saw good running and sensational blocking by a rugged Ross squad. Ross' first TD came on a three yard buck by Hal- don Black. lim Tiller made the other two TD's on runs of 44 and 50 yards respectively. Bill Smiley completed three out of three extra point attempts. Toledo Scott Fremont's Little Giants romped to their seventh victory of the season by defeating Toledo Scott 51- 19, November l2, in the final game at Harmon Field of the 1954 season. Iim Tiller made four of the TD's, Iim Sale scored one, Henry Tiller ripped across for one and Haldon Black added two to the efforts to the Little Giants. Ross completed two extra points attempts. Portsmouth ' Fremont Ross lost their third game of the season l3-7 in a tough tussle with Portsmouth. The game held at Portsmouth November l9 was played in a dense fog. Ross' only score came on a l5 yard run by Iim Tiller and Bill Smiley added the extra point. Trojan TD's were scored by Malone and Gentry. 89 ,545 1 R , 2 an I J T3 isf fejlx Rv- 'rrx A was 'keg Y Ken Shaffer-Guard Rennie Hirt-Tackle-End . ik 'Q' ' ',,. ' . 'F Ward Sewell-Fullback Robert Wetzel-Guard Henry Tiller-End-Halfback if 'F' 1 Iohn Iones-Center Ken Hirt-Tackle Iohn Goodeman-Center IW., .M - .i L W -A 3 1 WH 5 90, Qrfs 37 -V-:Q l .-ff Q Q 'Q a n 1 r , E : N E1 1 , ,pf 2 , .. - V , . , , .: ,., 1, V, S .U 1 gr 5. Si Qs-ng J ,:,,Q..4 , V D Y , H! : 43 X . 1 F, mi' Q ,uf li A n ,,,,, x 11 F W .K R iv- ? X if Q' N' L. M A 3 4? xv H . Q fx M,W, my V H, K- p Elf v u.., I Q S V ,aim V ,U g I ggi ,L V ,i 45. ,X W, fi I 'Y 1 A if Q3 'V' L. . as gs mm, 'J ff- '31 1 . . I i s. -f 3' Q 1 . A f Y Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Mal Mackey, head coach: Iohn Ihnat, end coach: Iack Decker, backfield coachg Paul Raines, coach of the centers: and Bob Seele. guard cmd tackle coach. FOOTBALL COACHES . . . The football squad had an excellent season last year. All the responsibility of the squad rests on the shoulders of these men, who have done an outstanding job of coaching and guiding the boys in one of the greatest games in the sport World. Congratula- tions to Mr. Mackey and his capable assistants. f A I ? m M94 kevhalf 9 .1 Ex, . ', Q!! VARSITY BASKETBAIT1. SEASON.. S E 5 2 as 5 'E 35 5 +17 5 5 2 5' E E 5 E .2 :E .x .E E E 3 Ig Alumni ---- 31 4 2 0 0 10 4 5 0 0 0 55 Norwalk -.-- -.-- 2 0 12 11 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 53 Willwd ---- 17 5 13 2 0 5 5 1 0 0 0 54 D5v111515S .... 18 10 5 7 0 0 5 1 0 2 0 50 Fostoria .. ..,. 21 19 15 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 Tiffin .... 21 16 9 2 0 2 2 0 0 4 0 55 Elyria .. .... 24 12 5 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 48 Lorain .... .... 1 5 13 18 0 2 0, 13 0 0 0 0 64 Findlay ....... .... 2 2 17 5 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 53 Marion ......... .,.. 2 0 21 18 14 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 76 Bowling Green ....... 20 9 9 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 54 Port Clinton ..... .... 1 5 8 14 11 16 2 12 0 0 0 0 78 Fostoria .... .... 1 7 16 15 H 8 2 2 7 0 0 0 0 67 Bellevue .... .... 1 7 23 9 8 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 63 Sandusky . . . .... 17 11 20 0 0 4 14 0 0 0 0 66 Findlay ....... .... 4 11 13 4 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 0 37 Marion ......... .... 2 2 6 16 9 4 0 2 6 0 0 0 65 Bowling Green ....... 18 15 14 6 2 3 8 0 2 0 2 70 TOURNAMENTS St. Mary's .... .... 2 9 14 12 0 8 2 2 0 2 0 O 69 Sandusky . . . .... 14 15 4 0 2 0 11 2 0 0 0 48 TOTALS ............. 385 257 234 81 41 42 124 17 6 6 2 1195 ROW 1: Larry Miller, Iunior High Coach Seele, Varsity Coach Ziemke, Reserve Coach Raines, Fresh- men Coach Ihnat, Roger Chambers. ROW Z: Iim Houqhtaling, Henry Tiller, Bebe Schneider, Larry Harris. xi. 8 62 48 43 66 61 64 89 58 78 74 49 63 59 61 51 40 79 45 63 61 1209 Coach Al Ziemke, hm Houghtaling, Roger Chambers, Larry Miller. Henry Tiller Larry Harris, Bebe Schneider. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Ross' Little Giant basketball squad opened their season November 30 with the annual Alumni game. The grads defeated the Little Giants 56-62 but Larry Miller started his high scoring season by dumping in 81 points to be the evening's high scorer. Cn December third the regular season got un- derway and the Ross quintet traveled to Norwalk where they took their first victory downing the Norwalk Truckers 58-48. Larry Miller led the Little Giants in scoring with 20 points. Willard came to Fremont on December 7 and the little Giants won their first home game of the reg- ular season by defeating Willard 54-43. Scoring for the Ross quintet was led by center, Larry 1V1i11er. On December 11 tho Little Giants played host to Toledo DeVilbiss and the invaders handed Ross its first set back of the season 66-50. Rosswurm DeVilbiss was the games leading scorer with 23 points followed by Fremont's Larry Miller with 18, This gave the Little Giants a two-one record. Fostoria invaded the Ross gym, December 17 and tell to the Little Giants 68-61 for Fremont's third victory in four starts. Larry Miller again led the scoring for the Ross quintet with 21 points fol- lowed by Henry Tiller's 19. December 21 the Tiffin Tornadoes came to Fre- mont and handed Ross their second defeat of the season 64-56. Larry Miller led both squads in scoring with 21 points. The Little Giants came within five points of the Tornadoes at the close of the third quarter but were never able to catch the swift-footed Tornadoes who led the Little Giants in the last three quarters of play. The Little Giants traveled to Elyria for their next game played December 30. The Pioneers gave Ross their worst defeat of the season 89-48. Despite the overwhelming score, Larry Miller managed to lead both teams in scoring with 24 points. This was the tirst Buckeye loss for the Little Giants. lanuary 4 the Ross quintet played at home with the Lorain Steelers as guests. Lorain put up a good battle but fell to the Little Giants 64-58 for Ross' fourth win in seven starts. Roger Chambers and Larry Miller were high point men for Ross with 18 points each. Fremont went to Findlay for the game played Ianuary 7. The Little Giants put up a stiff fight but were unable to overcome the early lead of the fast stepping Trojans. The game ended a 73-53 defeat for the Fremont quintet. This was Find1ay's 10th straight win and the fourth loss for Ross. Henry Tiller led the Little Giants to their fifth win of the season by scoring 21 points as Ross came up with a 76-74 victory over the Marion Presidents. Ross' gym was the scene of the action which took place Ianuary 14. Ross invaded Bowling Green lanuary 21 and came home with their sixth victory of the season. Larry Miller dumped in 20 points to keep up his average of 20 points per game. Fremont played host to Port Clinton lanuary 25, downing the visitors 78-63 for the Little Giants' seventh victory in 11 starts. High point man for Ross was Lane Beeker with 16 points. Keith Bender, lack Lee, Tom Sherman, Lane Beeker, Ken Adams, Bob Messler, Bill Gregg, Clarence Glover, Bill Smiley, Al Price, Glen 1-lass, Bob Entenmann, Mark Walter. Fremont went on the road for their next game and racked up their eighth victory by defeating Fostoria 67-59 in the Fostoria gym. Ross took the lead in the first quarter and never fell behind, taking 27 points at the foul line. On February l the Ross quintet met Bellevue in the Redmen's gym. The Redmen were set to top- ple the Little Giants and played a very good game. The Little Giants took the lead in the first quarter but fell behind 36-33 at the half. The Ross quintet trailed until 1.52 seconds in the fourth quar- ter but kept up the pressure to win 63-61. The Little Giants followed with two games at home one with Sandusky February 4 and the other with Findlay February 11. Fremont topped the Sandusky Blue Streaks 66-51 but fell to the Tro- jans 37-40 in their best game of the season. The Little Giants led Findlay until the final seconds in the fourth quarter when Findlay grabbed the lead in time to win. February 18 the Little Giants traveled to Marion where they fell to the Presidents 79-65. This was the sixth loss for Fremont in 16 starts. Larry Miller led the Ross quintet in scoring with 22 points. Bowling Green came to Fremont for the Little Giants last home game and Ross racked up their llth victory of the season by downing the Bobcats 70-45. The Little Giants completed the regular with an ll-6 record. Sandusky St. Mary's was the first team the Little Giants faced in tournament play. The teams met in the junior high gym at Sandusky and the Ross squad came off with the victory, 69-63. lt was in this game that Larry Miller set a new tour- nament scoring record of 29 points. Fremont then met the Sandusky Blue Streaks in tournament play and fell to the Streaks 61-48. This completed the basketball season for Fre- mont's Little Giants. Reserve Basketball Ross. .28 Alumni . ...... 61 Ross Marion ...... . 69 Ross Norwalk ...... 20 Ross., Bowling Green Ross.. Willard . ...... 26 Ross Port Clinton . Ross. . DeVilbiss ..... 67 Ross Fostoria .... . Ross Fostoria ....... 44 Ross Sandusky .... Ross Tiffin ......... 45 Ross Findlay . .... . Ross Elyria ......... 35 Ross Marion ...... Ross Lorain . ..... 70 Ross Bowling Green Ross Findlay ....... 47 ROW 1: Rein Walters, Russ Whottey, Gene Dorr, Larry ROW 2: VincentGc1nq1e,Chc1r1es Houdeshell, Pc1u1Schui, Tom Nitschke, Bruce Smith, Lanny Potts, Don Schnoor, Jim Rohr- Brown, Larry Bowers, Robert Ichns, Iim Hailey, Russ Ottney. bcxcher. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL . . . 98 THE SWIMMING SEASON lim Weaver, this year's state champion diver, is the first Ross diver to win the state diving title since 1942. Iim was undefeated in dual meet competi- tion and was 2nd in the Bowling Green Relays, losing to a Michigan diver. He also placed first in the district meet. Iim's margin of victory at the state meet was .15 of a point over second place and .45 of a point over third place. Charles Hull was captain of this year's swim- ming team, in addition to being one of the out- standing swimmers in the history of Ross High. He set a new school record in the 100 yard free style by first swimming it in 55.5 seconds, and then breaking his own record twice. His best time for the year was 55.1 seconds. He placed first in the district meet in the 50 and 100 yard tree style. He placed second in the state meet in the 50 yard tree style, and third in the 100 yard free style, with times ot 24.6 seconds and 55.1 seconds. 4- l l ROW l: Coach Iohn Titsworth, Stanton Harrison manager, Tom Altholf, Bruce Shilling, Gary Shawl, Bill Myers, Iim Weaver, Richard Federico, Nathan Danziger, Don Vincel, Bruce Weaver, Sam Danziger manager. ROW 2: Gerald Legget, V. A. Whitmire, Tom Hite, Ed Nickel, Bob Corthell, Iohn Hensley, Norman Welch, Bruce Dinqler, Har- old Schwabedissen, Dan Black, Coach George Gruse. ROW 3: Iohn Baxter, Bill Gwinup, David Carr, Norman Kroh, Charles Hull, Al Hetrick, Bob Agee, lack Balsizer, Dick Sabroske. VARSITY SWIMMING . Fremont's swimming squad opened their 1954- 55 season by traveling to Sandusky Ianuary 13 where they were defeated by the Blue Streaks 5l-24. The Little Giants were at home for their next two meets. Ianuary 20 Ross played host to Toledo Y copping their first victory by defeating the Y 39-36. Fremont took firsts in the diving, both relays, and the 100 yd. backstroke. The Little Giants again played the role of the host by enter- 00 taining Western Reserve Academy Ianuary 22. Western Reserve won the meet 47-28. Ianuary 27 Sandusky came to Fremont and defeated the Ross tankers 50-25. Fremont won firsts in the 50 yd. free style, 100 yd. free style, and the l00 yd. back- stroke. February 4 Shaker Heights came to Fre- mont and left with a 51-24 Victory over the Little Giants. Charles Hull broke the school record in the l00 yd. free style. The new record was 55.5. ROW 1: Iunius Huff, Robert Vogel, Tim Wolfe, Ierry Dedman, Don Slessman, David Gangwer, Dick Sale, Scott Huntzinger, Dick Serwin. ROW 2: Gordon Hart, Iohn Hower, Bob Michael, Iohn Flick, Ierry Hopkins, Bill Dorr, Lee Wagner, Merlan Hasselbach, Dick Mathias. ROW 3: Iohn Talbot, Dick Faunce, Dick Cunningham, Iack Smith, Iim Zimmerman, Mike Cochran, Roger Hetrick, Iim Mooney, Fred Fisher, Gene Dorr, Dick Karlovetz. ROW 4: Dick Gwinup, lim Streeter, Dennis Swope, Torn Sprunk, Torn Long, Duane Smith, Tom Woessner, Iohn Miller, Bob Green- man, Gordon Tod. IUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING . . . February 5 the Ross tankers took part in the Bowl- ing Relays, in which they placed fourth in the 200 yd. breast stroke and 150 yd. free style relay. Weaver took second in the diving. February 10 the Ross tankers traveled to Toledo where they were guests of the Y. Toledo won the meet 49-26. February l2 University School of Cleveland in- vaded Ftoss and went home with a 57-18 victory over the Little Giants. ln this meet Charles Hull broke his own record in the 100 yd. free style by setting a new record of 55.3. Fremont traveled to Canton February 25 and was defeated when Canton grabbed the last two events. ln the Dis- trict Fremont placed second. In the State meet the Little Giants placed sixth as Charles Hull copped second in the 50 yd. free style and third in the 100 yd. free style. Bob Corthell placed third in 100 yd. backstroke and lim Weaver became the first State diving champion since 1942. SWIMMING Fremont Opponents December 16 Purple and White .......... .. Ianuary 13 Sandusky .............. . . . 54 21 Ianuary 20 Toledo Y .................. . . . 37 39 lanuary 22 Western Reserve Academy .... . . . 42 28 Ianuary 27 Sandusky ................. . . . 50 25 February 4 Shaker Heights .......... . . . 5l 24 February 5 Bowling Green Relays . . . . . . 6th February 10 Toledo Y ............. . . . 49 26 February 12 University School ..... . . . 57 18 February 25 Canton ......... . . . 42 33 March 4 District . . . 2nd Io, March 11-12 State . . . 6111 ROW 1: Coach Mal Mackey, Terry Ron Kiser, Bill Sherlow. ROW 2: Tom Rollins, Wayne Michael, Wright, Ken Weickert, Ted Lawrence. ROW 3: Norm Fausey, Iohn Nitschke, lohn Damschroder, Tom Leasure, Bob Shanahan, Bill Martin, lim Sale, Ken Hirt, Dale Bill Sheets, Dick Heslet, Faunce. ROW 4: Frank Hesselbart, Ioe Distel, Dennis Love, Ierry Kess- ler, Steve Rupp, Bob I-leilman, Dick Coleman. ROW 5: Dave Wolshuck, Gary Coleman, lim Kessler, Phil Trick, Bill Scheptlin. ROW 6: Larry Reed, Tom Longanbach, Merle Wammes, Karl Kessler, Dick Karlovetz, Rodney Hasselbach. WRESTLING . . . This year is Ross Highs second year of Wrest- linq in interscholastic competition. The team won 6 dual meets and lost 5. The Little Giants were third in the district wrestling meet and qualified 9 Wrestlers tor the state meet. ln the state contest Ken Hirt, the team's captain, advanced to the sec- ond round. ff ' Fremont Opponents 32 8 Ron Kiser, Ken Hirt, Dave Wolshuck. Dec. Columbus Blind School lan. Toledo Central ......... 46 lan. Toledo Whitmer .. 5 Ron wrestled in the ll5 pound division in his Ian. Fostoria .......... 32 second year of Wrestling. Because ot influenza he Ian. Lima Central ....... 15 had ditticulty at the end ot the season. Ian. Sylvania Burnham ..... 18 Ken l-lirt captained the 1954 Wrestling team. lan. Worthington ........ 26 He participated in nearly all the varsity meets. Feb. Fostoria .......... 31 He earned the only Little Giants' points in the Feb. Toledo Whitmer . . . 0 State meet. Feb. Lima Central ..... 21 Dave Wolshuck wrestled in the heavyweight Feb. District ............. 3rd division in nearly all the varsity meets. This is 2 Feb. Sylvania Burnham ...., 8 his second year ot wrestling and he will be bacl Feb. State ............. . . .Placed next year. V 3, . L writes' 5 it yi, w.-' ' eywzgsaif wb ' 11... g.. ka ETA: A 1 are fe, . vf .5 'Ti . f' Aw Q1 , f, .14 V, Ji sg-'V .dgfgwg 4, 1 l I-were uk .dv 1 ws-A ti' 'f W1 it is Q. 3 ww. M ,L ,A ll ' Q Q. if. iw! .vfsi-wg W :.,' Y 'years if 1 ef-ffirtgzs. fpftfytf.. asf-, Q .. . , ' f 414' -Pg, . Q 4, nigh? 1' r, sf?TT..f,f.,1:?3..w lgdtttfifii 5 W' kj . kayk ,ff-kMM...w My V., M. Q Y T -QW we flax? A, - ff S . tif tiff V 'lest' ft -.W 913121. 1 9 is V . 5SXMqQ QJMQQXX Qgvgi EQ MQK it Q RUSS ,F R055 RUN 5 R055 yt R055 x , 5 f ? ab 'V' as .ff-I ., TT ,mx ,S up My ' .. 4' f ff- f tg-W4 :- ir au' , A, .. .. .. , -'A 1-if f y F Qi an-aw vu. , 3 7 I . , 3- .2 V ' - if I ,g ,. ii. 1' ' X V1 ' . Q- 1. ROW 1: Larry Mcore, lohn Darnschroder, Mike Otermat, Lane Beelcer, Ken Adams, Tom ffite, David McNelly. ROW 2: Randy Gahn, Glen 1-lass, Ron Kiser, Ken Weickert, Ed BASEBALL. Fremont Ross' baseball team opened their sea- son with a victory over Toledo Clay 9-5. ln the followinq two games the Little Giants were handed set backs, 5-U by St. loe and 5-2 by Mansfield. Ross bounced back with victories over Clyde 3-2 and a 6-U shut-out against St. Ioe. Clyde then downed Ross 3-U, as did Macomber 8-7. The Little Giants finished the season with a 6-1 victory over Fremont St. loe. L N f .- -,Y 5511 -,-- L 'EM' . V. 'Q -V ,SQJ L l fj 35iQ',Y,5.2mV Y F... ' A . ',4:,. , x 1 - fx 4 wat, ..,,,, 1 . Y M tis Myers, Tom Lonqantach, Ron Shoemaker. ROW 3: Dean Daren, Larry Millcr, Leroy Avers, Ron Mielke Dale Wriqht, Dick Notesiine, Art Moore, Coach Doren. I C I April 4 Ross. .9 Toledo Clay .... 5 April 27 Ross. .O Fremont St. Ioe .5 April 29 Ross. .2 Mansfield ...... 5 May 12 Ross. .3 Clyde .......... 2 May 14 Ross. .6 Fremont St. Ioe .O May 17 Ross. .0 Clyde .......... 3 May 19 Ross. .7 Macomber ..... 8 May 21 Ross. .6 Fremont St. Ioe .1 'I03 104 A in .pn .A -'WU WWW! if 5, si lift its ....... WW ...-vw' get asia t W 4 . . . - , , k I LV,,?Ekf ,VAI K , k,,,7 1 kkik A V: I - 1 ROW 1: Charles Black, Farnham Randolph, Dave Anstead Dick SCh1i9bn91- B9mqrd McCutch9n. l-larter, Dick Beal, Ron Whitcomb, Walt Deichert, Eugene Best ROW 35 Coach S9919 Bob M95s19r Dave Kohr Bill Dougherty WGfd Sewell, Horace Sewell, lim Tiller. Dan Wasserman Bill Smiley Pat Shanahan Bill Sheets Clar ROW 25 Couch M111 MUClC9Yf Mcmaqer Allen BO9ClGCk91', Ken ence Glover Bebe Schneider Iohn Goodeman Tovio 'Taq- Schaffer, Westley Glover, Dave Wolshuck, Dick Stevens, Iirn m9nts Coach Iohn Ihnat, Houghtalinq, Wayne Michael, Bill Iones, Larry Reed, Rick TRACK 1954 Fremonts 1954 track team participated in three dual meets Winning one and losing two. Ross also took part in two triangular meets placing second in both. In the Buckeye League and District track meets the Little Giants placed third. In the 100 yard dash Iirn Tiller broke the old school record set by Towner Smith. Tiller, also, placed third in the state track meet. Fremont Opponents April 27 Marion-Findlay-Fremont .. . 2nd April 30 Fremont Invitational ...... . 3rd May 4 Whitrner-Sylvania-Fremont . . 2nd May 7 Sandusky .............. . 37 83 May 13 Bellevue ....... . 51 67 May 15 Buckeye League . . . . 3rd May 18 Fostoria ....... . 81 37 May 21-22 District . . . 3rd May 28-29 State . . . . . Placed , , my I 9, , f I A fw -f'5,i'?,ef'w,,, 1 .fgt,5'?- . em ,.f 'wr'-'fer , ' ,a fr V li -f -- - - 5 L . L . ., 7 - A H A . A ' . 1 ' . - 1 2-f gr . si - 'fs K , f. if fQ'f' Al ' ' A 5 ' rt A 5 '21, Q tw' , . 5 ,, 1- 4 lp 1. l- , 1 - 1- 3 1 , I . 1 , . , A . . V 1 1 I C O O 1 . . I I I 1 NL I ,A Egg Q9 'NJ' 1 . .. . g, , RUN' xv, 'mi v,f X 114 , , 1 i ti c, si , ix , f - H I a W ist- ,A A 1 9 55. , .. , 7 . A ', fist: K1 L ,A y . . I ,, ,N V . , A 5 4 'QE ,f is af A-L ,if ,-,, 3 .k,. . if f 4 I EA.: ,s fx grid 4? Gary Shilling, Henry Warner, Bill Bowlus, Larry Harris, Ted Houghtaling, lack Baron, Coach lack Decker. TENNIS, 1954 . . . Fremont's Little Giant tennis team completed an May 7 Lima ..... . 1 6 eight game schedule in 1954. The squad compiled May 10 Findlay . . . . 5 2 a four-four record for the season. lack Baron May l2 Marion . 7 O copped the district singles champion but was May 14 DeVilbiss . .. . 3 4 eliminated early in the competition at the state May l8 Sandusky .. 4 3 meet. May 2l-22 District . . . . . First Fremont Opponents May 28-29 State . . . . . Placed April 23 Sandusky .. . l 5 April 30 Bellevue . 7 O May 3 Mansfield ........... O 5 ROW 1: lim Hasselbach, Dick Stevens, Dick Beal, Toivo Taqa- ROW 2: Ron Kiser, Sam Danziger, Henry Warner, Dick Sa- ments, Leland Zilles, Al Hetrick, Rein Walters. broske, Theron Kroeger, Ron Lehman, Art Otermat, Tom I-lite. CROSS COUNTRY . . . This year's cross country team is the best team Ross High has had in the past 15 years. With em- phasis placed upon individual effort, many of the boys ran as much as three or tour miles every night. This effort paid off as Ross won two dual meets by beating Toledo Waite and Attica, and placed second and third in two triangular meets. Ross placed second in the district contest and twelfth in the state cross country meet. This year's team was paced by Dick Stevens, 18th in the state, lim Hasselbach, 27th, and Dick Beal, 35th. 105 1 ROW 1: Miss Bliss, Gloria Hampshire, Susie Nickel, Iudith I-lively, Corinne Kadlubowski, Alice Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Doris Ann Doughty, Alice Neason, Pam Goff, lane Ann Fuller, Dorothy Deichert. ROW 2: Lou Ann Fox, Mary Augustine, Kaye McMillan, Donna Lindsay, IoDel Both, Patricia Bliss, Rosalyn Mooney, Ann Fangboner, Nancy Fowler, Nancy Sigerfoos, Mary Ellen Geib, Margo Ward, Nancy Linkey. ROW 3: Kay Fredericks, Barb Velliquette, Sue Boydfloanne Diebert, Sandy Iones, Mary Lawrence, ludi Hetrick, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, lane! Fry, Iudy Bryan, Iudy Schwartz, ludy Paul, Sandra McKay. GIRLS' ATHLETIC A This year in G. A. A. titty-one girls were initi- ated and accepted into the organization, making the total enrollment one hundred and twelve. The schedule of the G. A. A. each year consists of ROW 4: Pat Nuhfer, Marilyn Iohnston, Connie Walton, Maia Leetmaa, Lynne Slessrnan, Karmi Kuusberg, Carol lerew, Nan- nette Perry, Kay Wolf, Susie Frantz, Raymona Cooper, Carol Kiser, Peggy Stimmel. ROW 5: lune Havens, Gladys Bundschuh, Beverly Beier, Mar- lene Miarer, Barbara Fowler, Sharon Michles, Ieanne Menk- hoit, Barb Sherman, Lollie Lawrence, Kay Middleton, Sonja Vogel, Berta Hawk, Landra Boyer. ROW 6: Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, Donna Walter, Ioyce Berlekamp, Carol Peters, Ieannette Hoover, Ardith Bloom, Carole Miller, Betty Lou Arndt, Mary Zilles, Ianice Koch, Mary Lou Wickert, Sande' McCarthy. SSOCIATION . . . participating in intramural games, play days, the annual Christmas party, civic charity drives, G. A. A. assembly, and the senior banquet. ROW l: Blanch Waggener, Nancy Burmeister, Rochelle Bullack, Margery Shetzer, Karen Zucker, Mary Wolf, Drucilla Kroetz, Martha Derchert, Sue Hufert, Lou Dyer, Carol Malkmus, Diane Sue Mrarer, Sharon Gahn. ROW 2: Miss Slocum, Carol Parker, Susan Breeding, Iudy Deno, Sue Sylvester, Audrey Dick, Iudy Sultz, Pat Kerns, Carol loseph, Karen llavcner, Nancy Nowak. ROW 3: Sharon Thurn, loanne Schell, Susie Zink, Tammy Fra- zier, Linda Musson, Karen Harrison, Barbara Morgan, Suzanne Randolph, loyce Measures, Ioyce Brbbs, Barbara Smith. 6 6 SM ROW 4: ludy Hass, Faye Stine, Alice Stein, Carole Sand, lane Klenlc, Marcia Iones, ludy Cook, Rosalyn Lewis, Mary Carter, Connie Martin. ROW 5: Gloria Shelly, Bonita Kleckner, lanet Voss, Sandy Bliss, ludy Nuhier, Margaret Siegenthaler, lanet Wickert, Fay Fox, Bertha lhnat, Susan Tittle. ROW 6: Iudy Wensinger, Jeanne Althoff, Ann Reichert, Patricia Snyder, Ieanie Fisher, Anita Garcia, Sharon Goebel, Nancy Pump, Ann Wonzer. ROW l: Miss Ioanne Slocum, Marilyn Rice, Iudy Lenharclt, ROW Z: Iudy Cook, Carol Coon, Margaret Siegenthaler, Peggy Mary Ann Smith, Doris Ann Doughty, Donna Swedersky, Alice Stimmel, Sandy Sprunk, Suzie Curtin, Donna Walter, Ioyce Weickert, Nancy Linkey, Kay Freclericks. Berlekamp. GIRLS' SWIMMING CLUB . . . The swimming club has retained the name ot Aqua Maids , which was chosen last year. The girls meet at least one night a week and practice their many stunts and routines, which will be used in their annual water show. After selecting popular songs which coincide with their theme, the girls demonstrate the stunts and routines that tit the beat of the songs. Other teaures of the girls' schedule include the participation in the Sports' Night show and the Purple and White swimming meet. Try outs for the Aqua Maids , which are limited to senior high girls, con- sisted of a skill test, tour standard strokes, and various water stunts. 7 f-4. 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ROW 2: Miss Bliss, Landra Boyer, leannette Hoover, Sandra ROW 4: Nancy Fowler, Iudy Hively, Martha Diechert, Nancy Iones, lune Havens, Carol Sand, Barbara Sherman, Nannette Nowalk, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, Mary Lawrence, Ann Perry, Marlene Miarer. Reichert, Carol Parker. GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL .. The Girls' Varsity basketball team recorded a very good season this year as they played four different schools and wound up the season with a title of un- defeatedu. The coach was Miss Gertrude Bliss. Carole Miller was the high- point girl for the year. Learning the rules of good sportsmanship is an important part of the team members' code. Their schedule was as follows: Port Clinton .. ...25 to 17... ....home Norwalk .... .. .42 to 25... ....home Sandusky .. . . .46 to 23. .. ....home Fostoria . . ............. 32 to 9 .............. .... t here Findlay . . . .... tgame not played at press tirnel 109 ROW l: Barbara Tooley, Nancy Fowler, Iudy Schwartz, Nancy Iudy Paul, Landra Boyer, Ardith Bloom, Betsy Schwartz, Donna Sigerfoos, Nancy Linkey, Pam Gott, Margo Ward, Io'Del Both, Walter, Sandra McKay, Raymona Cooper, Mary Lawrence. Mary Augustine, Kay Middleton, Iudy Bryan, Ioyce Berlekamp, FENCING . . . Reaching the peak ot its history this year is the fencing group. Mary Law- rence is the head ot this division of the G. A. A. Organized by Miss Bliss and directed by Miss Bliss and Mr. Watt Marchrnan, a champion tencer, these girls have become outstanding in this sport. Developing grace and poise is the end- result of the ladies with the foils. 'I'l0 ROW l: Pam Goff, Mary Wolf. ton, MarY CUYTGT' ROW 2: Kaye McMillan, Mary Ann Smith, Tamera Fraizer, RQW 53 Sfmde VMCCUflhYf Iudlf Paul, Anim Garcia' lcmel Ioyce Bibbs, Nancy Sigertoos, Iudy Schwartz. Vlflckeflf Susan Zmk- ROW 6: Laura Lawrence, Linda Musson, Barbara Fowler, ROW 3: Betsy Schwartz, Iudy Bryan, Kay Fredericks, Iane Ann Fuller, Carol Ioseph, Indy Demo, Margery Shetzer, Barbara Morgan. ROW 4: Gloria Shelly, Audrey Dick, Berta Hawk, Kay Middle- MODERN DANCE .. ln the Modern Dance group there are thirty members this year. With Miss Bliss as the coach and Laura Lawrence and Iudy Bryan as co-chairmen, the girls Work out routines to popular and classic songs. These dances sometimes are done to the beat of the drum. Other important events on the Modern Dance calendar are the part in the G. A. A. assembly and in the Sports' Night program. 'I'I'l 2 PATRONS . . The members ot the 1955 Yearbook staff are very grateful to those Who con- tributed to our book. 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