Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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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.

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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

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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.