Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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I .. c , . I 1 .N-If I. 'T -I -4 .f' in ' . fl V, , , X .,, A x vx . . X4 . f C. . I' A if ' - -5 V, - f 1 CRV X ',v r X f- ,. X . In X f M f If L i Cl Q I CQ Eid, LQ L kt X x Lei IQ fl IQ iv, Km c YI g T .5-kq H mmm THE SENIOR CLASS grFfa1,,ggs1.fQgI,,I Sc , C6 TJQIQ I wonder if l'll stumble on the steps, or drop my diploma, or forttqioillake-Mr. Cooper's hand-I'm so nervous-ls my cap on straight-Oh, they're ciuiliinigriytqigw -Here I go- V- Funny, I always wondered what this moment would be like. Would I cry over the memories? No, but I remember so many wonderful things-like the Sophomore Ban- quet, and Sophy's Travels, and especially serving for my first Prom. How wonderful! The next year, of course, I got to go with a date. The iunior class had decorated for the first prom to be held in the gym. It was thrilling! I remember the first night of You Can't Take It With You, our Junior Class play. We all had butterflies, but the play was a huge success. I remember the football and basketball games where the boys played so hard, and I screamed to help them win. The Chatter instilled a team spirit with the BEAT SANDUSKY in each corner. And all those after-game dances where I had such a marvelous time. I think, this year has been more fun, though. Re- member the last football game when the seniors formed lines and shouted for the boys. And the Biology Club fieldtrips. And for three nights of I Remember Mama, our Senior Class play with full houses every night. I remember how hard I worked on the Annual. It was work, but it was also lots of fun. The decorating for the Prom was beautiful. I had such a marvelous time as everyone did. I remember the two government themes and the paper for biology from The World We Live ln. I remember the math tests every Friday, and the two-day physics quizzes, I remember how the cheering block shouted for Victory at every game. I remember all the swimming, wrestling, and baseball games I attended, and I heard about the other sports I didn't see. I remember the fine Youth Government Day assembly and election. Everything was so well organized. The Honor Society Installation went off perfectly as planned. Well, I'm going up the steps-I didn't trip-There's Mr. Gruse-So this is what a diploma is-Now smile and say Thank you -Walk straight ahead-I did it-I'm a graduate-My school years are over. Now as a graduate with the first class to attend all three grades in the new school, I'm a little scared. What will the future hold? College, a steady iob, or nurses' or business training? I, as a high school graduate, will do my best in whatever the future holds. Good-bye, Ross High, and thank you. J it

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BUABD 0F EDUCATIIIN Seated, left to right: James Lee, Orvil Otermat, Neil Berlekamp, Lamar Joseph, Hugh Whittington, R. B. Oldfather, Paul Wehrmeister. Without these men and their co-operation with the faculty, the new school could not operate so efficiently. They handle many difficult tasks which are unknown to us. We want them to know that we appreciate their efforts. Gustorf Secretaries Standing, left to right: Ruth Ann Janosek, Judy Paul, l-lazel Lambert, Margaret Jaderstrom. Attila M5 ee --an