Ross Township High School - Rossonian Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Firsr row: P. Wogenstahl, V. Hymer, N. Hesselbrock, M. Warren, N. White, J. McCalley, M, Cooke, C. Baker, ipresidentl, M. Buell, lsecremryl. S. Tolley, V. Bater, M. Settle, R. Cain, G. Weber, C. Meyers, G. Lewis, H. Massey. Second row: N. Crane, J. Hunter, B Bowman, P. Smith, B. Knaus, S. Whitaker, J. Brooks, N. Ramsey, G. Williams, G. Bond, G. Dailey, J. Butcher, M. Calwell, E. Cone, J. McCalley, J. Ryan, G. Hilton. Third row: Mrs. Stahl, fadvisorj, J. Burns, D. Hilton, B, Bowman, E. Irwin, J. Engel, B. Wilhelm, C. Siegle. A. Eschenbrenner. A. Barker, C. Matheny, C. Brackney, V. Robinson, B. Bryant, J. Statzer, lvice-presidentl, J. Nogle, G. Nagle. Fourth row: L. Perpingon, W. Gndd, M. Endress, A. Brisbin, I. Kerr, M. Miller, D. Kennedy, N. Shaw, P. Mehl, M. Johnson, P. Stemmer, D. Jones, E. Burns, M. Eschenbrenner, J. Tillefy. llreasurerj, M. Schradin, J. Tolley. BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB Furs! row: K. Vaughn, D. Shaw. D. Jamisrn. J Engel. W. Schliclvr, K. Phillips, D. Millet. Svfond row: Mr. Lunsford. Iadvisorl, D. Wllsrmii, T. Till:-ry. J. Hufk, Hufkcf, N. Campbell, F. Doddi, Allen, C. Krnmblv. Third row: B. Phillip-,. J. Buchnmn, J. Milli-r, C. Meier, H. Gralncr. E. Lakes, D. Patton. lpn-sidentl. C. Sean, G. Sauer. Fuurrh nm-1 C. Cnmplu-Il, V. Campbell. E. Ml'Gnffni-y', R. Guenther, F. Patlon. ivice-prosldentl, D. Settle, P. Riff. Doss, J. Houvvr.

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Rau mu R Cain, N. Ramsey, M. Warren, N. Hesselbrock, L. Whitaker, J. Brooks, D. loncs I Kerr, B. Bowman. Rml ruo D Kennedy, N. Shaw, P. Dunlap, B. Bowman, B. Knaus, J. Batcher, I. Rogers R Sears, J. Hunter, M. Fletcher, E. Whited. Rou thru J Nogle, G. Nogle, J. Tolley, M. A. Schradin, M. L. Colwell, E. Cone, G. Hilton V Hymer, G. Bond, A. Brisbin, N. Crane. Rou four C, Ross, T. Bunger, E. Green, B. Bober, D. Zimmerman, B. Stokley, G. Fox, D Jones M. Huesing, L. Stander, H. Swartz, F. Strack, J. Sefton. BAND The band began the year with only twenty-one members, but the number was soon increased to twenty-five. The group has stayed approximately the same size the rest of the year. With a large training program under way, pros- pects are fairly good for a larger band next year. About twenty students are beginning instrumental studies, This should help to keep the size of the band fairly large for several years to come. The band played for the Senior play, some pep assemblies, a P.T.A. meeting, and all home basketball games, Illness of the director prevented the group from playing at the Butler County Basketball Tournament. CLEE CLUB The high school mixed chorus, numbering 75 members, has been the largest this year that the school has ever had. Most of the activities centered around the Christmas music provided for the December Parent-Teachers' meeting. No spring concert was arranged for this year, but the group presented music for various activities of Commencement Week. The material sung this year has been varied. including popular and musical comedy numbers as well as some sacred music. MUSIC CLUB The membership in the music club for this year has been much larger because membership was opened to members of the seventh and eighth grades as well as the high school. Several of the meetings were musical in content, and others were purely of a social nature. Many members ,of the group have been very active in musical groups of the school and community. A few members attended concerts in nearby cities and others reported on musical broadcasts and movies which they had seen and heard recently.

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D R A M T I C C L U B Furs! row: V. Bratvr, C. Mathcny, lst-crclsryl. M. Owen, ftrcasurerl, E. Irwin, tpresidcntl. B. Wilhelm. lvice-presidonll. M. Settle, P. Wrmgz-xistahl. Se-cond mw: G. Williams, S, Smith. J. Colburn, E. Coffee, A. Jones, P. Moore. P Stt-mnicr. G. Wt-her. Third row: Mrs. Grt-achcl, lAdvisorl. M. johnson. M. Hucsing, E. Kimble, E. Hunley, B. Glaub, M. Hanimons, R. Schnicdcr, I. Frazer. G. A. A. A new organization that has been organized this year is the Girls' Athletic Association. We held our first meeting last fall. The purpose of this club is to give awards to the girls who have earned them by playing on teams and by hlling other requirements. Our basketball team won every game we played this year. The girls have enjoyed participating in this club and we hope to make it a better club in the future. ATIILETIC CLUB The Athletic Club is a new club at Ross. The purpose of the club is to take up games not usually participated in by high school students, and to play them and familiarize the boys with a variety of games. In its first year at Ross, they sponsored a basketball tournament among grades 4 to 12. Another of its projects was the offering of T-shirts for sale to the student body. The T-shirts had a maroon ram on the front and ROSS spelled out above it, and Ross on the back. THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized to promote interest in dramatics and public speaking. Membership is open to students from grades 7 to 12. At the meetings, which are held during the regularly scheduled club periods, programs are presented by mem- bers of the club. The programs this year have featured poems, monologues, black-face skits, and demonstrations on applying make-up. As a climax to our year's work, we are working on three one-act plays using senior girls as student directors. Our meetings are brought to a close by the serving of refreshments.