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

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Row 0110: F. Patton, C. Meier, E. Lakes, J. Stokley, L. Stokley, D. Patton, K. Phillips. Row two: D. Harris, B. Tragesser, D. Hagan, E, McGafTney, J. Engel, F. Cisle, E. Hacker, J. Packer, H. Grafner, D. Settle. Mr. Lunsford, lcoachj. Going by the playing already displayed, everyone is expecting Coach Lunsford to produce another championship team. BASEBALL LINE- UP OTHER PLAYERS E. Lakes .......................... c J. Packer ............. ........ p . K. Phillips ..... ...... 1 b. D. Hagan ....... ........ p . j. Stokely ..... ...... 2 b. B. Bommer ...... ........ p . F. Patton ....... ........ s s. P. Rice ......... ........ p . D. Patton ..... ...... 3 b. D. Settle ..... ........ o .f. B. Tragesser ..... ....... I .f. D. Harris ....... ...... l . f. L. Stokely ..... ...... c .f. E. Hacker ...... ........ o .f. F. Cisle ...... ....... r . f. H. Grafner ..... ........ C . C. Meier ..... I

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BASKETBALL The Rams won 10 of the 18 games played, which is proof enough of a moderate season of basketball. They were eliminated in the tournament by Hanover. RESERVE TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORES E. MeGa1'fney E. Lakes 227 W. Sehlichter K. Phillips 157 L. Petry F. Patton 133 D, Jamison WC. Bober 2 D. Hagan C. Meier 68 D. Miller C. Allen 49 H. Gratner R. Andes 15 H. Hughes J. Packer 48 T, Tillery D. Jamison 8 D. Morris D. Hasan 2 C. Campbell 'D. Patton tl G. Sauer W. Sehliehter 2 J, Engel E. MeGafTney ll V. Lewis -- B. Phillips TOTAL 726 C. Ross Quit before the season ended. BASKETBALL Ross 36 Fairfield 45 Ross 33 Stewart Ross 32 Harrison 29 Ross 42 Colerain Ross 39 Morgan 28 Ross 55 West Chester Ross 49 Hanover 46 Ross 50 Wayne Ross 45 Reily 44 Ross 39 Seven Mile Ross 45 De Porres 29 Ross 23 Baby Blue Ross 38 Trenton 40 Ross 42 Whitewater Ross 59 Hanover 47 Ross 34 City Bus Line Ross 44 Reily 40 TOURNAMENT SEASONS RECORD Ross 259 Hanover 37 Won 103 Lost fl

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Row Rnw Row Row Row nnej J. Statzer. tparlinmentarianl. N. Blankenship, ftrenurerl, J. Burns, Qprogram chairmlnl, J. Tillc-rv. ihistorianl, C. Siegle, lprelidentl, J. McCalley, tvice-preuidentb, N. White, tlecretaryb, C. Moore. iwoj E, Bennett. J. Meeker, E. Irwin, K. Van Cleve, V. Fletcher, S. Tolley, E. Lnndes, B. Frsnzmann. lhreej A. Enrhenbn-nner, V. Brater, T. Grexchel, D. Zimmerman, S. Hunter, M. Colwell, E. Kimble, M. Settle, M. Morris, Miss Elter, lAdviloIl. laurg M. Turner, J, Barker, E. Hunley, M. Owen, B. Bowman, B. Glnub, J. Alher, D. Perpingon, R. Cam, 1. Frnxee, J. Van Cleve, B. Bryant. liven' C. Jones, N. Johnson. E. Whited. D. Endren, D. Strirkler, F. White, M. Galt, M. Andes, M. Sexton, P. Me-hl. A. Barker, L. Allen, J. Thompson, V. Endren, B. llorrilon. F. H. A. The program of the Ross Chapter of the F.H.A. for the year 1948-49 was planned to cover a wide range of interest and activity including self improve- ment, community and county friendships and international good will. This year we have sixty members. We have twenty-three girls with Junior Homemaker Degrees, sixteen girls with Chapter Homemaker Degrees, and four girls working for State Homemaker Degrees. The girls in the sophomore and freshman classes worked very hard for their Junior or Chapter Homemaker Degrees. All the girls who met the re- quirements for these degrees received them at a formal ceremony. Four of the junior and senior girls worked for their State Homemaker Degree and hope to receive it at the State meeting in April. Five of the members, our club mother, Mrs. Burns, and our adviser, Miss Etter, attended our regional meeting at Greenville. Jean McCalley was elected regional secretary. The Fl-I.A. girls re-decorated the Home Ec. room this year. We made red and white gingham curtains with tablecloths and napkins to match. We also painted the tables, chairs, and cabinets and recovered the screens. The F.H.A. Club also carried on a variety of activities. In the fall we helped to sponsor a scrap drive with the Booster Club. We also held a bake sale on market. The girls donated all the goods for the bake sale. In March the girls sponsored a 50-50 dance and bazaar. The junior and senior girls took care of the decorating and advertising. The sophomore girls were in charge of the refreshments and the freshman girls in charge of the bazaar. The profit made from these activities will help to sponsor our F.H.A.-F.F.A. Banquet in April and will help to send delegates to our State meeting. We think this year has been one of the most successful years the Ross F.H.A. has had.