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

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I N S 4. y .x R 2 . UV N sf 'X .N .X- , S Ex gg My x x i s , My K: , JACK PHILLIPS New London Road Phil . . . Mr. Football U.S.A. . . L-what a physique . . . wants to be a mechanic and is usually practicing on his Ford . . . likes to sleep-mostly in class . . . spends half his time at Smith's . . . the army will soon have this lad . . . To every man, his own taste when he disagrees with someone. No small art it is to sleep: it is necessary for that purpose to keep awake all day. EUGENE RICE Millville Red . . . male carrot top of the class . . . ambition is to get out of school . . . likes to race his hot-rod-that's a car'?? . . . eats everything and anything . . Everything I have is yours -so he says . . . one of the gang that hangs out at Zeke's . . . con- stantly having a good time. Oh. why should life all labor be? Let's get down to earth kids! 1 LJ The ladder to the stars. MARY ANN SCHRADIN Shandon Marion . . . one of the reasons we have such a wonderful Ross Rays this year . . . Oh for pete sakes! . . . loves to drive John's old Ford especially in the alley . . . this brown haired 1assy's greatest ambition is to become a secretary some day . . . her wardrobe is the latest fashion from the campus . . . often seen around the Blue Platter in the summer time. Diligence is the mother of good luck. JACK STAMPER Shandon Gramps . . . silver threads in that black hair . . . prefers to stay out of the army . . . first senior to hear wedding bells . . . future will be at Carole's disposal . . . can usually be found sleeping in third period-study hall . . . loves ,basketball but referees are his pet peeve . . . always greets you with a warm friendly smile. Here's to matrimony, the high sea for which no compass has been invented. ,s i' gp'-1' if 'G T X

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ELMER LODDER Ross Hanover Road Sonny . . . knows the best place to buy flow- ers in town . . . big wheel as F.F.A. presi- dent . . . boasts a high bowling score . . . when a problem appears If anybody can do it, Gary can . . . wants to become an en- gineer . . . likes Ag. class because he can argue who has the fastest hot-rod. Appetite, a universal wolf. GLENN MILLER Half Mile from Millville Mill . . . talk, dark, and handsome . . . dis- likes stuck-up people . . . line on the hard- wood . . . likes his nickname . . . can us- ually be found at Zeke's . . . Good Lord! , . . always on the go . . . sure to be a suc- cess . . . whizz on skates . . . likes history class . . . good teacher. The only uqay to have a friend is .to be one. s,gp in 3 ' Ladies ' oi leisure. X qi! rfb'- wi? i if , t QJPV' G A iv, Ni' Q ' N - 'ml mb'--f 7' A V17 ff s That's a Crosley for you! GLORIA ANN NOGLE Millville Susie Pickles . . . from a 5' V27 cheerleader to a kindergarten teacher . . . detests getting up in the morning . . . loves mathematics especially trigger because they horse around . . . Strange things a happenin' when something goes wrong with the Ross Rays . . . never home, usually at Frisch's. The wisest, the wittiest, the bravest, the prettiest. JOY NO-GLE One-fourth Mile from Millville Joyce Ruby . . . wonders it all Crosleys have to be pushed . . . Oh happy day when eating fish sandwiches at Frisch's . . . wants to be a success-and will . . . what energy as a cheerleader . . . this inquisitive miss likes physics because she likes to know why things are the way they are . . . her hobby is having fun. Who hath a book has friends at hand and gold and gear at his command.

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ANNA LOUISE THOMPSON Hamilton-Cleves Road Annie . . . president of F.H.A .... cause for their success . . . blond haired majorette . . . crowned by Miss Etter at F.H.A. dance . . . Tell Me . . . always seen with Glenn and his Model T . . . secret ambition is to become a typist . . . enjoys being bus pa- trolman. Energy will do anything that can be done in the world. JOAN TOLLEY Timberman Road Prissy . . . loves to argue politics with a strong Democrat . . . one of the reasons for this wonderful annual . . . detests people who try to be big shots . . . something about those blue eyes and blond hair that attracts males -and females, too . . . this future secretary is always saying, You're too young. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Is the saw sharp enough? 1 ' x Q3 il x lt. Sis Q ml- : 'ln 1. ..,, L . , v. ,. -:fs .. ,Ex ad. ,. wmv 'UN We believe in giving the workout. GAYLE WEBER Venice Myrtle . . . likes to collect pictures of tele- vision stars . . . more fun than a barrel of monkeys when this little devil is around . . . always arguing just for fun . . . would like to be a bookkeeper if there is a dependable adding machine near . . . blue eyes that sparkle with devilment. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. PAT WOGENSTAHL Smith Road Windy . . . loves all kinds of music in any form . . . always willing to help someone . . . pet peeve is people who can't see some- thing good in everyone . . . shorty of the class . . . spends spare time at Mill-Villa or horseback riding . . . this brown haired, brown eyed miss would like to be in show business. There's language in her eye, her cheek, her wit.