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

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First row: Diane Steve, Ann Leugers, Barbara Brock, Susan Reiner, Marty Murphy, Ginger Hurley, Lillian Lewis, Nancy Brater. Second row: Bonnie Landrum, .Iudy Raquet, Carlla Knaus, Ruth Hurley, Doris Arment, Sandra Hawkins, Ginger Hampton, JoAnn Mavbury. Third row: Frances Loman, Marian Cain, Barbara Minges, Vera Scarborough, Linda Cooley, Bonita Phenis, Susan Hostetler, Barbara Bailey. Fourth row: Pat Adams, Marion Dougherty, Velva Adams, Merilyn McElyea, Joyce Meyers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America is an organization in which many students take part. Movies were shown to the student body with the cooperation of the F.T.A. Five members of the F.T,A. were invited to a Christmas party sponsored by mem- bers ofthe Hamilton High School F.T.A. An annual spring trip to Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio, is something looked forward to by everyone in F .T.A. OFFICERS .IOANN MAYBURY S ecretary-Treasurer MARILYN McELYEA President BARBARA BAILEY Vice President

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This strong organization gives girls of Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes an opportunity to share in activities pertaining to sports. Athletic-minded girls can find here an out- let for their energy. Members of the girls' varsity team watch the game intently. Girls who do not like all athletics can find here at least one new game that they can enjoy with the other girls. The Girls' Athletic Association teaches girls the value of team work, sportsmanship, and school spirit. Here the girls have an opportunity to take part in friendly competition. A thrilling moment in one of the G.A.A. basketball games. Seated: Ginger Hampton, Secretaryg Phyllis Hoover, Vice Presidentg Rodra Brooks, Presidentg Marilyn McElyea, Treasurer. Standing: Ruth. Wright, Freshman Rep.g Doris Arment, Sophomore Rep.g Mary Stang, Junior Rep.g Cathy DeLong, Senior Rep. 67

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Newly formed this year, the Ross Pep Club was for the purpose of adding to the representation at games and to general school spirit. Members of the Pep Club were on hand at all football and basketball games. Following the lead of the cheerleaders, the voices of the Ram-Peps could be heard above most others at each game. The sincere efforts to cheer the players to victory earned a great deal of praise for the members of the club. During the year, the Pep Club was responsible for arranging transportation to a number of the games and enabling students to attend games held away from home. The whole school appreciates what this organization has done to add to a good year. OFFICERS Sandy Brunner, Secretaryg Carlla Knaus, Presidentg Pearl Jones, Vice Presidentg Pat Adams, Treasurer.