Rossford High School - R Pride Yearbook (Rossford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1937 volume:

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V- 9 4 rm .sifsgsizf ,rimygs ,tv Q 5,Q3rw5,ss92lvp9,sggg gigfY4 ' we ' 1 we 'wr D 'Mew QW-wssgvffsevg ' ' 11420 w.Q:.,s- saw :-'.'-:.'::: ' , '- is fxmwwe 'A gxw? ieiwisfjfig 5 Q 'a ,. 1- ai' we S?2fg'?.ssw4Qi?154 45,95 ,mf-V, M 5 , 13, ww . , f , A, ,N ,, 'A vw: M2353 s COJUR SCHOOL IERIEQTIIED IIN 1922 Qmgo four To her, who h as spent a great part of her teaching career in shaping the destin- ies of our future citizens, we gratefully dedicate this twelfth' edition of the Maroon and Gray. DIEDICATJIUN EDITORIAL To the staff, advisors, faculty, student body, and host of others Who have made this publication possible, we are greatly indebted. We fully realize that all efforts on our part would have been futile Without their splendid'co-operation. In our opinion, the mere fact that you can look back upon a task well done is adequate compensationg nevertheless, we take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who has aided in making this annual a success. That stage of our lives, in which our destinies, as well as the destiny of our mighty nation, are shaped, is closed. Many things we will forget, but we will remember how to co-operate, for this publi- cation is the very symbol of co-operation. THE EDITORS page five ,. M- 'v'1' I page six uv 'W You to the left and I to the right, For the Ways of men must sever-- And it Well may be for a day and a night, And it Well may be forever. But Whether We meet or Whether We part CFor our Ways are past our knowingb, A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the Ways We all are going! Here's luck! For We know not Where We are going. RICHARD HOVEY 'lFlHIlE PAJRTING Oil? THE WAYS Q' S 6 6 fi? THE BOARD APPLAUDS WERNER BURREL HEINEMAN MC CASLIN KELLY PHILBIN Once again the schools of America are celebrating harvest time: Commencements. In our lives there are no endings except at new beginnings. Graduates will find the world full of Work, but rather slack on Hire. He who starts work without waiiting to be hired, will be pretty hard to stop. And he will not lose, for the law of life pays for anything that is done-if it is done first. Every generation testifies to that. We talk of choosing a vocation, but often the vocation chooses us. You may be destined for some sphere of work that is yet to swim into your ken. But waiting for it is not getting ready for it. You must do what you can, keep learning all you can, buckle into any decent thing that offers . . and keep doing something, and then at some turn of the most unpromising hour, there will come an inner click and you and your work will be together. Be courageous and remain true to the best traditions of American public education. The Board of Education continues to have an interest in your welfare and will applaud your every forward step. ROSSFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION Henry Werner, President page eight Ethical Character is the most import- ant of the seven goals of education. Regardless of the ual training a person may receive, he ' h is not truly educated lf he lacks t ose ke for purity and amount of intellect- qualities which ma unrightness of living. Howe'e1' it be, it seems to me Tis only noble to be good , wrote a great poet. The Good Life should every program of education. be the ultimate objective of F. R. MCLAUGHLIN Superintendent MIP-f i l E i . if -'x '33.A iw Q M C. F. DOEBLER WH F. R. MC LAUGHLIN re to extend to the stu- It is a pleasu dents of Rossford High School my best wishes for a pleasant and happy and to those who graduate, my fondest hopes for a successful journey through life. CARL F. DOEBLER Principal vacationg page nine page ten Luft lu Right-E. L. Burtholl B 1, .A.Brirfk1-r B ' ' ' ' ' , . B, l-ull. lx. f,lYHllIH, U. F. l,lN'lDll'1' N. 11Q1llillL', I Kohlvr 11 liull ' llhlllill . , , . 11-1', ll. L0l'4'l1, F. K. Mvlnl ' OUR IFRJUENDILY COUNSIEILJLORS Lvff to Right-F. Nold, M, II. Iqlilllill, li. Svllzrli' l' Yu ' . , .. . 'vm-1. 1. Spillvl' C. L. S'fvi11i11gv1', li. Stolllrwg, ll. li. 'l'I'Ullllll'l', G. I 1 . VVo1f0, I. L. VVo0 page twelve ' THE SENIOR CLASS SJENIORS ,, wno Pl'f'Si1l1'Ilt Vice-President Xhilter D. Malik-Industrial Joseph Sohosky-Commercial Arts Hi-Y '373 Football '33-'34-'35, Annual Stuff: Hi-Y '36-'3'I: Mgr. 'iilig B. B. Liglltweiglits Football '33-'34-'35-'36, Co. '33-T543 Monitor 'G-'37g Class Capt, T473 B. B. Manager '36- 1'rosid1-nt T553 Studvnt Coun- '37g liullllog Club '36-'37' oil '33-'34, Monitor '37. Seq-rl-fury Treasurer ' Ruth f'0fflI'l8ll':xl!Bdl'lI'lil7 Rilllfh H9ill9ml'Ul-C0mm9l'cial Gi,-1 R,.S,.,-W 35, Socfv '36, Hi-Y '36-'37g Junior Play '36g 1,11-S, '375 G11-lg! ,lull 'Mixed Atlu-ltics '36-'37g Monitor '35g Glen '34-'::5.'3f3.'375 Jmlim- 'l'ho:1tru Guild '343 Clloorleader Play: l1'1'1-ncll Club '36-'37: ,36- Growl Staff '35-'36-T575 liull- dog Club '36-'37. Valcdim-torian Salutaturlan Virgil 'hulsen-Academic: Harry Snmiec-Commercial Ili-Y '34-'35-'36, Vice-Pres. M usic '31- '3TgMusiv IJt'll2ll'tIIlPIlf '32i-'34- H' ' '35-'Sill-'73 Junior and Y Play: Footlrnll ' Con . unior . 35136: Student nvil '353 National llonor Son-is-ty 'Img Pros. '3T. ADVIS ERS Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Philbin Mr. Spitler -52-'33-'34-'35-'36 .lskotbull '36-'37' Honor Q 1 Z U , Nation .oc1ety' ' Junior l' al , N-My-Treas. ,lassg Growl '36-'37g High School Circus. . . . STARTED . .. . 0. C. Anderson-Academic Frances Bullard-Commercial Ili-Y '35-'36, Soc'y '37: Annual Girl Rosorvo '35-'36, Troas. Staff '373 Junior and Senior '375l4an1l'32-'33-'34-'353Mixcd Plays: B. B. Managor '35-T563 Gloo '34-'35, Soc'y '36, Vice- French Club '36, Pros. 5375 Pros: Library Staff '35-'36- National Honor Society. '37: Monitor '34-'375 Allllufll Staff '37, William Barthold-Industrial Stanley Bllski-Industrial and Commercial Hi-Y '36-'37: Monitor '37: Stu- dent Council '34p Junior Play. Sports '35-'36-'37: Junior and S1-nior Plays: Band '34-'35: Student Council '353 Bulldogs '36-'37g National Honor So- oicty. Lucille Blausey-Academic Joe Bobak-Industrial Girl Reservo '35-'36-'37g Mixed Gleo '34-'35-'36'-373 Annual Staff '37g French Club '36-'37: National Ilonor Society '36- '37g Junior and Senior Plays. Stella Bochaczenko - Com- J0ll'l Chilly-A0lHl9mlC nxercial A Ili-YQ French Clubg Monitor. Monitor Donald Crawford-Academic Theresa Cline'-C0'nme'clal '33-'34 Girl Rvsorvc '35: Girls'l Give - I I A 1 I i ,353 Club '25-l-'35-'36-'371Mixct Gee Wm m'S',HcSmff Club '34-':a5-'30-,375 Lelawula '35. IIldllStl'l2'l 1 Industrial '36: Ann '37g Junior Play, Senior Play: Football '34-'35: Growl StaE ,345 Bulldog Club '35-'36g High School Circus. iff 'Ufffg X, GTK page thirteen page fourteen . STROWE . . ., Margaret Durix-ok - Com- Luelln Eckhart-Commerual xnercial Mixod Glee '34-'35-40 37 Mixed Gln-0 '34-'35-'36-'37g Girls' Glee '34-'35 ih i Girls' Glm-0 'ZE4-'35-,Sli-'37g Li- L1-lziwzllag Theatrv fxllll brary Stuff 'Zi-l-'35-'36-'37g Bulldog Club '36-T573 111511 Lelawnlzi glliprh School Cir- Svhool Circus. 1-usg Monitor. Glennah Edwards - Com- Pauline Fredrick - Co mm-cial nn-rviul Mixa-Ll Glov Club '35Z Girls' Girl Reserve '36-'371 GiI'lN GIOQ Club R51 Annual Staff 2lll1lB1lX0dfile9 .3-l-'35-'mi'-34 ':a7g 1,im-211-y '::4.'35.'3f3.'373 ' llolawalnz Bulldogs '36-'37 Office lsoolalwopol- '37g Mom- llizrh Svlwol Cirrus: I-ilvrzlls tor. Stall' 'Ji-L-'35-'36-'37, David Harrison-Commercial L00 ll1-1nelnan--Comlnerviul 11i.y '34.':g5.':-343, P1-cs, '37: lli-Y 'Mig' Liglitwviglits '36- l3l1ll1l0g:s'34ligStud0ntC0l1n0il: 371 Mllllltlll' '37C Blllllllil-E Pres. Junior Class: Clwerlcad- Ululm '37, or 'ilfig Suuior l'l:1y. ,lulm Jasilmkl-Commercial Zulton Juhos-Industrial Arts lwolly Iielly-Academic Rosle Kish-Commercial Girls Ros:-rvv '35-'36-'37g Or- Mixed Glee '34-'35-'36-'3l7g 4-hostrzi '35-'Iili-'Zl7: Junior and Girls' Gloe '34-'35-'36-'37: Li- Senior Plays: Growl Staff '3li- hrary Staff '3-1-'35-'36-'37: 'HT: Bulldog Club 'SIL Sec'y L1-lawallag Bulldogs 'Jiri-'37' '37g Nationzll Honor Society. lligll Svllool C' ' ' , ll'LllS '35, . . . SUCCCCE Helen Komlsurz-Commercial John Kovafeh-Commercial Football '34-'35-'36-'37: Bas- ketball '35-'36-D375 Truck '36- '37. Ambrose Kovurik - Com- Ted Kosenki-Commercial mervinl Lightweigllts '34-'35. Hand '33-'34-'35-'36-'371 Hi-Y: Growl Staff: Auuuzil Staff: Senior Play. Pete Lichowld-Commercial I-lvlen Martonak-Academic Anuuell Stalfg Growl .352 Sun- Student Council '3-lg Treasur- ior Play. er of Class '34g High School Firvlsg Frvnch Club '36, Sec'y- TI't'2lS. '37. Marthn Myers-Commercial William Pllwlfvki C010- me-rc-lal '-'37: Library V - M-on-tary of Class '36g Bas- -ll Varsity '36-'37: Bull- ' Lightweights ve .40 ' Monitor koum ' Club 37, Girl Rvser , Staff '34-'35-'36-'37, '34-T575 Circus '35. Illlj., 755. Millie Polakovlc-Commercial :ll0mHS Pllifel' -- Illtllli-ltriill rts ' ' d G14-0 Club Annual Stuff: Senior Play. Girls' and Mixt- '35-'36-'37g L4-lzlwala '35. EDIED . .. .. 34?t4'332gCL -1 ,351 ,- 'i.i!7,5v3 X , . ,full ,152 page if teen AND NOW BEGIN ,ANJEMC Henry Samieo-Commercial Mary Sa,nnders-Commerual Monitor '25-1937: Junior and S1-nior Play: Annual Staff lligh School Circus. Phyllis Srhwenning - Ava- Adele Smiczek-Commercial demiv A . Girl R4-sc-rve '36, Vivo-Pros. Gil-1 R,.S91-v,l':i5-'3fi. Se'c'y '37g 'Zi7g Girls' and Mjxod Glee Growl Staff T573 Junior and Ulubg Junior and Senior Sf-nior Plays: C111-erleador Plays: Growl Staff -:Sill-'Qu '36-'3T: Bulldog Club '36, Soc-rotary in Ompe '3l: Ba- l'rt-s. '3T: National Honor tional Honor Society '37. Sonic-ly '37. '70Sl'lDhill9 Sllliczfk -' C0m' !Vnlter Stavzek-Commercial merciul Girl Rosorvv: Mixml Glvo l'lub: Girls' Gloss Club: Moni- tor 'Zl7: High School Circus. Frank Yamlo-Industrial Arts John Zehrackl - Industrial I Y l I and Commercial lI1-1 367371 Football '35-T563 ll. li. Maiiagror '36-'37: Travk NIilll!lQ.fl'l' '36-'2l7g Monitor T375 Sec'y of Froshuian Class. Lmlili Zebfaifki-C0mlYl0l'1fi1i'l Ted Zuchowski-Commercial lfootball Mgr. 754: Vice-Pros. Football '34-'35: Track '36-'37: boplnoniore Class '33- H, Bulldog Club '37: Basketball Varsity '37g Liglitweights '35- Wi. page six teen THE MEDITATIONS Oil? A SENIUR, UPON BEING REQUESTED TO WRITE A CLASS HISTORY. Why did we have to study history? History wasn't made until ours, the class of '37 started to do things. That was in September 1933, when we entered high school as freshmen. ' The story was: The grass is green, The lockers are green And still- The freshmen are lonesome. But the teachers, with their means of torture awaiting, soon made us feel at home. Many extra curricular activities were improved by the freshman participants. As wise and foolish ones , our class began to be recognized, though we were held in able check by the upper classmen. The athletic program depended greatly on sophomores for its success. After much insistence on the part of our class members, a school paper, called The Growl , was published. It was in this year that we took lessons from the seniors. A major discovery was that girls were human beings and were more interesting than text books-but we beg leave to report to Dan Cupid: there were no serious love affairs. Advancing a notch further along the way called the road to success fwith many mountainsl, we made the world notice us. The record breaking events of the year were the J-Hop , the Marlenburg Necklace directed by H. R. Troutner, and the Junior-Senior Banquet at the New Secor. In the previous year, the lessons taken from the uppers had taught us how to ad libitum without advanced study and how to cary on love affairs in the halls. The American Revolution taught us that in union there is strength, so we, profiting by example, organized the Non-Study Union. We then stood united, awaiting Senior Days. This last year is not yet completed and is still too near us to contemplate it as history. The accounts of the past are filled with records of war so let us take into account the furor wrought and the warriors fallen in our passage through school. A full report of the damages would require a C. P. A. and many sheets of paper. This will not be done for fear of prosecution by union members. This we may say: fallen warriors, 45, battered teachers, 18, fallen arches ffrom standing in cornersb, none, damages to our minds, negligible, for we learned to survive with a minimum of brain exercise and a maximum of flowery speaking, and saddest of all, 44 broken hearts. Every senior can truthfully say the last four years have been happy ones. We will soon forget what we said here but we will long remember what they, our faculty and administration, did for us. Seriously, we are at the end of one day's toil. But before the sun has fully set in the western sky another sun will be rising in the East. Let us keep striving for the better, rising to great heights so when our final sun sets, a voide may say, Well done, thou good and faithful servant. page seventeen 1. Salute! 2. Sweet Rose 3. Robinhood 4. Going to the Prom? 5. Ship! Ahoy! page eighteen 6. A Friendly Chat 7. Oui, Oui 8. Love Thy Neighbor 9. Guess Who 10. Santa Claus? AS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN, WE PRESENT OUR SUCCESSORS THE JUNIORS who are symbolic of all underclassmen. The Juniors had a successful year, both financially and socially. Their class play The Tin Hero was Well received. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the New Secor Hotel. The active participants in school and class activities were: CLASS OFFICERS: President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chester Mierzejewski Vice President ,,,,,, Jack Humphrey Sec. and Treas ...,, Helen Knurek EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Chester Mierzejewski, Jack Humphrey, Helen Knurek, Anne Newoyda, Angela Denko, Daniel Perch, Donald Pringle, Ralph Durco, Gayle Purdy. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Ralph Durco, Ray Klepacz, Carl Martin, Chester Mierzejewski, Harry Lisik LIGHTWEIGHTS: Marcel Durieux, Charles Hloznik GIRL RESERVE: Gayle Purdy, Dorothy Tober, Leona Golbinec, Zella Caswell, Helen Knurek, Mary Halada, Anne Newoyda, Agnes Pavlica, Rose Minarcin, Gertrude Boenke, Phyllis Osborne HI-Y: Marcel Durieux, Chester Mierzejewski, Robert Eckart, Daniel Perch, Jack Humphrey, Robert Rubley, Donald Felt JUNIOR PLAY- The Tin Hero ..,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,.,.,,,,..,,,,....,,..,,,,,,,,........ Miss Kohler, director Daniel Perch, Gayle Purdy, Anne Newoyda, Agnes Pavlica, Robert Rubley, Leona Golbinec, Donald Pringle, Stella Slama, Mary Halada, Gertrude Boenke, Goldie Sabo, Nick Marcinek GLEE CLUB: U Bernadean Cole, Agnes Hussar, John Kopystynski, Leona Golbinec, Marilyn Ballard, Angela Denko FOOTBALL: Daniel Perch, Frank Zebracki, Emery Radocy, Ralph Durco, Harry Lisik, Ray Klepacz, Jack Humphrey, Marcel Durieux BULLDOG CLUB: Dorothy Tober, Gayle Purdy, Donald Pringle, Mary Halada FRENCH CLUB: Mary Halada, Anne Newoyda, Donald Pringle, Agnes Pavlica, Mike Csir, Jack Humphrey, Marcel Durieux, Emil Seman LIBRARIANS: Leona Golbinec, Agnes Pavlica, Rose Minarcin, Anne Newoyda, Dorothy Tober BAND: Emery Radocy ORCHESTRA: John Kopystynski page nineteen page twenty JUNIORS Helen Andryc Marilyn Ballard John Bobak Gertrude Boenke Zella Caswell Bernadean Cole Mike Csir Angela Denko Ralph Durco Marcel Durieux Robert Eckhart Donald Felt Leona Golbinec Mary Halada Charles Hloznik Jack Humphrey Anne Hussar Ray Klepacz Helen Knurek John Kopystynsky Harry Lisik Charles Machala Ro ' se Mlnarcin N 1ck Marcinek JIUNIORS Goldie Sabo Stella Slama Anne Newoyda d Pringle le Donal Dale Pring Gayle Purdy Dorothy Tober Robert Rubley Daniel Perch 1 Martin Mierzejewski tter Car Chester Arthur Ru Walter Waclawski Phyllis Osborne Agnes Pavlica Alice Radwanski Emery Radocy Howard Schnell Emil Seman Louise Stanger Frank Zebracki Joseph Mermer John Mokri W' page two nty one THE SOPHS, 77 srirowo .Q As THE NUMBERS INDICATE . . . Bandilg Basketball-25 Bulbdogs-3g Football-4 CLASS OFFICERS President .,. .,,, M adelon Juergens Vice-Pres. ., ,,. , Charles Brown Sec'y-Treas .....r,rrr Cecilia Minarcin George Andryc-6, 3 Russell Frautschi-7, 3 Agnes Badik-6, 5 Helen Fry Dora Baker Arlelia Funches-6, 5 Zelda Baker Mary Gladish Richard Barthold-7, 4 Winifred Goforth-5, 3 Joe Bobak Robert Harrison-7, 3 George Boos William Hatas-2 Betty Brown-6, 5, 3 Eleanore Hirschf5 Charles Brown-7, 2 Amelia Hussar-G Dorothy Ignasiak Janice Brown Stella Jasinski Edwin Carver John Johnson-1 Alice Cearley Vern Jones-1 Charles Cearley-7 Madelon Juergens-6, 5, 3 John Chipley Rose Juhos Danny Cole Leonard Knurek42 Edwin Cole Anthony Kovarik Mona Lois Eckhart--6, 3 Charles Kozina Hazel Edwards--6, 5, 3 Olga Krupianyk Helen Folcik John Kusner Sf' A E. , 11. was 'QTY page twenty two I. I. AWLAIT THEIR JUNIOR YEAIR, . . . So DID THEY PARTICIPATE. Girl Res1 rI1cf5,' Glam Club-05 Hi-Y-75 Ofrchcstwt-8,' Track-H9 Edward Lark44 Joseph Richards-3, 4 Violet Mae Lentz-5 Wanda Romp Elizabeth Maddock-5, 3 Joseph Rycz Jacob Marcinek-4 Anthony Schultz-2 Stella Mazur-5 Albert Selmek-1 Walter Mazurek Helen Seman Edward Mileskig3 Mary Jo Sevenish-6, 3 Cecilia Minarcin-5 William Sevenish--G Clarabelle Myers-5 Mike Shufritz Matilda Silak-G Joseph Nale Billy Sizemorei7, 1, 8 Doris Nameche-M3 Emelia Soviar Rose Paluch Marie Stevens-6 Casimer Pawlecki Rachel Sweede-6, 5, 3 Anna Julia Peer-6 Antionette Szankiweicz Anne Piotrowskii5, 3 Margaret Tackacs Willard Ransom-9 Lillian Thomaswick-5 Joseph Ratazsky Ruth Walters Anne Rebrisfii Harold Werner-7, 8 Chester Winarski ADVISERS Mr. Stollberg Mr. Steininger page twenty three THE SPRINGTIME OF L. 0 KEY TO FRESHMEN B!LllCl11,' Basketball-25 Bulldogs-35 Football-4 CLASS OFFICERS President L.,LLLLLrJohn Cofman Vice-Pres. SSA.SS SSSSSSSSSS B illy Vishi Secretarye S.SSSS SSSSSSSS B ert Radocy William Alston-4 Helen Andryc-6 Frank Balusika-4 Evelyn Betag'-3 Paul Bauer Irene Betag-3 Lawrence Brooks Marian Brooks Ruth Burrell-8 Myrtle Caza- Steve Chroinik-1, 8 John Coffman-6 Mildred Cole Bertha Dornbroviak Genevieve Dudek Helen Duricek-6 Frances Elkins-6 1,8 Jenny Lou Givens Dorothy Gladish William Harrison-3 Sophia Hendrzak Marge Hetman-6 Nellie Lichowid Maggie Lee Holmes Joan Holst Lucille Johnson- James Kelly-3 Genevieve Knurek Mike Kopena Estelle Koseski Joe Kozina Mary Kusner Ruth Langevin Kathryn Leonard Binney Mae Fredrick Rose Losonsky Henrietta Frobase Frances Marcinek Donald Gallagher- John Marcinek 6, 4, 7, 2, 9 CAMERA DODGERS Frank Dombroviak Marion Andrus Willa Mae Dunham Edward Badik Stella Galernik Charles Bertok Vincent Gladish page twenty four - , lHUIGlHI SUI-ll0OlL lLlllFlE PARTICIPATION Girl Reserve-5,' Glcc Club-6g Hi-Y-7,' Orchestra-8,' Track-9 ADVISERS Mr. Bricker Mr. Butt Mr. Troutner Edward Mazur-7 Bert Radocy-4, 7 Teddy Mazurek Ethel Radocy Mike Malinovsky Eva Rebris Stephania Ochenduszko Edna Roloff Sophie Olzanski Augusta Rutter Vincent Pavlica-6, 1 Vivian Rist Casey Pavuk Hedwig Rysz Ed Platakis-6, 1, 8 Don Sarver-6 Don Potter-1, 8 Mary Sedlak-6 Cecelia Przysiecki Bobby Smith Catherine Schultz Helen Wac Glenn Sehwenning Jack Wallace-6 Sophie Smietana Don Walters-6, 1 Lawrence Smith Robert Webb-6, 1, 8 Leonard Smiczek-3 Hedwig Wladika Ed Stricker William Woyton Emily Suroviak Moses Wright-1, 3 Eileen Taylor Betty Yoo-6 Valentine Vascik-6, 1, 8 Augustine Zdybek Bill Vishi-8 Jeannette Zemansky CAMERA DODGERS Peter Heben Walter Komisarz Stanley Klepacz Joseph Santus John Bobak I John Bobak II Malvin Schmull T I i page twenty five page twen ty six OUR JUNIOR HIGH 0 L, EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOM 7 . . MISS KOHLER Robert Baker, Naomi Bayer, Robert Ba l Brown, Gordon Brown Hel yess, Donald Blausey, Gus Bocnke, Benny , Ann Casper, Andy Chincala, Rose Chromik, J ' en Clemens, Lois Cole, Ethel Mae Croons, Mary D Dorothy Mae Doebler, Martha D Eickholt, Leo F l' ohn Clncala, enko, Paul Denko, Peter Dobes, urco, Frank Edwards, Helen Edwards, Ralph aise, John Fedio, Geraldine Gallagher, Edward Gercak, Irene Gyori HOME ROOM OFFICERS President .,,.,.,,. ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Geraldine Gallagher Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....i,,,,,, Paul Denko Sec'y-Treas .,,,,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..., L ois Cole Chaplain ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ..,,,, Robert Bayless Messenger, .,..,,, ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B enny Brown o HOME ROOM 15 . . MR. HENLINE Mary Papik, Anna Polinsk' Przysieck' 1, Charles Polinski, Angela Prajsner, Irene Proch, Alice 1, Charlesetta Ransom, Teddy Rysz, Madelynn Ritzman, Eleanor Romance, Billy Romp, Leo Rovnan, Helen Samiec, Emil Selmek, Walter Shallo Pet Johanna Soviar, James Stanford, Margaret Stvart k Stricker, John Szypka, Charles Tull Betty Jane Und . , .er Shufritz, a , Kathrynn Stolar, Norma er, John Takats, Lizzie Takats, Henry Tucker, erwood, Louis Warcohol, Carl Werner, Carrie Wilson, Mac Yager, Eleanor Zuchowski, Benny Zajac HOME ROOM OFFICERS President ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,....,e,,,, ,,,,,, Y 7 John Takats Vice President ...,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,....,,,, Peter Shufritz Sec'y-Treas. ,,,,,,,,, .... , ,,,,,, J ohanna Soviar o HOME ROOM 15 . . MISS WOOD Helen Hendrzak, Anna Halada, Betty Heineman, Anne Hreben, Vincent Hricovsky, Anne Hussar, Tony Juhos, Angela Kaczor, Billy Kish, Sarah Ann Klinger, John Kmonk, John Knurek, Dorothy Kopystynsky, Mildred Kopena, Andy Krasula, Edward Kusner, George Leonard, Alice Lucas, Bill Maddock, Anna Ella Martin, Mary Masnyk, Edward Mazur, Doris Mae Miller, Ethel Minarcin, Frances Nail, Casrnira Nietrzeba, Ziegfried Ochenduszko, Joe Olzanski, Sophia Olzanski, Rueben Lee, Rufus Lee HOME ROOM OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,..,r,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .John Knurek Vice President ...,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,Edward Kusner Sec'y-Treas. ,,,.,,..,,, ,,,,-, ,,Angela Kaczor 0 . IREPRIESENTATIVESI SEVENTH GRADE HOME ROOM 17 . . MISS SWEET Donald Brown, Melvin Ballard, Frank Bennett, Jeane Bodart, Charles Brooks, Ruth Brooks, Mary Casper, Opal Caza, Mike Cervenec, Vilma Chromik, Jimmy Cole, Ruby Cox, Steve Cincala, Matilda Dancik, Paul Damm, Irene Duricek, Albert Duris, Julia Duso, Herbert Eckhart, Norah Eckhart, Walter Eckhart, Eileen Falise, Nick Fedio, Allen Felt, Lawrence Frick HOME ROOM OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,i..,i,..,,,,, ,,r,,,,,,,i . , Mike Cervenec Vice President ,,..,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, I rene Duricek Secretary ,,r,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,, J e ane Bodart Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A lbert Duris o HOME ROOM 16 . . MISS COLLINS Genevieve Gallagher, Lucious Gibson, Frank Gyori, Stella Hendrzak, Frank Hozak, Mary Hreben, Frank Johnson, Elmer Jones, Alice Kaczor, George Kalisek, Frank Kovacs, Tillie Klepacz, Bob Klinger, Casimer Knurek, George Kobza, Rose Kocian, Vincent Kralik, George Krasula, Katherine LaVrar, George Lee , HOME ROOM OFFICERS President ..,........,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,c Frank Johnson Vice President ,.,.,,,,..,.,,,c,,,.,,,, George Krasula Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .....,,. I ,Rose Kocian Messenger ,,,,,,,, ,..,, A I ,,,,,, Vincent Kralik Doorkeeper ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Frank Kovacs o HOME ROOM 14 . . MISS SCHAAF John Mazur, Sophie Mazur, Rosie Mermer, Alice Mierzejewski, Ann Mudryk, Edward Nycz, John Okapal, Joe Okapal, Philip Philbin, Casimer Przbylowski, Melvin Ransom, Lillian Ratajsky, Eugene Roberts, Joseph Romp, Billy Sabo, Amelia Selmek, Dean Short, Vivian Skaggs, Betty Sorady, Walter Stachowicz, Elizabeth Stolar, Richard Thomaswick, Kenneth Vicary, Jane Vascik, Pete Watral, Cleo Wright HOME ROOM OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... . ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John Mazur Vice President ,,,....,. i.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B illy Sabo Sec'y-Treas. ,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,.,, I . ,,,,..i, Edward Nycz Messenger ,,,,,..... ,,rrrr, W alter Stachowicz Chaplain ,,,,,,,,,, ,,c,,,,,,,,, V ivian Skaggs Doorkeeper ,,,.,,,. , ,,,,,,,,,,, Joseph Romp page twenty seven UPON MY HONOR I WILL DO MY DUTY page twenty eight HERE'S HOW, BOYSH v OUR COACHING STAFF MR. GEORGE WOLFE Varsity Basketball Mr. Wolfe, who this past season lead his team to greati heights in class HA competition than they have ever b fore attained, is a graduate of Bowling Green State Un versity. He has been on our staff for eight years ar has always produced winning teams, and has never sacr ficed sportsmanship for victory. Our sincere desire is th: he will stay with our school for many more years. COACH NORMAN HENLINE Football Just as the helmsman guides his ship through the periloi tempests, so Coach Norm Henline exemplified that ro during the existance of the Maumee Valle Lea . 'll f , y gue him, victory spells the application of the highest principle of clean s ort h' ,p smans ip. It is his supreme convictic that these ideals should not be confined to the footba field alone. To our friend, coach, and advisor, we wie an exuberance of success in future years. X, WOLFE HENLINE page thirty PHILBIN COACH GEORGE LERCH Track . . . Assistant Football Mr. Lerch, a graduate of Western State Teachers Uni- versity, has been on our coaching staf three years and has proved himself invaluable as both head track and assistant football coach. We wish to congratulate 1' nm for his work with the track team, the first to our school's history. COACH MILO PHILBIN Lightweight Basketball He has devoted his own time in shaping future Rossford stars. His u t'r' ' ' ' ' ' n 1 1ng efforts in the d1rect1on of building reserve material have proved to be essential. It is our earnest desire to see Coach Philbin retain this position. LERCH FOOTBALL SCORES Waite ,,,,,,,.,,,....,. .,.,,, 1 9 Rossford 0 Perrysburg .,.....77,,,, ...... 0 38 Tiffin Jr. Order ,7,.....7.,,,, 14 7 Genoa ,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,, .,,,,, 0 6 Whitmer ..... ,,,,,, 0 38 Sylvania ,,,,...,. ...,,, 0 83 Maumee ,..,,.. ..,,,, 0 73 Tiffin Col ...,...,. ..,,,7,7, 0 52 P'oint Place ....,,,,,,,,,,,...,, 20 0 Total .....,..,,,,,....,,,,,,........, 53 Rossford 297 Captained by the elusive Shrimp Kovach, Rossford again produced a winning team. Though losing the championship to Point Place, the team greatly increased its score in the game of clean sportsmanship. The success of our teams in the past has been due largely to the cooperative spirit among the players. This year was no exceptiong every touchdown required eleven men to carry the ball over the goal line-not one. Because of the promising material from which to shape the team, we anticipate a successful season next year. BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORES Libbey Tontogany Perrysburg COvertimeJ Sylvania Maumee Whitmer Bellevue Point Place Bowling Green Perrysburg Sylvania Point Place Maumee Whitmer Rossford ,,,,....,,,,,,.. fDurcoJ 23 10 16 10 18 16 33 27 27 22 45 10 19 18 17 15 27 39 21 32 31 19 12 20 15 32 10 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Northwestern District - Toledo, Ohio Rossford .,,....,,,,,,,,, 45 26 Vocational ,,,,,,...,,,,,,, 24 18 Woodward ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 25 23 Waite fOvertimej State Finals - Columbus, Ohio Rossford .....,,,,,,,,,,, 28 36 Marietta Rossford High School has experienced the most successful basketball season in its history, capturing the Maumee Valley League Trophy, and the North Western Ohio Class A District Championship. Our team went through its league schedule without defeat. Outside the league, Rossford defeated Libbey and was defeated by Bowling Green High School. The Northwestern Ohio A Tournament was something unusual. Our team, tech- nically, Class B , first faced Vocational High and downed them with littel trouble. In the semifinals, Rossford defeated Toledo Woodward, one of the Northwestern Ohio outstanding Class A teams. The final game, Toledo Waite vs. Rossford, proved to be a hair raiser . Rossford had been trailing throughout the game, but, in the last minutes, put on a scoring spree and dropped the tying basket just as the gun went off. In the sudden death overtime, Zuchowski scored a field goal to give the victory to Rossford. This was the first time a class B school has won the class A championship of the Northwestern Ohio. At the state Tournament in Columbus, Rossford was defeated in their first start by Marietta, but, as the score indicates, represented their district well. l- page thirty one page thirty two TH BCH AMPIONS . .. Walter Malik C - .-Senior John Kovach-L.H.-Senior Don Crawf Virgil ord-R.G.-Senior Tadsen R - .T.-Senior Stan. Bilski-Q B . .-Senior Frank K aczor-R.E. Harry Lisik-F.B.-J Ral -Senior unior ph Durco -H.B.-Junior Ray Klepacz- Q.B.-J Carl Martin -L.E.-Junior Marcel Durie ux-C.-J Clem unior unior Mazuck a-L.G.- Anderson-Mgr.-Senior Sohosky-Mgr.-Senior Heineman- Mgr.-Senior Senior . .. WITHOUT A TRUPHY Dan Perch-R.T.-Junior Bert Radocy-L.G.-Freshman Jack Humphrey-R.G.-Junior Frank Zebracki-L.H.-qJunior Emery Radocy-Q.-Junior Joe Richards-Q.-Sophomore Jacob Marcinek--R.E.-Sophomore Edward Lark-L.T.-Sophomore Richard Barthold-L.G.-Sophomore Stan Klepacz-R.H.-Freshman Bob Smith-C.-Freshman Gus Zdybek-R.E.-Freshman John Chipley--F.B.--Sophomore Frank Balusik--L.T.-Freshman Donald Gallagher-R.T-Freshman Wig e thirty t hree page thirty fam' THWIG D GETTERS William Pawlecki-F.-Senior John Kovach-G.-Senior Carl Martin-C.--Junior Ralph Durco-G.-Junior Ted Zuckowski-G.-Senior Ray Klepacz-F.-Junior Stanley Bilski-F.-Senior Harry Lisik-G.-Junior Chet Mierzejewski-G.-Junior Harry Samiec-F.-Senior Dan PerchQMgr.-Junior Walter ' Mahk-Mgr. -Senior THE PllONlElERS QQ fe . i . , az , 'i .,,,' gil ' , . . 3 fiflfiggifw' lmfgugm ffK t?6'K ' '.- -1'v- , - A .- ,. .,, -Q 2 ut, H V : ' , ,P - 's I S FX . :. - REL ,,P Q A T 7' 7- Zi, AV ANDERSO . n 5 I 'Fifi CK . . ,,,- 320 YR 04211 s . .,,,,. , Duf ' ii - . ' TEAM 141145 Xin, . . 'A .,... X ,sig .A iq . x. S' h f Xxx LERC H l':,'.. We . . as .. Ztfav im, MMNRN' ' it .A .Q ' Ne w . ...,,, . g-,ni ,537 lll- va X J may ,QA mf YA ND c ' ' MAAMGER X EK ' JAlf1L11y K Tontogcmy Meet Wood County Meet Tontogany .. oo,oooo 40 Pemberville ,oooo,oooo ..., v,oooo,oooo oooo. - 4 2 Rossford . . oooo . . ooooooo,oo Rossford . M35 Last spring, at the time of its inauguration, approximately twenty athletes comprised the track team. Although at the dawn of its existence, the team gave remarkable performances at the Bowling Green and Tontogany meets. Once again the team has entered another season. The same progressive spirit that dominated football and basketball was evidenced. This year both the Junior and Senior High Schools are well represented. We hope that track will soon be accorded a place as a major sport. page thirty fiaze .L V ,,, .1 I 'Pup Huw. lvft to l'l11'lll-RIT. l'l1ill+i11. St:111l1-V Klom K1 ' - ' ' ' , 1il1'Z. XVilli:1111 Hntzxs. Bl2l1'l'l'l Ilurivux Lew llllt lx. Cl1.l1l0s llluznlk. Bert 1l'lllU4'V Is-41 111111111 ., 111 . , . 1 - 'lilll, Xxullllfl' Malik. First RUWV- -l'll2l1'll'S I':l'0NVll, liilly Vishi, Ilmmlml C:1ll:1gl1v1', lfillllll lln-i11v111:111, A11ll1o11y Schu 1 Augusliiie Zilybck. FUTURE VARSITY MEN? The schedule speaksg our words would only repeat LIGHTWEIGHT'S SCORES Rossford ,,,,,,,1.,,,,,, 24 14 Tontogany ,,,,7 ,,,,,,,, 1 1 7 Libbey ,,,,,,,, 15 11 Perrysburg ,...,,,, 15 24 Sylvania ,,.,,.,, 15 9 Maumee ,,,,,., 38 17 Whitmer ,....,. 16 25 Bellevue ,,,,,,, 17 16 Point Place ,,,.,,, 26 14 Bowling Green ,,,,,,, 24 25 Perrysburg 'A ,,,,,, 24 14 Sylvania ....,, 16 14 Point Place ,,,., .16 20 Maumee ,,,,,, 18 6 Whitmer CHEERLEADERS These girls, aided by the Bulldog Club, gave our athletic events color by using, and organizing, cheering sections. page thirty six Phyllis Schwenning Mary Halada Q5 page thirty eight ANNUAL STAFF O. C. Anderson . . Editor-in-Chief Virgil Tadsen . . Literary Editor Walter Malik . . Business Manager Ruth Coffman . . Advertis' , ing Manager David Harrison . . Assistant Manager Donald Crawford . . Subscription Manager Lucille Blausey . . Assistant Sub. Manager Phyllis Schwennin g . . Organization Editor Molly Kelly . . Calendar Mary Saunders . . Alumni A inbrose Kovarik . . Sports Ral ' ph Heineman . . Sports Adele Smiczek . . Snapshots wid . . Art Tom Potter . . A Pete Licho ssistant Art Frances Ballard . . Class History Glennah Edwards . . Typist H Kohler . . Literary Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY O. C. Anderson Lucille Blausey Harry Samiec Molly Kelly Stanley Bilski Virgil Tadsen Adele Smiczek Phyllis Schwenning Anne Newoyda Mary Halada Gertrude Boenke President ,r,...,rrr...,rr,r Virgil Tadsen Vice-Presidente rrr..... Mary Halada Sec'y-Treas. rr.rrrr..rr Lucille Blausey Fifteen per cent of the students of the Senior Class and live per cent of the Junior Class, outstanding for their scholarship, character, leadership, and service, are selected by a faculty committee and compose the National Honor Society. The privilege of membership in this organization is the ' ' ' h ' omething climax of a sen1or's hlgh school life. This coveted onor IS s every student strives to attain. pp p p page thirty nine page forty MAY WE Bill' OF. . Top Row, left lo 1'ig'l1l-M:l1'tl1:1 Myers, Alllli' Y Duricek. 14-woydn, Rose Millxxrciim, hull Center RHXV7IA'Ull'l Vs ' 1 g vs lizidik, lNIilI'1.filI'0 . , lllPlll4'l'. l' I'2lll1'l'S li:lll:1' ' ' Bottom Row-l' 14l. l,ltt3 l.1'ow11. Agnes l':1vlia-21. msc lush, G11-1l11al1 l'ldw:11'mIs, 1':l11Ii114' l1'1'1-tlrif-k, Miss l'!:l1'rl1ol4l. The Li s o 13 girls. They have several duties to perform among which are, helping the students select appropriate books, super- vising the lending of books, keeping a catalogue of all the books in the library, and putting the books in their proper places on the shelves. The staff has gone on step further this year and now has control of the stationery stand. The money taken in for overdue books and from the stationery stand is used to purchase new books, magazines, and various other library supplies. The staff is under the efficient su ' Miss Barthold. brary Staff consist f pervision of t I. L. C. SERVICE TO 'YOU lv Virg:ilT:i1ls0n, msl'v John C wp ,, lop Row. left to right- XV:lll1-1' Malik, llzirry Sziinia-0, .loo Solu. im , xlilflllil Myers. Ruth Cllllilllilll. of-mill Row--Allele Suiivzs-k, Phyllis S1'llNV0lllllllg', Molly Kelly, Loo II0lll4'lI'12lll, VViIIi:1111 B2lI'lll0lll, 0. C. ix1l1ll'l'SUll. Fhirql IilYNV 'XlilI'AEIll'1'f lJlll'lK'l'li, Stl-lla lioclizufzl-lnlio, Jose-pllinv Slllivzn-k, GlE'llllRlll IQdVY2ll'11S, Fl'illl1'1'S liilllilfll, Mary S1Illllll0l'S. The Monitor System provides an opportunity for the students to take an active part in the management of our school. The privilege to operate this plan has been bestowed upon the Senior Class. The Monitors are appointed at the beginning of each year. Through their efforts, courtesles have been rendered to fellow students and visitors in our school. D page forty one THE SCIENCE . .. C. First llow. I1-ft to 1'ig'l1l--lla-lly lirown. Pi-4-L-lizi BIil12lI'!'ill. Phyllis Uslnorliv, I'IiU2ll10l'0 llirscli .IllS1'1lilllll' Sinivzok. Arla-lin 1911114-lies FV-1 Velnis Stall lr .. i. I '.',.1:iM:uzl. Se-1-oiul Row- I l'Ilill'l'S ii2lii2ll'4i. Agiivs l'aVliv:1. 1.1-oim llolliiiwv. Gayle Purlly. Dorotliy 'l'ober, Anim N1-woy4l:x, Mary liulzulzl, iil'il'll Kimura-k, V- - iilll'fI ICowfi.iIlia1l1 'I'ilHlll2lSXYif'ii. K'l:1i':iln-llv Myers. Zi-11:1 Ualswm-ll, Amis-le Sinicm-li. Ross- Miuaircin Gl'I'II'llli1' lim-rilce. Vinh-I Niue lmutz. ilillliillt' l4'x'1-4l1'i1'k. Fourtli lion' Xllll Pio - .F v trowski. IVillll'1'l'li fill'-0I'til. Phyllis S1-liwc-miinpr, Molly Kelly, Lucillx lilzlusvy, Elizsilu-lin M:i1l4lm'li, Miss Wood, 3IllI'lil2l Myers, Ruth llllfivlllilll. GIRL RESERVE MEMBERS 1936 37 Ruth Coffman EEEEE . EEEE President Adele Smiczek eeeeeer, Vice-President Phyllis Schwenning Secretary Frances Ballard... r,-..Treasurer Phyllis Osborne rrrrr . rrrrr Chaplain Josephine Smiczek . Reporter AS A GIRL RESERVE I Will try to be Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the be Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times page forty two st The G.R.'s is a sister organization of the Rossford chapter is in its fourth year. The club participated with other y in various joint meetings. Through talented speakers the club guided its members with vocational advice. Hi-Y. The schools of the cit The club is comparatively young in our g its place of importance. Closer contact With the Toledo G' 'l 11 Reserve Department has beeen plann d e for the next year, so as to aid this organiza- er serve the school and com- school but is steadily assumin tion to bett A munity. Y .. ., .. COMF SOCTALTTY irst Row- lm-fr To 1'iglil--liilly Sim-inure. llolwrl E1-klmrt. l'lxu1'l1-s Browii, lliclxzird Bzirthold, Xnibrosm- Kovnrik. llzlrolll xVk'l'Ill'l', Joi- Sohosky, llill Bzlrtlmlql. 1-voiul How-th-orgv Anflryr-, Robert llill'1'lS0ll, Russell Fraiutsm-lui. 0. C. Anderson. Ralph Hvinvman, NV:1ltc-1' Malik. llonzilil Fm-ll. l'l1i1'1l limi'-.lau-k 1lllIIllllll'4'1', Ulu-stvi' NIlL'l'Z1'j4'NVSkl, Daniel 1,I'I'l'll, David Il:ll'1'isol1, Maru-l Ilurieux, liulwrt Ilulill-y, John Civply, Virgil Tzulsen, Mr. Stollbvrg. OFFICERS David Harrison i,ii, ,ii, 7 President Virgil Tadsen r,ri C .CVice-President O. C. Anderson rrrs Sec'y-Treas. The Hi-Y Club of Rossford High School is organized for this purpose- To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community, high standards of Christian character. The club is affiliated with the Ohio State Hi-Y and with the National H1-Y movementg also a member of the Toledo H1-Y Council. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Stollberg, the Hi-Y Club has pros- have performed many services and have carried out a acter-building program. pered. They recreational as Well as char page f orty three DlEDlICATlED TD 'lfll-lIlE i ooo First llowfloft In 1'ig:'l1I-SIj'l'Ii1' i':1z:1. llilly Sim-111o1's-. 011:11 F117-1 ' John Jolinsoii. Alln-rt Svlim-lc. 11411111111 l'ott1-1' S4-0111111 Row Y-full' ' , lwbi-1'l XY1-lvln. Gus lim-11114 1 l NM-rm-r, Viiwmit l':1vlic:1, S14-ve fiill'0lllii' ' '- ' Emil Svllllvli, Ifilllilili Blnllsx-y. 'l'l1i1'4l Rov- ' X. LliNX1llKi 1'l:1l:1liis lI1 x Nall-1111119 V2lsc'il'. ll f ' .Hlll4'I'y K' l -' . , 2 fold NVv1'11v1 X n11.1ld Xlzllters Ruth I4 .11 on 5 , gXlIlill'IIS1' Km' 11il Fo ., urroll, Dorothy Kon 111'll1 1illXV -Iillillil Eickli ' N 1 lystynsky, Molly Kelly olt, John Ixolrvstvlisliv V' ' 0 il. , . . ,. ll'Q'l1 Taulsou, Moses NV Not ill pin-tur 1- ' right, V4-rn Jones, M L Losic BIl'l'l1llJ1'. BAND AND ORCHESTRA At the command of the baton We find a very small group of studentsg most of them underclassmen. Mr. Nold, our music instructor, has been very patient in rebuilding these groups by conducting classes for students interested in learning to play an instrument. Music is one of the finer things of life. Anyone who attended the Wood County Music Festival, which our Whole music department did attend, can perceive the heights to which high school music may rise. May our music d ' epartment rise, also! page forty four 1. fl 9 L1 141111 111111: , l. APPRECIATION OI' GOOD MUSIC rs! llow--11-1'1 to 1'ig111--ll11si1- Kish, Bl1111:1 Lois l'11'1i1lZll'1. 111-ily 1i1'ow11. Xv1lll'1'Il1 l':1v1i1':1, 1.111r11:1 ' - ' 1 - ll'1l'1'1i, M:1ril11:1 Silzik. 121-1111y 1i1'11NYl1, .1111- S:111l11s. 1-11 .xIll1l'j'1'. Mary S1'l11i11i. M:1ti111:1 Yzlslili, 1111111-rl NY1-1111, -' , 111 S:11'v1-1'. Gus I51ll'l1k1'. ' - SIl11l'Zl'i, ,':11-1-s 1:2111111'11. A111-1i11 ' -k l 1 11'1111.11r. 1111111 111 N11 l'1w-NI:11'g::11'11l 111111111 11111 l'111w11 112111111 111111111111 1111 1111 N 11' 111s1-11111111 1 1111 N1i1li1- 1'o1z1k11v11. 111-111 S11111fz1 , 1-111111 11 1 1'iIl1' .1111111s1111. llvlty 1' . ' '7I':i1XVQll'l1 l'1:1l:11iis, .XQ111-s 1l11s.'z . . ' 'l11'S 1'!z111ik. A111111-ly1111 1litz111:111, 1 'l1l'11111 .11l1'1'QfU1lS. Hazel l1l11w111'11s, 11 ' 111 VV:1ll111's, 1 ll 1l11r11 111111 1 11111-1111s, Auielia 1111ss:11, A, F1r111'111 RUXV731i11'1l' S11-v1-11s. 11:11-111-l S111-1-1111, 31.1 l':111Ii111' l1'1'1-111'ick, 11111121 .111liz1 l'1-1-1'. Bli1l'11j'll 1:2l11i1l'11. ' I Willu M1111 17llll1l:l1Il. M:1gg:i1- 1.1-1- 111111111-s. V:1l1-111i1111 Vz1s1-111, 11111111 ' 11v1- l'111'11111ik. 141-1'11:1111':111 F1111-, .T111111 l'11t1'111:111, Aiigrvla 1J1111k11. v'11'1l'1' Iillllilltl G:1l1:1g'111-1', Hobby S111ill1, -' 1-Jhy. ' 1 1l11wf-Mr. 51111. 1111 lil:111s1-y, Alillj' ,111 S1-V1111isl1. bt Sixth .R0NYf'XY11'g1'11 '1':111s1-11. .Io1111 liopyslyiisliy. vIi1l'li 11.1 . , Tl1111'11s:1 Czit'1'1-1: l.111'i111- ll1:111s1,-y, 1:11111 1'1vI'1'111:111. XVi11i:1111 S1111-11isl1, 111111111 OFFICERS President ...Pauline Frederick Vice-President...Frances Ballard Sec'y-Treas. 111111111 Val Vascik UB MIXED GLEE CL to learn ortunity fo This extra curricular activi y to appreciate and understand better music. The long hours of practice are fully repaid in self sa complishment. The glee clubs entered the Spring Music Festival at Bowling Green this year. This marks the third annual Spring Festival of the Wood County schools. The success of any Glee Club depends on the co-operation of the students and their earnest desire to attain new heights of beauty. Our Glee Clubs in some measure have reached this goal! May they continue to strive to attain their desire! I9 r a student 't is an opp tisfaction and ac- age forty five MAY WE BOOST FOR YOU? First How-loft to 1'l3.YlllY'Bl1'lVill Rziiisnn, Inu-lla IG:-klulrt. Betty Brown. Mona Lois l+l1-kllalrt Naomi linyvr, L1-o11z11'1l Slllli'Zl'li, llnzvl EllNN'ill'llS, Mails-lon Jliergoiis. Doris N1lUli?Cl10. Svvulltl Row--Moses XV1'igl1l, .lim Kelly, lVilli:1i11 1lilI'l'lS0ll, Irons- lim-tang, Joe Rll'll2ll'llS, lfldwalrd Milt-ski. llzlylm- Purdy. llurutliy Tolmr. Mary llnlzulzl. Third Huw-Mary .lu Sl'V4'lllNll. Anne l'iotrowski, hVllllfI'9ll Gofortli, lizlclwl Swcede, Molly Kelly, Phyllis Si'llXV0llIllllg, linlu-rl ldby, Leo IIt'lI1t'lll2lll. Fourth 1i4lWV+G001'gl' Aiulrya-, Robert Ilnrrison, llulph Ilcinvinaui, Russell Fruutsclmi, llonuld Pringle, Lucille Bluusvy, ldlizabctli Maddock, Ruth Cllffllliill, I12lNV1'0llCL' Brooks, Mr. Troutiu-r. OFFICERS Phyllis Schwenningl ..... President Lucille Blauseyl. .... Vice-President Molly Kellyll Secr t e ary Gayle Purdy OOOOOO OOOOO T reasurer BULLDOG CLUB Th B e ulldog Club of Rossford High School promotes clean sportsmanship and encourages boosting for school activities This is th the organization and 't . e second year for 1 has made itself known by having an enthused cheering section at all athletic events. Under the leadership of Mr. Troutner, and with the co-operation of the student body, this club should prosper. More power to them! page forty six y PARLEZ e VOUS FRANCAIS? Top Row-14-ft to right-0. 1'. Amir-1'sun. Ilonald Pringle, Daniel Perm-11, John Cieply, Marcel Durivux, Emil SEIIIZII1, Jan-li 11lllllll1l1'0y. Second Row-Phyllis Sl'llNVt'lllllIlLI, Lucille Iilziusvy, Miss lgilfilllllll, Ruth Ciifflllllll, Miss Sweet. First Row-llolvii Nlilflillltlli, Agnes 1':1vliQzi, Anne Nvwoylla, Mary llzilaulu, Mike Csir, Molly Kelly. OFFICERS President i..Mi ., i,.., ,i.iii O . C. Anderson Vice-President iiiiii . ,.i.iii or iiiiii Lucille Blausey Secretaire et tresoriere iiiil Anne Newoyda LE CERCLE FRANCAIS e de tous les eleves qui suivent des cours de Le cercle francais se compos francais. Pendant l annee le cercle etudie les coutumes, l'histoire, la literature, et le peuple de France. Le cercle a des reunions une fois par mois chez les eleves. Apres les afaires et le programme on sert des rafraichissements. Les conseilleurs sont Mlle. Barthold et Mlle. Sweet. Voici les officiers du cercle pour l'annee 1937. ., page forty seven 1 Feet First 2 Number Please 3 School Days 4 Our Quadruplets 5 Beauty and the Beast page forty eight 6 Three Musketeers 7 Pals 8 Watchful Waiting' 9 These Three 10 500 Strong 1 1 Our Infants Sept. 8 9 MEMOIRS AND . . -The flag is raised and school is officially opened. -Our friend and policeman, Mr. Burr, paid the supreme sacrifice in our behalf. 18-Victory or defeat, Rossford Always! Waite 19-Rossford 0. 23-The Seniors select their class rings. 25 Oct. 1 2 9 16 21 22 -The Yellow Jackets see Rossford's Worth, losing to us 38-O. -An educational automotive film is shown through courtesy of General Motors. -The Bulldogs lose to Tiffin Junior Order in a close battle. The score, 14-7. -The Federal Concert Orchestra presents a symphonic concert to aid our appreciation for formal music. The football squad slides through the mud to defeat Genoa 6-0. -The Rossford High School Eleven trounces Whitmer on our field, 34-0. -The G. R.'s are hostesses to the Hi-Y at Side Cut Park. -The first Northwest Assemblies Program features a speaker, James William on Liquid Air and its characteristics. 23-Rossford drives Maumee to their own goal eleven times to win, 73-0. 24-Seniors sponsor the first dance of the school year. 29 30 Nov. 7 -Burnham Hi watches the Bulldogs do their adding machine playing with a final score of 81-0. -The student body is given a vacation while the teachers attend school. 6-The Hi-Y Club sponsors Faust White's Serenaders to increase their treasury. -Tiffin Calvert is conquered by a barrage of touchdowns resulting in a 52-0 score. 10-The Seniors are dismissed this afternoon to have their pictures taken. 11-Armistice Day brings another vacation, a reminder of great sacrifices. 13 Dec. 21 -The Maumee Valley League trophy goes to Point Place by virtue of their defeating Rossford 20-0. Le Cercle Francais tenact le premier. 11-Tontogany is defeated 19-10 in our first basketball game of the season. 15-The Rossford Five is too snappy for Toledo Libbey. Verdict-Rossford 28, Libbey 10. 16-Frank Douglas gives a N. W. A. Program concerning discovery of gold in the Yukon region. 18-The Christmas Chapel Program, in charge of Mr. McLaughlin, is presented, Jan. 5 6 8 12 15 i 16 4- ending the '36 school year and beginning Christmas vacation. Perrysburg succumbs to Rossford after two overtime periods, score, 18-16. The '37 school year begins after a 16 day vacation. -A 33-27 victory is brought home from Sylvania. -The Football Banquet, in charge of the home economics classes, is considered as a successful precedent. -Maumee no longer doubts that we have a better quintet than theirs. The score, 29-22. -A group of seniors meet to signify their intention to support an annual. -The basket ball team tries the adding machine trick by downing Whitmer 45-10. -Rossford wins again on the second consecutive day when a newcomer, Bellevue, falls to the tune of 28-19. page forty nine , page fifty 19 22 23 26 29 Feb. 5- 6 7 18 19 .. .. MORE MEMOIRS -Brown and Menelly give a return engagement of their organ chime program. -The Point Place team is stopped in their first try for the trophy, being defeated 18-17. -The Freshmen hold an exclusive class party. -The intra-mural girls' basketball tournament is begun. -Perrysburg tries to make up for the overt'me defeat, but to no avail. A victory for us at 39-21. Sylvania nearly defeats us on our own floor, 32-31. -The Annual J-Hop is presented and meets with success. -The Bulldogs of Rossford capture the Maumee Valley League trophy by defeating Point Place, 19-12. The Sophomore girls basketball team wins the intra-mural tournament. -A play, depicting portions of Lincoln's life, is presented by a Northwest Assemblies group. -The Champs meet and easily down Whitmcr 32-10. 22-No school!! Washington's Birthday. Mar. 2-Rossford starts the tournament right by defeating Vocational 45-26. 3-History is combined with music as the Tambouritza Serenaders perform 4 5 10 18 31 April 7- for an assembly program. -By superior ball playing, Rossford wins over Toledo Woodward 25-18 in the tournament semifinals. -DISTRICT CHAMPS!!! Bulldog Quintet downs Toledo Waite in an overtime game to win the Northwestern Ohio Class A Championship by a score of 25-23. -The P. T. A. presents the play, The Crazy Mix-up, directed by A. N. Kureth. -At Columbus, Rossford is defeated 36-28 by Marietta in its first state tournament game. -William Bale enacted several scenes from the classic Dr, Jekle and Mr. Hyde. We see a sound picture as a demonstration of visual education equipment is given. 10-The sophomores spring' a surprise with their Spring Spree. 16 23 29 30 May 8 21 24 25 -The junior play, the Tin Hero goes over with a bang, -The American Legion Post sponsors an amateur show. -A highway department man presents us with food for thought concern- ing auto driving. -The music department attends the Wood County Music Festival en masse. -The Senior Prom is a great social success. -The Senior Class play, The Luck of the Irish, is a dramatic accomplish- ment. -The school receives part of its visual education equipment. -The birds flit so gay for 'tis May Day. An elaborate program is given by the students. 29-The Junior-Senior Banquet is held at the New Sccor Hotel. June 1-The last day of classes with recognition program in the evening. 3-The Seniors of the class of '37 receive their diplomas and bid farewell to Rossford High School. ALUMNI NEWS Milclrvml Ennis Ii111'wsfll. I.. 41. F. Alim- Geltz Imwis, 1:USS1'4lI'lI. Chostvr Murolf. I.. 0. F. JOIIII Divtz. I.. 0. F. A1'tIllII' IIow:11'1I. Ili-Slum-al Milo I'l1ill1in, Falvnlty, II. II. S. 1V11lt1-1' I5l'IllIlIIt'I'. FIICIIIIX. XVIIXIIQ Sc-hool 3111414-lixw M4-I.:1ngrl1li11 l11'oc-lu-sl-lior. 'l'ol1-do Ilolu-1't Fnswoll, N. Y. V. R. ll.. Toll-4lo Estlwl' BI1'I'IlUI'SOIl f'UlIll1l'l'Ill2lIl, Rossforll Rohm-rt F1':1ntscl1i, CUIIIIIIIJIIS, Ohio I.:1wl'v11r-0 II111'1'is. Cl:-vc-l11111l. Ohio G4-o1'g:fv ISIl0II1lI1IIl'I'. I'IIlIIlIH'I', Ilossford Ii2lIIl1'l'I1IU IiIlllI't'Ii, IAZIIIISUII Ill-pt. Store' Hossforrl .Iosopl1i11v ICIISIIUT. IICIIIIQI Tl'l1:1yor Moyers, Sl11'f:14'o CUIIIIJIISIIUII Co., Tols-do - Gruyr-0 Ifllston IIIIIIXVIIY, NVQ-'Sl x'1I'fIIIlIiI Lacy Faust. liossford I':111I Gl'01.f4lI', L. 0. F. Frwl Kinstlv, Uwe-ns-Illinois, Toll-qlo XV:1ltv1' Knnrok, UUIIIIIIIIIIS F1-lix Mainz, I.. 0. F. I1IE'IIl'Il2lI' I'1'1'1', I.. 0. F. Furtis Polta-1'. Rivllvy-IVv:1rly. 'Pole-:lo 101121 Rzlgol' G:111111l1n-1', Tyll-1', XVils0n K IIIIIIIU- B12ll'j0I'I0 I'111'4ly S1-iling. IH-1'1'ysl111rg: IVi11if1'v1l l'l1il4lors III2I1'IiXV0lNI, liossforll Iinrton I':4IXV2lI'lIS, I.. 0. F, IIUXVPIIII Murolf Flivli, I'IIlIlHI'l' Cl:11'v11f'o I4'l'illlISl'IlI. Auto I.i11-, Tolvnlo .Iosm-1111 GoIl1i11w', llixis- Inn, Ilossfoxwl Mallvolnl IIZIIISUIIIIZIII, l.. 0. F. Ilvlx-11 II:11'1'is f1l'2IIIIl1'I'. 1'Il'Vt'I2lIllI Iflstln-r Fonst Il11l1l1ol, 'l'olo1lo I.uc'ill1- IIZIIIIUI Kovton. 'l'oln-do Mary Kinslls- Kc-:1111lX, II4lSSf0I'1I Sophlo IQIISIIPY, Iiossforll IIZIIIIC '1'l1:11l II2lI'IIl0IlI, IC. Tolmlo Frank IIOUIIIUJ, I.. 0. F, .Iol111 Brown, I.. 0. F. Milmlrx-n S1-l1z1vff01' .In-ffl-mls, IIQ-lm-11:1 IQIIIIIIIOI, liossforml Uasixlu-r Iillllfilk. I.. 0, F. G4-orgv 1.011111-r. Sl:111ml:11'1l Gus Rm-llvl Lynoft. I.. 0. F. .I00 1II2lI'L'1Il1'k, I.. 0. F. FIUI'1'IlCU Mivllavl, Ifl'K'l'2lNl'1I Albcrt Reynolds, I., U. F. Tolvtln Sf., IIl!SSfOl'lI IIol1s-rt Burmlo, I.. O. F. 11210111101 Conn, N11-klu l'lz1t0 Ii. Ii., 'Folello Fri4-11:1 Eclu-rt King, Mi4'l1iga11 Viviun Fitzguraxlil, I.. U. F. Ethol Hahn IVz1lkvr, Iiossforml 'l'l1e1'vsa Mathis IIIIIIIIII, Rnssforal Josoph Jzlrosi, I.. O. F. A1111:1 JZISIIISIKI Joblonsky, liossford Stl-Vo Losollsky. I., 0. F. Holm-n 1ICI.ZlllgIII1ll, Iivlroit Frm-e Pross IQQIIVGIIWI I'o4li:1k. I.. U. F. 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1 930 19241 Imsln-1' I'l1ill1in. Forll Motor Co.. Y11sil:1nti Ida S1'I1If1'g'1'Il 'I'tN'lllN', South Iiond, 111111511121 Roy Slwlton. LIICIIS County Ponrt Ilouso 17.001121 ICINIUII Wugxn-r. 1iossi'ornl Clmrlos G2llll11IlL'l', I,0S1IIl2lSf9I', Rossforml Hs-n1'y IIUIIIOIIIRIIIII, IIUIIIQIIIIIIIII I'l1:u'u1:1r'y, 'l'ol0llo M111-i1111 Murolf Rnssvl. Fostorizl. Ohio Ads-ll SlfIlII'f2,'0l1. 'l'oln-do Trust Ctlllllilllly Miriaun XVilIiz11ns Sficklvs, IH-1'1'ysl1111'g Nt11'Ill2lIl I'1'i11g:l0. In-c'0z1swI 1111554-1111 11:13.24-r. Ul'l'icv I4I41lII1ilIl1'llt and Supply l'o.. Tols-do Ilorothy NV:1tte'1's III-i114-111511111, ll. II. S. Silals IVull'4', L. 0. F. fort. Toll-do ' SK'Il2ll'ff0l', Iiowlingr 41111011 IIIIIIIJOI' I'A't'Ij'll Vo., 'l'oln-do Gladys Nzulino IIYIIIIIIIUIT' Gillu-1't. Tolodo IViIli:1n1s I+'ost1-F. I'II'0UkIyIl, BIic'l1ig::1n l'1:11'il1vl XVl1ih1 Wolff-. Iiossforml Roy Young. I.. ll. F. Milton ZIUIIIS. Tho Sun 'Fool 111141 Die l'on1p:1ny Alphonse I.:1IIotv. I.. 0. F. Rolrort Imwis, Fzlculty. Sf. Ma1'y's IIig:I1 S1-l1ool .Ian-I4 Mc-l':1sli11. In-Villriss I'l:111t. Tolvslo Louis I':1vIic':1. I.. 0. F. M114I1-li11c- lii4'l1:11'4ls I'I2lIil'I'. I.. 0, F. Ilnzvl Ili11ks-1' I'im-wa-. Toll-llo I':1I1V2ll'4I Sc-l1iffgm-11. UUIIIIIIIPIIS. Ohio F1'2llll'1'S IIZIIIIPI SIIIIIII, Iiossforml VV:11'1'o11 VVl1il111or1'. IJec'1-:lsvd llolu-rl FVIIIIZIIIIS. I.. 0. F. M:1n1'i11r1 I1n11l1z1r S:11'va-r. Rossford Rogor Sarvn-r, I.. 0. F. Fl'2IllIi Sl1'i4'ke-r, l.. 0. F. 5111110121 TIIIRIIQ, llonxe U1VlIl'I'S' Loan Corp., Toledo I 1'nwl4-1'iclc V:111m-. 'l'olL-do ICVUIXII IV111'111-I' 1I2l1'0I1S, liossforml Agxn-s XV4-ln-1'. Iil1SSf0l'4l V Ste-vo Yunnlo. Iiossforcl I'I'0lIlIl'0 Ctllllpillly IIc1'l14-rt Young. I.. O. F. Tony Zzlwojski, I.. 0. F. 1411-111-st I'1'i11gle. Rossforal II2lI'llIlI Pringle-, I.. 0. F. IQIPRIIIIII' Luv Ru-cl, Rossford Fre-ml Ric11:1r1ls, I.. 0. F. Viola Schings 1Vnrst, Toledo Odvssa Stallings, 'l'oIQ-do U. M:1ry TOIIIIIS, Faculty, 1V:1itu, Rolwrt TIIUTIIIOII. Docvaseml Anthony Vnvrik, I.. U. F. Anna IVz1y11v1', IIFIIIIII M I'IlJSXVOI'1Il Cn., Tolvllo Toledo page fifty V one Page fifty two MBMO TO DAD: when You ed the Om bean s You Sure u ATE GLASS ' ' new PL RGD with S Jimmy foresees trouble and is getting away from it as fast as his little legs will carry him. Lucky for sister that dad fore- saw possible trouble and always insisted on Safety Plate Glass. Now, because of ,limmy's safe hit, dad will again replace with Safety Plate Class.1lSafety Class may crack, or even break, but there is far less danger of any- I one being cut by jagged, flying pieces. Car manufacturers have long recognized the greater pro- tection afforded by Safety Plate Class. Practically all 1937 auto- mobiles are factory-equipped with it, and the majority of car manufacturers use L' O ' F. As long as you drive your car you need this added safely. Vlheu breakage occurs, replace O LIBBEY-fbwsns-Q Glass- Safecy LIIIIY DUN! YB!! ii If! Hill'- Hvd uizsin . . 1 A wa 1 nm., mm... xx, as.. ... .nm m an-rv mr, nr. -un. 'aw tm... ta..-4 my has., .mum -.-maaw. 1. .mmm .4-umm, 'umm na avr nv- l0OK IN YOUR IELEPMONE BOOK, with Safety Plate Class. 1iAnd, when you ask for it-ask for L-O -F. Your local ear dealer or Glass Replacement Dealer is equipped to give you prompt service. You will probably find him listed in the yellow pages of your telephone book under uClassiSafety.7' Libbey - Owens ' Ford Glass Company . . . Toledo, Ohio. PLATE The WOOD COUNTY REPUBLICAN Company Producers o f THE FINEST PRINTING ART BOWLING GREEN, OHIO ALUMNI NEWS fContinuedJ 1932 Julia limlik, Aiulursoii k Krzipp. 'l'oI04lo Virginizl lizlili-ft, St. Vinm-nt's lIospitzil, Tol- 1-do I-Iloisv Hnrtllold, Fuvuliy, R. II. S. Louis I'IIllll'I', L. 0. F. Marion lim-:in Iluffluiiu-r. 'l'ol4-:lo Josepllim- Rolruk, Iiill-XVII-IANV, 'I'Iv14'd0 Adeline Brooks. Brooks Drug: Store-, Rossford Art XVil hur Igl'0NVll, liossforil lizlin llrown. Ile-4-ozisn-4l II1-len Conn, Owens-Illinois. Toledo Ivllliillll lirowuing. IiI'Ug'l'I'S, Rossford Iloh Falls. L. 0. F. Jul ius Fix, L. 0. F. Joi- QQUIIIIIIIS. L. O. F. John Ili-its-1'. L. 0. F. Irving: Rim-Iizilwls, N:ilion:il NVI1m-l Fo., l'0rrys- lnurg .Izlyuv Rlvliziiwls XVn-ntlziull, L. 0, F. Kathryn Sl'IlJll'fI.l'I', Ilossforil F1-4-il Sr-lirivr. L. 0. F. BIllI'ljllill'1I S4-urs, Iiowling GI'L'1'll Sh-vo Svliziv. L. 0. F. - Sim-vo G1-zo. l':i1rls-'s 190011 Co., 'l'ol1-do Roy linings. Sugar Plant. l':iuIdiug Elm-Cixi Ili-ini-lnziu I'l1lvr. Iiossford Mary Kirk IIofflu:ln. 'l'o1e1lo Andy Kostiv, L. 0. F. John KPZISIIIEI. L. 0. F. Muilvlyn IqllSlll'I', L:iS:il10's. Toledo Lucille Langovin Ilubvr, 'Vols-110 Mary Mzigiluny '1'ziilfo1'il, 'I'olL-do Jaiuu-s Mvtfrezllly, In-ltai Sophia Paitronik. I., O. F. Slove Pm-4-r. Rossfonl I'I1IXVZll'lI Vrono. 'l'ols-do I'. Gl'0l'1Il' Rs-inlizirt. 'l'ols-do Vnlvrizi Slmllo Miller. Rossforil .lov Vrzilrlir-. Ohio State. VOIIIIIIIHIS Frank Vi':iyton, L, 0. F. Billy XVIIIIRIIIIS. I.. 0. F. John ZRIXVUQINIII, lim-1-:ism-11 Lloyil I'ui'4ly, Monzircli Coal Fo., Rossford Amos Ileihing. L. 0. F. Engravings by The Fort Wayne Engraving C0. Arranged by R. B. WOOLEVER Herff Jones Company Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry . Graduation Announcements . Medals . . Cups . . Trophies INDIANAPOLIS Jewelers to Rossford High School page jifty three page fifty four ALUMNI NEWS qconuinuedp 19293 lliinily 11.1111-1'. lg2IllllI1,l'2lI'llIll'I'iS, Toledo Xl2lI'Q.l'2ll'0f l'l:1t:1kis. I.ig.rg.r1-lt's Iirngrs. 'I'ol1-do F1':111l1 liilski. IM-rm-:iss-il Alex I,UilliUlYi1', I.. 0. F. Ilell-11 Iioclizlczs-11ko .l4llli0llIilCI'QL'1'l'. 1'1'I'I'yS' II:1 Mun- i'I'lIlQ1'll' Mainz. HIISSI-lll'li luurg: LKIIIIII III-i11l1:11'l. 'l'ol1-do l'I1'111:1l Collins. Saves I'll4-vtriv, Toll-do Gvo1'g1' Illu-i11I'1':u11lc. I.oIIig:l1 l'.. l'l'IlIlSj'iV1llIiIl 1.111-ille E1-kllalrt. Spitzer Bldg., Toll-do Yirginiai Iiinlcor. F111-lxlly, I'l'I'L'j'SilllI'1I School Robert Elkins. hVlllDlNYUI'lll-S 5 N 10. Toledo I'illQ..1'Ill' SIIIHI. I.. U. F. Rose Ilolowinski. F1-derail Bldg.. Toledo Iiill Sr-liings, I.. U. F. 1 1'2I.1lii Iludir-k, Toledo Iilzldv, Toledo Ilorollly l'1ing:lo SiUi'lllll. llossfoiwl EVZI .lean Kelly, 0. S. Il.. CUIIIIIIIIUS .l:1111s-s SlI'5lli. I.. U. F. Ililimlwtli Iiil'IIlSl'I' lin-1111ot, Unk Ii:11'l1o1' Annu St1'ic-ks-1'. I.. 0. F. Victor IiIlllI'l'k, I.. 0. F. Il:11'g':11'1't rliliilvl' l'0lt'I'SllII. l':1lil'o1'11l:1 Ilnisy I.1-fflor 3II'CI'l'IIllY, Della l.4-stn-1' Walters. I.. 0. F. lflrlwl llolofl' I.o11cl1. Toledo Nick IV:1y11v1'. I.. U. F. li0lllll'tlI Lewis, I.. 0. F. 1'lIl'Sll'l' NVl1il1-, HIIIISUIII K lt:111alolpl1. Tols-do l'.1111i4'o Alfdfllllllill, Faust Iligh School. fiilllilllil lszilu-ll Wilson. Auto-I.ils-. Toll-do M2111-1-ll:1 LTSIIUFIIU, Davis llusinx-ss College. Iironislus xviililiiiil. Amo-l.iIo, Toledo Toledo A111121 I.:lllI'2l Zolvlx-1' 'l'In-xv. Toledo Wade I'l1ill+in, I.. U. F. 1934 Miko :xIl1ll'XI', I.. 0. F. ,lurk Km-lly. Ann Arlror. Mi1'l1ig::111 Louis Appr. I.. U. F. .loo lilllll't'k. I., U. F. 14ll2lI'll'S llzulik, I.. U. F. Mary liolizinskn Nlairlis. 'l'ol1-do Mary limlik IXLYNPIIIIIU. Illinois Ilolvn lioseslii. II. G. iiIlIll'l Ilousv Annan 15IlliPI', Rossford 'l'l1e-:lin-r Julius Iiov:11'ik. .I1'., I.. 0. F. Nick Iiolvak. I.. U. F. .Ioru-pll lIIz1c'l1:1l:1, I.. tl. F. .loronio Brooks. 0. S. IT., C0illIJ.llJllS lIt'2IlI'if'v Ms-1':1sIin l.Q'llIl1'l'. liossforil Il:-lm-11 Brown Croft, Rossford Vllvsfvl' illl'1'l'1'ilIij', IM-lt:1, Uluio Ilops- l':1sI1111z111, I.. 0. F. Office 1'l1z11'lotf1- Mis-1'zoj1-wski, 3llt'I'ZI'jl'XYSki'S. Koss 01111114-11f Ce1'V1-111-1'. I.. O. F. ford Ilelm-11l'i1-ply. S1ui1'e1's. Toledo l'I111il l'nvlic-ri, I., 0. F. I:0iN'I'f l'o1'l1i11. I.. U. F. IM-nny I'il'lI'4IXVSiii. I.. U. F. .loo llllI'l'4l, I.. 0. F. Annu l'l:1l1-k. LZIIIISUII In-nt. Store, 'I'o11-do Mary Il:111f-ik, Owens-Illinois I4:11'lu:1r:1 Itmlof-y. li4'ii2llbil' I.2lllI1tlI'j'. Tolollo Ilels-11 lflvlcert, 1Io11s1-work, Rossford lll'll'II Ilmlor-y, Iiossforll Fl'2lIlii ElIlIIlil'k. I.. 0. F. Victor llc-ed, I.. U. F. Dorothy 14'1'I'HIlS0lI, f'0IllIIlUli0I'1' I's-rry Ilotn-I Yr-1'o11i1-:1 Ronin, Ilousv IVo1'li, 'l'ol1-do I+I:11'l Fitzgorzlld, I.. 0. F. lflstln-1' Salvo. 'l'o,ls-do Cninly UUIIIIIQIIIX Lewis FHIIIISCIII. xViff1'IlilllI'g.f l'11ivo1'sity Ilorolliy S:11'1'vr. Il. G. Follopfe f'lilI'l'IIl'4' F1'odo1'iek, 1lilllSOIIl K liillllllblllll. Al21I'jJf2lI'1'i S?'lllI!l1'l'S, 'l'r:xv1-I1-1 s IIISIIITIIIV1' Coin Toledo painy, Toledo XV:1llor Gm-ik, I.. 0. F. Iii-nny S1-lnnltz, I.. 0. F. f42lflll'l'IIl4' G:1111pl1vr. Qiillllllllldl' Coal Co. Ale-no SlI'il'lit'l'. 'l'ie4lllc+-'s Storm-. 'l'ol1-do Hose G1-zo, IG. Toledo Irena- SIYZIVIZIIK, 31i4'l'Zt'jI'XVSiii,S Store. Ross M:11'g::11'4-I Gollmim-c. Toledo Ilospitall ford Mary Ilogedus, Illinois .XIl1iI'l'XV 'l':l1l:41'11. I.. 0. I , Vic-tor IIOIIIUIIIIIII, I.. U. F. l.:1l11':1 'l':11'kim-wir-z, Al4!ll2ll'fflI Cool Vo., Koss Nick JOIIIISHII. 'l'olo1lo l'11iv1-1'sily ford I':111l Km-zur, I.. 0. I . 'i'Ill'iIlliI VIYUIIIJIS. lr. S. lf, f'HilllI1lDlIS Annu liilllllilll. Fredit Clothing Co., Toledo Iledwig 'l'11l:1la. Iiossforll MEET REDDY KLUWATT, M.S.S.' 0 A bright boy is Reddy . . began life as a tiny spark and immediately graduated into a full-grown electric impulse. His single-purpose ambition in life is to perform hundreds of tasks easier, quicker, better and much cheaper than you can possibly do them any other way. Wherever you go, you'll find Reddy Kilowatt smiling: and eager to serve you. f ei ff P. . A4 xr I 54 'F :f:Maste'r of S'Il226'7' Service Q THE 1011110 Emsnn EIUMPANY Andrvw Badik, L. 0. F. 'l'ony liohak. L. O. F. tlvorgv llohash. B4-f'kwitl1's, Toll-do Cllil.I'l1'S Ennis, L. 0. F. t'asiinvr Gale-rnik, L. 0. F. . . COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROSSFORD SAVINGS BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONS All Bfranches of Commercial and Savings Banking ALUMNI NEWS fContinuedl 1935 Irwin Mays. liossford Louisa- MaoMnlh-n, liossford Agnvs Mlnarvin, li. G, Uourt House Margarvt Mokri, liossford Frain'vs My:-rs Ennis, Toledo Jonny Nyvz, livst lil-stauraut. Toh-do John Pavuk. l'aple-'s Ft-ed Mill. E. Toludo Lillian Pringh-. lin-4-t-asetl Iivatriw- l'rono, 'Folodo l'nivvrsity Kathryn liadwanski, Spitzer Huildingr. Tolvdo Thomas llinkvr. Tolodo Vnivvrsity Miki- Ile-llris, L. U. F. John llivh, L. 0. F. Jann-s Savage-, Barton Brothvrs. 'Poli-do Mary Sclirivr. l'rud4-ntial Insuranve- Company. 'l'ol4'do John Svlwooppvl. L. 0. F. Kathryn Svlnvt-iniing, Porrysbnrg Cofft-o Shop Ilazvl Svliwt-i'koslcv Pringle, Rossford Edward S1-kav, C. t', t'., XVyo1ning lflupzoiu- Shinks. L. 0. F, Joss-ph Smit-tana. L. O. F. Rohm-rt Swt-mls-, Howard Baker Plllllllblllpl' Po.. 'l'olodo vvlllllllll Andorson, llossford Anna livloff, Dairy Maid. 'Vols-do Mary llilski, Eagle Point Svhool Richard Uaslinian, National Supply Co. Frm-d t'harlt-ston, Rossford XValtvr lltbfflllilll. Gulf Gas Station. llossford Margarn-t Furry. llonst-work, l'4'I'I'ySlPllI'1I Ellsworth l':4'klll2lll. B. K 0. li. li. V1-lina Edwards. li. G. Court llonst- Arnold Frautsvlii, 'l'ol1-do Fnivvrsity Lloyd llahn. hhvll has ht., Lnnv 1 ity Mar1.:uvrit.t- Iloineniann, llonn- Furniturv Fo.. 'l'olvdo Mar1'4'lla Ilirsvh, l'ruds-ntial lnsuranvo fltllll- pany, Toledo Mark llrohvn. L. 0. IP. I-Ilizalwtli Jarosi. O. S. l'.. fl0lllIllllllS llarry Johnson, Tri-Stats-, 'l'olvdo .lost-ph Johnson, Krogor Storm-. 'l'oh-do 'l'ln-odorn- Juhos. Aitks-n Radio Storv. Toll-do llorolhy K4-lly. Flowor llospital, Toll-do .lost-ph Lasonsky, L. O. F. IlUlll0I' Lynott, L. O. F. NVilda 'l'innc-y, XVoolworth's 5 N 10. 'l'olvdo llt-lm-n l'ffnlan, NVittm-nlvurgr I'nivs-rsity Laura Yoo IH-tty. Rossford Jost-ph Zdylrt-li. L. 0. F. COMPLIMENTS OF CHES TER MIERZEIEWSKI Memorial Parkway Rossford, Ohio Page fifty five x Compliments of Rossforcl Realty Exchange Real Estate Insurance Henry Dietz - James H. Enderbury The A. P. Store Where Economy Rules Quality Groceries Meats ALUMNI NEWS NVi1la Mae Alston, Uharleston, S. C. .lohn Anderson. Toledo University Mary Badik. Badik's Store, liossforel Franklyn Ballard. Bossford Annette Bohak, Woolwortl1's 5 k 10, Toledo Josephine Bohak, Kossford llaisy Boenke, liossford Ilarold Burns. Bowling.: Green U, Mary t'ervenee, Agnes Beauty Shop, Bossford .Taek Fonn, Toledo University Charles linrieek, liantlseape Gardener, Boss- ford Robert Iflhy. Post-Graduate. R. II. S. John llliekholt. Toledo University Joseph Elllllllldi, Kroger Store, Rossford Helen Gezo, E. Toledo tlthar Gibson. liossford Alhert Gollrinee, Ili-Speed Gas Station, Ross- ford Charles Ilatas, Mather Spring Colnpany, Tol- edo John llendrzak. Mierzejewski. Bossford Ed llolewinski. Voeational, Toledo Lneille llnnlphrey, l.aSalle M Koeh, Toledo , Esther Kalman Fargo, Sinith's l'afeteria, , Toledo l Frank Klepaez, L. 0. F. l 11'1'anli 1illlll't'li. Il. U. F. page fifty sim 1936 fContinuedJ John Knnrek, Ohio Clover Leaf Dairy, Ross- ford John Kopena. Bossford Steve Kovaeh. L, tl. F. l'eter Kozina. I.. 0. F. Harley Lentz. Aitken Radio Store, Toledo Agnes Lorene, Tiedtke Store, Toledo Mary Lasonsky. liossford Paul Maehala, Voeational High, Toledo Madalyn Mays, Toledo University Leona Ulszanski, Rossford Evelyn Usborne l'il'klll2lll. Toledo Margaret Pavliea. llughes Advt. Co., Toledo Steve 1'avnk, L. 0. F. U. V. Ramsey. Easley Funeral Home, Toledo Mary .lane Reed, liossford Betty .lean Rhodes, Bossford Betty lltllllli, llonsework, Toledo Stefania Bysz, llossford Stanley Sehnltz, Mierzejewskfs Store Kohert Sizemore. Toledo lfniversity Florein-e Springer, Warner Beauty School, Toledo .lohn Szyehowski, Rossford Kenneth xvll1l1llllS. A K l' Store, Toledo Stanley XVrueha, Page Boy, New Secor Hotel Xvilllillll Yoo, A K 1' Store, Toledo Jeanette Zeinansky, Toledo University Fraatsehi Brothers Phone WAI. 0615 Compliments of f0e's Shoe Repair Rossford, Ohio Davis B usiness C ol l e ge Toledo, Ohio Diamonds . Watches . Radios Its OK To Owe Kay 344 SUmlTllT ST. Toledo, Ohio Phone 73 B. O'Rez'lly MEN'S TAILORING 121 W. Front Street Perrysburg, Ohio Comp'imonts of Frczfzk Tlze Tailor Compliments of L. H. Sclzrorlevf FLORIST 191 Superior St. WAI. 0759 Rossfoxd, Ohio lul'III,lIl l' Floriwf Tvlvgmph Ilvlivafry Ma1'y A. lVar11z'11g FLOWERS 12 17-1219 Broadway MAin 6231 Compliments of PCl51fl7lZ6' Club 118 E. 4th Street Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of Dixie Lzwzflz J. J. Golbincc, Prop. page fifty seven page fifty eight Compliments of Rossforol Bakery Rossford, Ohio Compliments of f. Freak Reatkzinger 3939 Son Registered Guernsey Cattle R. F. D. 3, Perrysburg, Ohio Toledo Phone, TA. 4574-J The Kroger Store High Quality Meats Groceries Bill Browning -- Al schings Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of Navarre Market John J. Schings We carry a complete line of highest quality fresh meats . . vegetables . . groceries Tel. TA. 0275 We Deliver Peter Nestak Groceries . . Meats . . Dry Goods Phone WAI. 2837 347 Bergan St. Rossford, Ohio Compliments of Mr. I. S. Brooks ADELINE and JEROME BROOKS COMPLIMENTS OF THE LIBBET QLASS MANUFACTURING CO. TOLEDO, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of 4rtlzn1' Bleznsey ' Dr. G. G. Woods Compliments of Compliments of Dr. I. Gallagher and Dr. H. Green Dr. W. LH. Johnson SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS . . COLLEGES . . INDUSTRIALS THERUPPSOQBOWMAN CO. SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT 315-319 Superior Street 2nd Floor page fifty nine page sixty CHOOSE YOUR VOCATION Secretary i-Q Accountant Stenotypist --A Stenographer o More Positions Than Graduates MQ Zffwvfxasfrvq ffvc. New Downtown Location R. L. MELCHIOR, Pres. AD 8244 617 Adams Compliments of Jlbert Konczal Memorial Parkway, Rossford Kotofwitz Hardware Norge Products Telephone WAI.. 0777 X P , Compliments of L. Warner ' 1 d , O Rossford, Ohio Oak Sheet To e 0 hio ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY THE LIVINGSTON STUDIOS 417 Summit Street TOLEDO, OHIO ADams 2011 0 We have your negatives on file. You may ord 61' more photographs at any time Compliments of The Rossforcl Funeral Best wishes to Class of 1937 Tlze Dowling Funeral Hofne Iilonze Perrysburg, Ohio Qltlantie Life Insnranoe Ira Roolz Camfbmzy Richmond, Va. INSURQEEESOF ALL Honestly it's the best policy DAN W. HARRIS, General Agent Edison Bldg. AD. 7427 Compliments of Clzarles Ganzplzer Coal C onzpa n y Compliments of The Springer Coal Company Comyfimonts of Victor Motor Sales anfl Serfoice Hudson --- Terraplane I lze M onarelz Coal Willys '37 C0771P5l7Zy Barnsdall Gas and Oils WAl. 0245 page sixty one 2 Duff' X riff f to M if DUHIU -F 7' 'fQ07LA M7 I