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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1947 volume:

ISSUE TWENTY - O F QAM, 6710014 3 ana H I Qian, wChw 3? Pub STEPS V d h ...-ax 1 4' l .s Q. ' 1, I-V555 i.Q ...ff N I 'I l f Z ,ic 1, fe 1 X C 4f7?f 7!Z! f X171 ZW gg!! 1 52115 ? gf . 512' X ff! ' N :f 5 X 4 ' K X' x y, . - I.: -SQ X f -Q Q ' ' ' ff V- ,ff .az 5 -., ' ' -- S'-f .- ff - Q- 'I ,. 1, . , 'ff Q,f a-,-rZf ' Z3 af'- +L Y I.. ,M -'X - If X, ,dcdminzmdzm HENRY WERNER, CHARLES BURRELL, President Vice President MRS. ROY KELLY EARL LEWIS RAY McCASLIN MRS. MARJORIE SEILING Clerk tt TRUE SUCCESS The person who does the best he can under the circumstances in which he finds himself, is successful even though he may never become wealthy, learned, or famous. A man with five talents and small opportunities may use his limited ability in such a way as to be of more service to mankind than one having ten unim- proved or misused talents. True success involves the use of one's powers in the service of his fellowmen. This kind of success brings great satisfaction and reial happiness to the person who achieves it. F. R. McLaughlin, Superintendent. TO BE SUCCESSFUL To be successful is listed very highly by most young people as one of their goals in life. Yet, what does to be successful mean? It has many definitions as there are people to define the term, because the standards of success are set in the minds of the individuals. They may be high or low. To the person with high ideals, suc- cess must have an element of unselfishness, and a concern for others. It strives to lift the burdens of others and make them a little happier. The really successful life is one which makes the world a little better for having been lived. G. Hoy Burns, Principal. FACULTY 5 SVE E li f , Q it , , .... 5. Q'-, .x.-5 ...Q . I -ssi w : f fl W2 ':vf: : . fig 6. lm . mg 33335. f::::.:g:s-w w - ' U 2351.215 ,.,. Yilffi K ez ,, . Q, 2 vw as 23 J SES kg Q Q... is .5 PM H . 'E . ' f H B. .9 . 'Wm V ll, Q Q Q. 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TEAM BER7'-lfvft 'posina' A ocfkw 51155 i E SEC nu o Hmm GYM '9AzfffAfe Qaaaluaifea STEPS TO SUCCESS The class of 47 started on their first step to success led by president Elmer Takats. was assisted by vice-president, Frank Kalisik, secretary, Margie Cincala, treasurer, Jay Werner, and chaplain, Harold Bailey. A The Freshman advisers were Mr. B. Bricker, Miss B. Schaaf, and Mr. H. Troutner. Taking the second step in their stride, the Sophomore class boasted 62 members. There was a succession of resignations for presidency. Lenny Smiarowski was the first to attempt the presidency, Jim Lowe, the second. Last but not least was Bob Hetman. The job being too difficult, they con- tinued the rest of the year without a leader. The other officers were secretary, Georgiana Christoff, treas- urer, Millie Okapal, and chaplain, Harold Bailey. A social scene at which much profit was made was the skating party at the Commodore Rink in Perrysburg. The class advisers were Miss M. Diebel and Mr. C. Fetters. Climbing the last steps of success they passed on to their Junior year with Bill Verbosky as president, Jim Lowe, vice-president, Georgiana Christoff, secretary, Millie Okapal, treasurer, and Harold Bailey as chaplain. The first to occur on the list of events was the sale of magazines. The two Junior home-rooms were competing against one another. Mr. G. Wolfe's home-room gave Mr. B. Butt's home-room a party, as they were the losers of the contest. In February the J-Hop was sponsored by the- Juniors. No monetary profit resulted. The most important event of the year was the Junior and Senior Ball, an event for which everyone had patiently waited. It was held on May 28, 1946, in the Woman's Building, Toledo, Ohio. The highest step of achievement was reached when the class passed to their senior year with presi- dent, John Gregor, vice-president, Harold Bailey, secretary, Millie Okapal, treasurer, Lucian Kmonk, and chaplain, Jim Doren. The Senior class advisers were Mr. H. Kohler and Mr. G. Wardell. To start the year off right a weiner roast was held at Pearson Park on September 28. The Seniors next enioyed a party, held on March 1, 1947, in the high school gym. There was to be dancing, but the amplifier was not in running condition so they returned to the music room to dance to the record player. ' The National Honor Society had charge of the recognition day program held on May 23 in which many seniors took part. V' Commencement was held on May 28, with Margaret Hall,as Valedictorian and Bob Dudek as Saluta- torian. SENIOR OFFICERS J Gregor, John Bailey, Harald Okapul, Amelia President Vice-President Secretary A Kmank, Lucian Doren, James Treasurer A . 5-5 .?.-'iciiif'-5?2.fif: 3 JE - iZ.'I323 4 .,,.,,, , , '7133UiS37E.'L,Yi.--.----'5 131525775 A Ch-.-1, ','E'Qf':fEf 1 :-:'.ff:r N -:zap ' Hall, Margaret Dudek, Robert Valedictorian Salufaforian 1 M sENnoRs Casper, Michael Cepko, Mary Ann Christoff, Georgiana Cincala, Margaret Danford, Edward Daubner, Mildred Davenporr, Dorothy Davis, Mabel Davis, Pauline Edwards, Dorothy Fey, Bernard SENIORS Fredrick, lucile , Hcluda, Casper Hebun, Mary Hefman, Roberi Hubbell, Ethel Kolanko, Sianley V W LaRue, Dolly L Liedigk, Roberf 3 A : v A . K 1 Mnihis, Victor Mazurek, Delores bMermer, Helen Nanies, John Nekoranec, Helen Pupik, Millie Radwanski, Albin SENIORS Niefrzeba, Lucille Peer, Edward Rogowski, Joseph Scntus, Steve 1 Shestak, Mary Skaggs, Roberta SENIORS W l Smiarowslri, Leonard Smielana, Edwin 'Soviar, Helen Spencer, Harold Stanford, Wanda Slrahocky, lilllan Tulalx, Joan Verboslcy, William Warner, Naio Werner, Henry Wolfe, Dolores .' 1 HAROLD BAILEY Harold Band 9, 10, 11,12 Junior Chaplain Lightweights 9, 10 Senior Vice President Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 12 Varsity Basketball 12 MICHAEL CASPER lIMikell Hi-Y 12 Monitor 12 Varsity Baseball Manager 11 MARY ANN CEPKO Mac Monitor 12 Y-Teens Secretary 12 GEORGIANA CHRISTOFF Chiclcie Annual Staff, Literary Editor Cheerleader 11, 12 G. A. A. 9,10,11,12 G. A. A. President 11, 12 Junior Secretary Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12 Monitor 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 11, 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. Pres. 12 R-Echo, Ed. in Chief Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 MARGARET CINCALA Maggie Annual Staff Freshman Secretary Monitor 12 Office Help 12 R-Echo, Lit. Ed. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 EDWARD DANFORD IIDHTYII Hi-Y Pres. 12 MILDRED DAUBNER Middy Chorus 12 Monitor 12 Y-Teens 11, 12 DOROTHY DAVENPORT HDMI, Chorus 11,12 1 SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES MABEL DAVIS Bubsie Annual Staff Chorus 12 Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12 Monitor 12 R-Echo Staff Y-Teens 12 PAULINE DAVIS i Pauline G. A. A. 9,10,11,12 Salerettes 11, 12 Y-Teens 12 JAMES DOREN lljimll Librarian 9 Photo Club 12 Senior Chaplain R-Echo Staff ROBERT DUDEK NEON Football 10, 12 Freshman President Hi-Y 12 Lightweights B. B. 10, 11 Monitor 10 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 11, 12 DOROTHY EDWARDS IIDHII Annual, Ed. in Chief G. A. A. 11, 12 Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12 Monitor 10, 11,12 Photo Club 12 R-Echo Staff Y-Teens 10 BERNARD FEY Nooner Annual Staff Bend 11, 12 Cheerleader 11 Football 12, Manager 10 Hi-Y Treasurer 12 Photo Club Treasurer 12 R-Echo Staff LUCILE FREDRICK ul-Ukeyn Chorus 12 G. A. A. 11, 12 Monitor 11 Photo Club 12 Salerettes 11, 12 Y-Teens 12 . JOHN GREGOR Horegu Annual Staff, Business Manager Football 11 Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 Monitor 12 Photo Club 12 R-Echo 12 Senior President CASPER HALADA Homerf' Bond 9 Football 11 Hi-Y 12 MARGARET HALL Hpeggyu Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 11, '12 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. Vice-Pres. 12 MARY HEBAN IIMMYH Annual Staff G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Monitor 12 Office Help 12 Photo Club 12 R-Echo Staff Y-Teens 10, 11 ROBERT HETMAN IIBobIl Annual Staff Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Lightweight Baseball Manager 9 R-Echo Staff Sophomore President Student Council 9 ETHEL HUBBELL Ethel Salerettes 11, 12 LUCIAN KMONK Louie Annual Staff 12 Football 11 Hi-Y 12 Monitor 12 Photo Club President 12 R-Echo 12 Senior Treasurer STANLEY KOLANKO Stanley Hi-Y Secretory 12 Monitor 11 DOLLY, LARUE Dolly Chorus 9 Salerettes 11, 12 Y-Teens 10 ROBERT LEIDIGK Hsobu Football 11, 12 VICTOR MATHIS llvicll Basketball Manager 9 Hi-Y 12 Photo Club 12 DELORES MAZUREK nDoHyn Chorus 12 G. A. A. 9,'I0,11,12 Salerettes President 12 Y-Teens 10, 11 HELEN MERMER Merm Chorus 9, 10, 12 Monitor 11, 12 Office Help 12 Y-Teens 10, 11 JOHN NAMES Johnny Annual Staff Cheerleader 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 12 HELEN NEKORANEC Neko Annual Staff G. A. A. 9, 1O,11, 12 Monitor 12 Photo Club 12 Salerettes 11, 12 Y-Teens 10, 11, Vice-President 12 LUCILLE NIETRZEBA ulucyn Salerettes 11, 12 Y-Teens 10 AMELIA OKAPAL Millie Chorus 12 Junior Treasurer Office Help 12 Senior Secretary EDWARD PEER IlMqn,II SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES MILLIE PUPIK lIEn1iIYIl Salerettes 11, Secretary 12 ALBIN RADWANSKI IIAIII JOSEPH ROGOWSKI lljoell Football 10, 11 Monitor 9 STEVE SANTUS Steve MARY SHESTAK HMCUYII Y-Teens 11, 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 12 ROBERTA SKAGGS Berts Annual Staff, Photo Ed. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 12 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. Secretory 12 Photo Club Secretary 12 R-Echo Staff Y-Teens 10, 11 LEONARD SMIAROWSKI Lenny Football Manager 11 Sophomore President EDWIN SMIETANA lIEdIl Monitor 12 HELEN SOVIAR Helen Monitor 12 Salerettes 11, Vice-President 12 Y-Teens 11, 12 HAROLD SPENCER Hindu Football io, 11, 12 lightweights B. B. 11 WA NDA STANFORD HSTCIYIII Annual Staff Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11,12 Monitor 12 R-Echo Staff Salerettes 11 Y-Teens 10, 11 LILLIAN STRAHOCKY Lil G. A. A. 10, 11, 12 Photo Club 12 Salerettes 11, President 12 Y-Teens Treasurer 11 JOAN TUTAK Joannie Chorus 12 G. A. A. 11, 12 Monitor 12 Office Help 12 Y-Teens 10, 11 WILLIAM VERBOSKY Babe Football 10, 11, 12 Freshman Student Council Junior President Monitor 9, 10, 11 Sophomore Vice-President NAJO WARNER Naio Annual Staff Band 9,10, 11, 12 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 R-Echo Staff I Y-Teens 10, 11 HENRY WERNER Hank Annual Staff Band 9 Hi-Y 12 Lightweights B. B. 9, 10, 11 Varsity Baseball 12 Monitor 11 A Photo Club 12 R-Echo Staff DOLORES WOLFE Dee Annual Staff Chorus 9,10,11,12 G. A. A.10,11,12 Monitor 12 R-Echo Staff Photo Club 12 Y-Teens 10, 11 nSchoo1's putu Paper Boys Dead End Kids J. Koperski N. Mathis UCharlie, the copu Muscles Badik The Gang Keeton, Domonski, Stepan Langevin, Bodaria Denko, Doren, Shestak ' Genrich, Frick, Stock Gwozdz Jn D. Counterman 7 150! 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I . iff., X W? 5427.4 ,Q 'K.-f wfsafzge , if feewfz m54emx- .210 , ss J' SZYC HOWSKI EDWARD WADDELL, PAUL 'H , M gWmsf2:f?M IEW PENNESE, SAMUEL .,... . fig f f -:f'::.,.5 , ,. I ' RYS'Z, MIN NIE ..9,Wfk MN,,W QQ ,A.. 6. ,em,A,, .MMM wg 5 Q 2 xi ' ' kr f -455 I S 'v soRADY, V EUGENE f My may , 2 aiS, 6 I E im 1 N Y' I Wx. 1 2 . - ' '.'6:f':.I5-9-:- TA KATS, JAMES W5g,m 3.4. . 2 EW ,Sf V gm' A ' .f 'ggi Q , 5 I, M Q W 2 I 22 gi QE Q? Y 2? Q T ly V -4 Q W ? WATRAL, HENRY EIGHTH GRADE Andryc, Nick - Andryc, Rose A Balla, William Bilka, Violet y Dunham, Dorothy Dunham, Duffy Durivage, Kathleen Ferguson, Dorothy Fix, Norman Gingrich, Dorothy Gregor, Paul Halada, Bernadine Hills, Jonathan y Howard, Douglas A Hubbell, Floyd L Kmonk, Dolores i - Kubovich, Frank Nycz, Margaret . Barna, Joseph Durco, Helen Gezo, Margaret Heinemann, Thomas , Kovacik, Steve 4 Q ii' A ' ,... ' srs M - , ,:.i.: i -'i 'f'. :1:' l ' ,fi 1 ,fsl 2 W' 1. Phll'lPSf Rlchml t F Pollnslfif Alex M Pvplkf Helen R - - ' Reed, Barbara . i Ai Sevenish, Richard , . , ' il' ' Soufhwellf Willlom W Stanford, John Sfowordf Williom --- l ie sfock, William E'll Szobo, Dolores A -- 4 R Trenchlck' Patricia 4 i s W .,1' K .: :f ' - Vclsclkf Richard if 2,2 Volk, Ann orrrr Vaflkf M0llY G W Vedra' Mollllew W l Vidra, Helen fjfQfff f , WllllClI'T'lS, Gary .. ., ,,. .,., A W -w t 2 z5 Er:2:.' ' Wolfe, Donald I Wood, Wanda Worchuck, Richard 5 V fi' it 5 X ' 4 A f w f f ff Q Q M 2 F W l kiwi w w sf, ws.. l .,., Z ..,. ..A: 59,3 , . QE. .1 W yi ' ' -' SQ Q A if .5 , 3 4 , ,,u A 5 of-A P' if M Q A f Wright, Theodore G I Zawoiski, Daniel Zdybek, Mary Ann - R L: if ' V1 K E .M -,a --'. : , .o Q. W 3 .if is G vw . -V f ' :Eight-5 1 ,Q 33: ,- ' ge vi, Q E .. Bi l l X as-f 2 or my , 2 ll w ww ,... xi: ' LEW-1 '. ',:!k.:k1:l:.' A xvwxyr , vsfiy'-fn ' J .7 , . ':- 1 5 :fl Marcinek, Robert Martin, Helen SEVENTH GRADE Badik, Thomas Bailey, Norma Cepko, Helen Bonzani, Audrey Brown, Beverly Davenport, Lilly A Dombrowiak, Dolores Durco, Anthony Durivage, Betty Lou Q Ferguson, Raymond Frick, Annetta Fey, Barbara Frazier, Rose Marie Hricovsky, Emil Hutchek, John Lammers, Donald Locke, Talma McGraw, Meredith Meyers, Carol Jean Mitchey, Lewis Olic, Elizabeth Pahl, Henry Palka, Martha Parse, Frank Peer, Patricia Stepan, Helen - Stevens, Margaret Tisdale, Dolline Vancena, Barbara Vascik, Adelaide Walker, Clarence Woods, George Wood, Peggy Kleine, Georgia A 210578 Xk9?:we M .4 H Q-wifi f . J K 1 . Yi- Xgf, I I Qu. aa ,qihlafia MR. R. FRANK, athletic director and coach of the Junior Hi Team, taught his team fundamentals of football, and we hope that this training will grow and produce Grid- iron Heroes for the years to come. It is our sincere wish that these lads will get to ploy in the new stadium. Resuming his career as coach at Rossfard after serving 3W years as a lieutenant on a P. T. boat, COACH R. LEWIS faced a task of building up a team to meet a very heavy schedule. He produced a team that had a fairly good record and also proved that heiretained his coaching ability. We sincerely wish him many successful seasons FOOTBALL RESUME .R 32 :mf ff gt., imyfv. r A XT T.f'?2gff - s lit -VV. ff lf i il. is if, fr ff 4 'I This ig MR. P. sHArER's first year as assistant coach at Rossfard. He has had four years previous experience in coach- ing, three of which were at Port Clinton. He put his time and energy in as line coach, and did a very exceptional iob. Mr. Lewis and his inexperienced Bulldogs opened their '46-'47 football season by traveling to Lake- side to chalk up their first victory of the season 7-6. After a week of practice trying to correct their faults, the Bulldogs clashed with the Maumee Panthers, and were given their first setback of the season 26-6. The next week the Bulldogs went up against their traditional rivals, the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets, and fought to a 6-6 tie. After the Perrysburg game 'four of the regulars were put on the iniured list. The Bull- dogs then met the Whitmer Panthers and were handed their second defeat 30-O. This game proved to Coach Lewis that he had some very reliable reserves. Next came the Holland game which was almost a sure victory and ended so, with the Bulldogs on top 37-25. Sylvania Burnham came next where the Bull- dogs lost a very discouraging game 8-6 by a safety. Traveling to Swanton trying to add another victory to their season, the Bulldogs showed what they had, and defeated the Swanton Bulldogs 21-13. Next came the final game of the season, the only home game, and perhaps the Great Northern Conference. The Bulldogs put up a very impressive showing but the Eagles proved to be a little too strong. The final score was T2-6. TOP ROW-M. Badik, D. Almesfer, B. Dudek. SECOND ROW-G. Wcynar. THIRD ROW-D. Liedigk, H. Spencer, D. Raffigan, B. Verbosky, E. Zabick, F. Kralik, L. Gwozdz. E. HENDRZCK Manager Junior W. FALLS Manager Soph. R. PIETRASZ Manager Junior V -:Jw if BILL VERBOSKY CFMTEIZ SEN IGP. 4522: gf W ' A Raw , ' usa? ..,,..., ,F 'J' X ' in M ni- slzh X' Q wi ' wi 5 fo ZADAIK 4. . 555 - f , 7 '-:1 ' -- -A ' WM KGL-HNKO GUARD Q JUN' GR SGPHOMGIZE HAIZGLD SPENCTR Don PATIGAN TACKVE TAcKLf xg simon sovuomolzt mcx Lfnnfw mn soPHoMonf ig mc++ nHunsfL sopnomozzf , .n,f A fi SQ f mM vfnufsf 5 145 Qumzrfnsacx Q ' we ZW fkfg-HMAN --f a bfnumzn ffv HQLFDHCK l bob oumin SENIOR nmfsncn simon ff- if .I :5 if WX BGB HETMHN fUl.LBHCK SfNlOk 1, . f ' M .. DAN PQRKFR CFNTER JUNIGR ? flA0fNKKR14LlK Tmv NEKORANEC X.. Z N. gi z.. Q , , cum 5 Jumolz TRESHMHN if .af JGEJWK g:2 , 502-fHQfK LE+' Jumen L .,,. SJCNIQR ' Loulf ewozoz RlC1+ARDALMfSTfR 3 fun fuunncx JUNIGR sovuomomi ' rig? . k afolzaf xvnYNok 4 . QUARTTRBQCK Jumolz , M cnt bob kommcn Q is R j +rALfbncK . if somomonr fR14NKALHESTfR fND fR'E5HMGN N 2 HANK wfQNfQ Alzcmf NOWAK TOWARD f0 RWQDD SENIOR JUN IDR 3 K afoQafwnYNoQ JACK SUEDE GUARD CfNTfR JU N 1011 SOPHGMDIZE JUN IGR 5,5 Q' K2 'N I gum 27 Xie: JOE AN DRYC MANPMR JUNIGR 'Z Q! f 5? Q , fi 'az 7x'QG' If R ef W J fig :lj 5 3 v - x fmnx mu K ounkn JUNIGR E 3 M- , ww , g K I 45 Q: ' fx 5 R 28 5 ' J XE i f , LGUIE GWODZ fokwmzn JUMQR i . ff? W Xa? fuotwf otmco eumw SGPHGMORF 1 V5 'K +mnoLo mtv 32 ? CfNTfR 3 l simon . ' wr f,,.,., Fzgi f yij K5 Vffys Muqtv mom GUARD Jumom MIKE GQSPCR MQN9f6fR STNIGPX x if x Swanton Whitmer Sylvania Macomber Maumee Perrysburg Holland Clay Scott Opp. 17 29 36 35 30 24 16 20 23 VARSITY Mr. Wolfe has two outstanding qualities which enable him to produce some of the fine teams he has given us in the past years. They are: His ability to make a team co- operate, and his very distinctive knowledge'of basketball. Mr. Wolfe is in his 19th year as coach at Rossford and has put out teams that are a credit to the school, win or lose. A R. H. S. Opp. ' R. H. S. 32 Maumee 48 42 24 Port Clinton 31 37 22 Swanton 38 53 22 Sylvania ' 18 53 35 . ' Perrysburg 24 36 so Holland 25 37 47 Whitmer 24 29 29 Central 58 41 28 Clay 28 30 . LIGHTWEIGHTS TOP ROW-T. Nekoranec, J. Hricovsky, D. Almester, D. Rattigan, N. Gyori, D. Wardell, B. Rombach, Mr. Schafer. SECOND ROW-W. Falls, H. Watrol, S. Pennese, C. Keeton, E. Lorenc. Swanton Whitmer Sylvania Macomber Nhumee Perrvsburg Holland Clay Scott Opp. R. H. S. 29 22 29 27 51 37 35 22 40 47 Maumee 22 Port Clinton 9 Swanton l8 Sylvania 39 Perrysburg 27 Holland 28 Whitmer 30 Central 'I7 Clay This was Mr. Shafer's first year as coach of the light- weights ancl he did a very thorough iob of training a very inexperienced group of boys. Through all his efforts he has produced some very good prospects for replacing varsity openings in the years to COlT19. OPP 25 29 19 59 29 25 26 47 37 ., ,.,, 2 gi W1 4 4: I kgs ' 'c 1,2235 'E' 1 A 'X f QA QE gg A , AL 1? , 2 if nk is faq G 7 wig ! W i ssg .ik I M05 X18 SALEKERS ll Y 71- 0 U Bar Cl Ts' F F 5 e 2- s I I o A Il A Vo 1. N A v S , J,? , . R Y-feeds M 2 Anza 'i N Q, 1 L K 1 fu SEA A NATIONAL HONOR socletv The members of the National Honor Society are students from the ' upper two classes, which this year, for the first time, were chosen through the combined efforts of the two upper classes and the teachers. The officers of the National Honor Society are: President-Georgiana Christoff Vice-president--Peggy Hall in Secretary-treasurer-Roberta Skaggs STANDING: Mary Ann Kornaciewicz, Dick Springer, Harold Bailey, Bob Duclek, Johnny Names. 1 SITTING: Peggy Hall, Roberta Skaggs, Mary Shestak, Frances Jarosi, Chickie Christoff. ANNUAL STAFF i ' Helen Nekoranec, Roberta Skaggs, Dorothy Edwards, John Gregor, Georgiana Christoff X These students publish the school annual each year in an attempt to perpetuate the classroom and school happenings for the school year. Y-TEENS A 96 94 'He 15 5 WA QQ 'Oz - The Y-Teens were formerly known as the Girl Reserves. Their pur- pose shall be to stand for good school work, wholesome pleasure, a friendly spirit, and helpfulness to others. vu TOP ROW-Jenny Shank, Mildred Daubner, Pauline Davis, Pat Heiser, Beverly Trenchick, Nancy Appt, Margene Luyet, Anna Marie Kovacik, Peggy Hall, Rosemary Radocy, Elizabeth Stover. SECOND ROW-Helen Denko, Alice Woiton, Rosemary Gabor, Evelyn Simenski, Lillian Strahocky, Margie Cincala, Helen Soviar, Georgiana Christoff, Mary Shestak, Miss Collins. THIRD ROW-Mary Jane Warchol, Irene Jakiel, Mary Ann Cepko, Helen Nekoranec, Lucile Fredrick, Mabel Davis, Frances Jarosi, Bernice Schroeppel, Carol Elwing. H I-Y C John Gregor, Ed Danford Bernard Fey, Dan Parker, John Goforih The Hi-Y upholds and fries fo maintain Christian religion and to promote good clean living. J TOP ROW-Dick Almester, Casper Halada, John Goforth, John Gregor, l.ucian Kmonl: SECOND ROWf--Mr. Lloyd, Stanley Kolanko, Hank Werner, Ed Danford THIRD ROW-Charles Koperski, Jim Heineman, Emery Wesi-Fall, Dan Parker, Bernard Fey G. A. A. SL' Evelyn Simenski, Roberta Skaggs, Georgiana Christoff, Dolores Krupa The purpose of the G. A. A. is to further good sportsmanship and to provmote good living. The heads of sports were: A. Grod--Bowling, N. Mathis-Volleyball, J. Seman-- Soccer, L. Fredick-Archery, and A. Woiton-Basketball. TOP ROW-Carol Elwing, Marilyn Meinert, Alice Woiton, Bernice Schroeppel, Joan Tutak, Pauline Davis, Nancy Appt, Julie Semun, Charlotte Kruger, Anna Grad, Barbara Baker, Helen Shufritz, Elizabeth Stover SECOND ROW--Mrs. Cramer, Dorothy Edwards, Lucile Fredrick, Dolly Mazurek, Lillian Strahocky, Helen Denko, Evelyn Sim- enski, Helen Nekoranec, Alvina Wright, Elizabeth Elkins, Ellen Reynolds, Rose Barna THIRD ROW-Jenny Shank, Mary Heban, Roberta Skaggs, Dolores Taper, Pat Heiser, Nan Mathis, Georgiana Christoff, Dolores Krupa, Ann Dancik, Rosemarie Gabor, Rosemary Radocy, Irene Jakiel R-ECHO STAFF 7 Editor-in-Chief ,...... ........, G . Christoff Literary Editor ......... ......, M . Cincala Business Manager .,.. .,.....,. J . Gregor Assistant Manager . .. .. ........ .. L. Kmonk Sports Editor, . ,............. ...,. , , ..,.,....,.. B. Hetman Page Editors J. Doren, G. Christoff, D. Edwards, B. Hetmon, M. Cincalo, J. Gregor Gossip , ,. , D. Wolfe, R. Skaggs, M. Heban Art ...... .,.. ..,. . .,.... .,... . . . H. Nekoranec Margie Cincala, John Gregor, Georgiana Christoff They issue the school paper and they also publish various items for the Rossford Record and things of interest to the other students about the goings on around the school. r TOP ROW-Jim Doren, John Gregor, Hank Werner, Bernard Fey, Lucian Kmonk SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Elkins, Roberta Skaggs, Mary Heban, Helen Nekoranec, Georgiana Christoff, Mr. Kohler THIRD ROW-Naio Warner, Mabel Davis, Wanda Stanford, Dorothy Edwards, Margie Cincala PHOTO CLUB lIl.Ji11:r: ' H LUCIAN IN DARKROOM The Photo Club is a newly organized club with Mr. Kohler as the adviser. Members of the club take student snapshots and are taught the tricks of the darkroom. ef FIRST ROW-Vic Mathis, Evelyn Simenski, Bernard Fey SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Elkins, Pat Heiser, Nan Mathis, Helen Denko PROJECTION SQUAD J f f S C +1 4 'es-M' Q if if F silo Qqg 'ef-J' -X ei? ,f. ' W Tl-ff X ,T fr ,Wi -- xp V g , f KN , -T W -Qxvfcfe ,T f ,Z if X, Lf' ' . 'xiffk . W .4-.12 ,if - Wi'f1f1fi' Q V - ' .V '64 p ip ,X ,,,',, , ,X 'Yfxfw K' T f!',..Xf-X' MX 'LQ' K X - - 'x Ray Piefrasz, Archie Nowak, Charles Koperski This group helps to serve The school by showing the various films To the classes and They also assist by furnishing record music for The dances. TOP ROW-Archie Nowak, Joe Tymiak, John Goforth, Don Gibel, Joe Kopp SECOND ROW-Wesley Falls, Tom Langevin, Dan Parker, Charles Koperski, Ray Piefrasz, Jim Rossler, Mr. Fetlers SALERETTES STANDING-Lucile Fredrick, Helen Nekaranec, Lucille STANDING- Helen 'Nekdranec, Millie Pupik, Lillian Nietrzeba, Strahocky SITTING-Lillian Strahocky, Helen Soviar SITTING-Helen Soviar, Dolly Mazurek These girls constitute a chapter of the Future Retailers of Ohio. This is the social and educational club ofthe Distributive Educational Program. A TOP ROW--Dolly Mazurek, Millie Pupik, Lillian Strahocky, Betty Vasilc, Joan Clynick, Ann Dancik, Pat Heiser, Mr. Wardell SECOND ROW-Lucille Nietrzeba, Pauline Davis, Helen Nekoranec, Anna Marie Kovacilc, Rosemarie Gabor, Lucile Fredrick THIRD ROW-Ethel Hubbel, Helen Soviar, Helen Denko, Delores Taper, Dolly LaRue MONITORS The monitors are a service group who check students for hall passes and assist in the orderly management of various hall duties. O jjx Q .: if I A ll um , l JOHN GREGOR TOP ROW-Helen Gezo, Ed Smietana, Barbara Schrier, Don Gibel, Margie Bruns, John Gregor, Mary Ann Ceplro, Carl Kopp, Mike Casper, Irene Pupik, Wesley Falls SECOND ROW-Dorothy Edwards, Mabel Davis, Rose Marie Gabor, Joan Clynick, Tom Langevin, Joe Andryc, Richard Jakubec, Lucian Kmonk, Ed Hendrzak, Mildred Daubner, Rose Barna, Mary Shestak THIRD ROW--Frances Jarosi, Helen Nekoranec, Dolores Krupa, Georgiana Christoff, Nan Mathis, Evelyn Simenski, Helen Soviar, Margie Cincala, Helen Mermer, Joan Tutak, Marilyn Meinert . , The Camera Dodgers are Wanda Stanford, Donald Counterman and Dolores Wolfe CHEERLEADERS - 1 Dolores Krupa, John Names, Georgiana Chrisfoff , ' MAJORETTES - Helen Pupik, Bobbie Reed, Tally Locke, Margaret Gezo, Margie Nycz t LIBRARIANS TOP ROW-Georgiana Chrisfoff, Ellen Reynolds, Miss Barihold, Jean Cole, Peggy Hall SECOND ROW-Frances Jurosi, Bonnie Lou Furry, Mabel Davis, Belly Kufe Smifh THIRD ROW-Dorothy Edwards, Bernice Schroeppel, Margie Brown OFFICE WORKERS STANDING--Mary Heban, Mildred Daubner, Millie Okapal, Joan Tutak SITTING-Helen Mermer, Mary Ann Cepko, Margie Cincalc, Roberta Skaggs, Mr. Burns F BAND -Nix XX N xxx sp, x J f Y N, k X AND MUSIC POURS FORTH! The band, under the direction of Mr. Pickens, attended some of the 'Football games. They also took part in the Armistice Day Parade and the Red Cross Rally. They also participated in the spring festival of the year. ' TOP ROW-Bob Stowe, Joe Kopp, Frank Parse, Clarence Walker, Bernard Fey, Theodore Wright, William Vedra, Mathew Vedra, Dick Phillips, Gary Williams, Emil Hricovsky, Clem Vacik SECOND ROW-Mr, Pickens, Dolores Szabo, Molly Vavrick, Rose Martonek, David Doren, Kathleen Durivage, Tom Dadik, Martha Polka, Norma Bailey, Betty Lou Durivage THlRD ROW-Wanda Stanford, Mildred Daubner, Bernardine Halada, Bob Marcinek, Douglas Howard, Bill Balla, Bill South- U well, Richard Worchuck, Ellen Reynolds, Violet Bilka, Helen Cepko, Nancy Reynolds FOURTH ROW-Helen Pupik, Bobbie Reed, Jack Sweede, John Kubista, Frank Kubovich, Dick Sevenish, Tally Locke, Steve Kovacik, Noio Warner, Paul Gregor, Margaret Gezo, Margie Nycz The Camera Dodgers are Harold Bailey and Alvin 'Wright QE Q18 Q CHORUS ,I 'T Z all f F55 ' SlLENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT The chorus has taken part in many of the assemblies of the year. They as a group took part in the concert. They will also assist in the spring festival with the' other local schools. TOP ROW-Wanda Stanford, Dorothy Domansky, Dolly Mazurek, Leona Gibel, Loretta Ferguson, Millie Okapal, Joan Tutulf, Betty Vascilr, Mildred Daubner, Naio Warner, Helen Mermer - SECOND ROW-Dolores Tutak, Bonny lou Furry, Helen Frick, Mary Ethel Ducat, Virginia Gabor, Nan Mathis, Pat Heiser, Lucile Fredrick, Dorothy Davenport, Mary Davenport , THIRD ROW-Helen Heban, Margie Taper, Arliss Lindeman, Mabel Davis, Betty Stock, Bernice Schroeppel, Joyce Sitlava, Carol Elwing, Minnie Rycz ' A Camera Dodger -is Dolores Wolfe sewn, W ,,,,, ,, , MORE DAYLIGHT PROTECTS ' YOUNG EYES Eyesight is important to a full life. Poor vision in later years often results from improper lighting in schools during the formative years for the only pair of eyes a person ever has. That is why proper illu- mination of schoolrooms is so important. . The way tololntain eye-resting interior lighting is to use larger winclow areas which permit natural daylight to flood every comer. This was clone ellectively in the Library of Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Thermopane, the insulating glass unit that recluces heating hills and winclowprane chills, was used in glazing this building. E 0 Lrnnnv-ownns -rom: a qmfwm M GLASS I. H. ENDERBURY General Agent Illinois Banl-:er's Life Assurance Co. 411 Superior St. WA. 2553 Rosstord. Ohio SCHREIEITS Fruits and Vegetables Fruit and Vegetable Plants River Road Perrysburg, Ohio WA. 1941 SEPTEIVIBER 3-The day dawned bright and sunny as we all trooped back to school armed with pencil and paper, hopefully awaits ing the homework ahead. ll--Football squad had a meeting to talk over the coming season. HOLEFKA Gnoczmss AND MEATS WA. 0167 616 Dixie Hi-Way Rossiord, Ohio 13-Our football season opened with a kick: We Won our first game with Lakeside 6, Bulldogs 7. Q -Future Retailers of Ohio lThe Salerettesl held their initiation for incoming mem- bers. -Bulldogs lost to Maumee, 26-6. -Salerettes favored us with a dance in the gym. 7:30 - 11:30. - y Compliments Welding ' K f Cutting Machine Work L. H. S WI H. E. SHANK FLORIST 1105 Elm Tree Road Rossford, Ohio 315 Memorial Parkway WA. 0759 Compliments of COLONY MARKET Compliments of BILL'S RECREATION POOL M eats Groceries Cigars - Cigarettes - Tobacco , Pop - Gum - Candy . 710 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 3438 Bill Reiter, Prop. 27-eBulldogs tied Perrysburg 6-6. 28-What's all the talk about Pearson Park? CSeniors enjoyed a roastl. OCTOBER 4-Bulldogs defeated by Whitmer. Whitmer 30 - Bulldogs 00. ll-Another defeat for Bulldogs, this time by Sylvania. 8-6. 18-An afternoon game with Holland. We Won! 3 l9-Iuniors held a class party in the gym. Refreshments were served, games good time was had by all. ' played, and a 24-Our luck's still with usp defeated Swan- ton. Compliments of Scientific Laboratory Equipment IACK KUSNER AND SON For I A Dixie Hi-Way Rossford, Ohio A E. P. HARKER Notary Public Insurance and Bonds oi All Kinds 401 Superior St. WA. 4065 Schools Colleges Industrials THE RUPP 6 BOWMAN CO. Scientific Department 315-319 Superior St. 2nd Floor Compliments of Greasing Tires TAYLOR'S FOOD MARKET KERNS 51 AGEE WA. 2961 1137 Dixie Hi-Way SOHIO SERVICE Open Daily Till 9:00 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 0209 Holidays and Sundays Accessories Battery Service Swanton 13 - Bulldogs 21. ' noon game. Score 12-O. 25-No school today. CNorthWestern Ohio SHA representative from Shakespearean -. 'Teacherfs Association Meetingl. Plays talked to us today about Hamlet. 31-Iuniors ruled the Senior steps today. The girls weren't interested in Hamlet, fSeniors had pictures takenj but in the Representative. NOVEMBER ll-We were thankful tor Armistice Day for l-Bulldogs defeated by Clay in an after- more reasons than one. KNO School.l COMPLIMENTS OF MYERS PHARMACY Superior St.. Corner Elm Rgssford, Ohio Telephone WA. 3003 The Prescription Drug Store of Rosstord BOWLING IS FUN Enioy this pleasant. healthiul sport at the Rossiord Recreation Bowling Alleys. When the fancy strikes you or you Ccm spare the time. we are ready to serve you. ROSSFCRD RECREATION sas Dixie Hi-way WA. ozss -We turned our ears to Music, an as- sembly was given by the Band and Chorus today. -Racking their brains for the right an- swers, the Seniors took the State Psych- ological Test. Today the students were educated with an assembly on Goodwill , The change ot school schedule lightened many hearts. 26-With the blowing of a whistle, we opened 27 our basketball season today with a good start. Swanton l7 - Bulldogs 32. -An assembly with Mr. Messick on the history and ringing of bells. 28-Thanksgiving vacation started today with every one dreaming of turkey. Compliments of CITIES SERVICE Member Florist Telegraph Delivery MARY A. WARNING Flowers Art and Don Blausey l2l7-l2l9 Broadway Gas - Oil H Lubrication - Tires MA. 6231 Dixie Hl-l.l.7C'Y Rasstord, Ohio F RAUTSCHI BROS. Autllofized Dealers Your Bendix Automatic Home Lmmdry Favorite Ice Cream I-IOIne-PI-Oved for 9 Years Rossford's MOST 311 Superior St. - WA. 06l5 Ice Cream Bm Compliments of THE NU-MODE BEAUTY ' 249 Superior St. WA. 0102 606 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 5260 DECEMBER 16-A G.A.A. Christmas Party was held in 2,BCICk to School from C1 I-Ong enjoyable the 1'I1U.SlC TOOH1 Senior girls CIS Vacation. hostesses. 6-A basketball game with Whitmer. Our first defeat 29-24. 10hGirl Reserves held their Christmas Party in the gym. 13-Basketball game lost to Sylvania. Score 17-Another defeat for Bulldogs, Macomber 35 - 27. 20-We defeated Maumee 30-35. Christmas vacation starts today. IANUARY 36-31. 6-MBack to school with teachers trying to Compliments Compliments of of TONY KONCZAL DR. G. G. WOODS DRUG STORE Superior St. WA. 3789 522 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 0175 KERNS 61 STANFORD RAY'S LUCKY SPOON APPLIANCES T O 1' UI' Philco Radio Phonographs Delicious Stoves Sweepers Washers Refrigerators Hot Dogs L h A Hamburgers unc es lnsicfllflflon Of coffee son Drinks Gas and Oil Furnaces General Repairs It we make it, it's got to be good 604 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 7361 Dixie HLWGY WA- 0125 control students. Iuniors and Seniors listened to President Truman's speech to congress. l0-We set Perrysburgv back tonight 30-24. l7-Weltrounced Holland tonight, the final score being l6-47.. 24-Another victory for the Bulldogs. Clay was defeated 29-20. 25-Scott's Bulldogs gave Way to Bosstord's Bulldogs 20-28. The Iuniors are proud today, they all Walk around with their left hand under everyloody's nosesllll Could be they got their Senior class rings. 28--Maumee Panthers chased our Bulldogs about 48-42. COMPLIMENTS or DR, H. B. GREEN 4l3 Superior St. WA. 4288 2 Compliments of DOREN RADIO SERVICE 149 Oak St. VVA. 5179 Compliments oi THE GLENDALE FOOD MARKET l 512 Dixie Hi-Way WA. 3401 ,Quia-wwf 4. LIIBBAINE PRESS TOLEDO STAUTZENBERGEIFS Private Secretarial School 3l7 Huron Street - MA. 3656 DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS Accounting, Bookkeeping, Comptorneter, Dictaphone, Shorthand, Typewriting, Etc. We Are Eligible for Gl's Students May Enter Any Time Well, our luck is back again, this time Port Clinton feels the worst, the score being 47-32. FEBRUARY -Our boys really shine, we won another game-Swanton 38 - Bulldogs 53. Sylvania didn't teel quite so spry after the Bulldogs -finished with the score 18-53. ll- -Bulldogs are really going to town With Perrysburg. The score this time was Perrysburg 24 - Bulldogs 36. YEA TEAM! You really can tight - Holland loses 25-37. 14-Our team is really shining now. Whit- mer 24 - Bulldogs 29.' -The I-Hop has finally rolled around. Everyone had a good time with good music, 8:30 to ll:30. COMPLIMENTS OF LASALLE 61 KOCH PHOTOREF LEX STUDIO Adams Su-eet. Toledo AD. 8811 rqufagnafrfz 4 COMPLIMENTS OF SPANGLER CANDY CO. AD.5U18 313 Monroe Street ' Toledo, Ohio -Tough luck is with us. Better luck next time, Central 58 - Bulldogs 41. -Our luck is with us again, Clay seems to have lost theirs, 28-30. -Yes sir, our luck has been with us all season! Our last game we trounced Perrysburg 24 - Bulldogs 36. MARCH -Tonight Seniors had their class party- Those who were there had lots ot fun- Those who stayed home had none. 3-The Bulldogs met Sylvania in the tourn- ament at T.U. lt was a good game but we finally lost 33-32. 26-Today Alvina Vlfright, one oi our more active students, helped put over a musi- cal assembly. F R1-iNK'S GULF SERVICE Lubrication - Tires Battery Service Rossford WA. 3 l 73 Kotowicz Hardware 6: Furniture Co. Dealers in Gibson Refrigerators, Gas Ranges Ironers and Washers Glidden' and Buckeye Paints, Etc. B28 Dixie Hi-Way Ph WA. 0777 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROSSFORD RECORD APRIL -Today is loe Andryc's birthday, also April Fool's Day. How many oi you were caught? -Easter vacation started at 3:30 today. -Today everyone got dressed in all their tinery and trotted to the Easter Parade. -Back to school With a L.L. CLoud and Longl. 18-Black and blue marks were seen all over school after the Sophomore Skating party at the Commodore Rink. 29--Mr. Rank a .Shakespearean actor pre- sented the play The Taming of the Shrew. Tonight at Maumee our Band and a few others held their annual Band Festival. ' TWO GOOD PLACES TO EAT: i Good Luck swim: The Whitehouse Lunch Bee! Barbecue Steaks G Chops I-'ocd to Carry Out Fassett G Miami Toledo, Ohio TA. 0285 Bar-B-Q Grill Try our famous Hoi Beef 6 French Fries Hot Dogs 6 Hamburgers 163 Superior St. Rossiord, Ohio WA. 7151 The best oi everything as you progress thru lite. F EDERATED STORE Rossronn. oH1o RECORDS RCA Victor r Maiestic Columbia Mercury Decca Musicrait Cosmo Diamond Others Popular and Classical Records and Albums Reynolds Rocket Pens Phone Your Orders: PARKWAY RADIO SERVICE 700 Dixie Highway Rossiord, Ohio WA. 3523 WA. 4820 CONGRATULATIONS! GENERAL MILLS, INC. Larrowe Division COMPLIMENTS OF RAGER'S 417 Superior Si. WA. 0236 WA. 1828 COMPLIMENTS OF N. L. SVVEET GROD'S HI-SPEED SERVICE STATION COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE Phone WA. 0112 Rossiord, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES GAMPHER COAL COMPANY 217 Superior St. WA. 1220 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS IACK'S MEN'S SHOP 419 Summit St. - MA. 0262 F O Featuring Sportswear for Young Men THE MAUMEE VALLEY MAY 8--Chorus gave concert. 23-Ir. - Sr. Ball-Maumee Valley Yacht TRANSPORTATION Club- 24-Today Was recognition day with an in- teresting program with every one par- ticipating in it. - 28-Tonight all Seniors start out on the long road of liie to success so here is good luck to every last one of you. ,wflwflff 4, NAME'S Compliments of Phone WA. 2837 MONARCI-I 134 Befgen st' BUILDERS 6 SUPPLY Rosslord. Ohio Linson Rd. WA. 5664 Compliments ot COURTESY CLEANERS C. A. VOGELI Sheet Metal Contractor 1226 Broadway 968 South St' Stoker 6QOil Burner Service 1335 Miami St. WA. 3835 MA. 1084 Toledo, Ohio TA. 5291 fquiagfwplaa