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

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nl '49 WILLIAM VEDRA Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staf'f125Bond 9,10,11,125 Projection Squad 9,105 Foot- ball 10. JEANNETTE WHITE Stenographic Girls Glee Club 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Y-Teens 12. ALICE WOJTON Academic Junior Ploy5 Girls Glee Club 115 Mixed Chorus 125 Hall Monitors 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, V. Pres. 125 G.A.A. 9, 10,1 1,12. CLEMENT VASCIK Academic Junior PIay5 Bond 95 Photo Club 12. BERNADINE VIDRA Stenographic Hall Monitors 125 RC.A. Treas. 12. BARBARA WOJCIK Commercial F.R.O. 12. ALVINA WRIGHT Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,105 Mixed Chorus 125 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 G.A.A. 9, 10,1 l,12.

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BERNICE SCHROEPPEL Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,IO,l l,l25 Mixed Chorus 9,IO,I l,I25 Librarians 9,IO,l I5 Hall Monitors lI,I25 R.C.A. ll, I25 Photo Club I2. JENNY SHANK Academic National Honor Society ll, IZ5 Junior Play5 R-Echo Staff I25 Annual Staff I25 Y-Teens lO,Il, Pres. I25 G.A.A. 9,lO,l I,l2. WILLIAM SMITH Industrial Arts Projection 9,IO,l I,l25 Light Weight Basketball IO. ELIZABETH STOVER Academic Junioir Play5 R-Echo Staff l25 Annual Staff IZ5 Y- Teens 9,IO,Il, Sec. l25 G. A.A. 9,lO,Il, Treas. I25 Photo Club I2. BERNARD VASCIK Academic Class Pres. l25 Mixed Cho- rus 9,l25 Hall Monitors l25 Football 9,l25 Varsity Bas- ketball I2. Class BARBARA SCHREIER General Mixed Chorus 9,125 Hall Monitors IO,I25 F.R.O. Sec. and Treas. 12. JULIA SEMAN Academic National Honor Society I25 G.A.A. 9,lO, Pres. ll,l2. HELEN SHUFRITZ Academic R-Echo Staff IZ5 Annual Sgzff I255 G.A.A. 9,IO,Il, I . VIRGINIA STEGLIK Stenograpllic Junior Playp Hall Monitors l25 Band 95 R.C.A, 12. ROBERT STOWE Academic R-Echo Staff I25 Annual Staff I25 Hall Monitors l2.

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SYNUPSIS As Freshmen, we wandered rather timidly onto the first scene of School Life in the fall of l945. Because we lacked acting experience, we were assigned a minor role. The leading roles were played by Edward Zabick, President, John Hricovsky, Vice-President, and Bill Vedra, Secretary-Treasurer. Our directors were Miss Schaaf and Mr. Troutner. ln the second scene, as Sophomores, we began to blossom out and take a more active role in School Life. The climax of this scene was the Sopho- more Skating Party, under the able direction of President Jenny Shank, Vice-President Eugene Denko, Secretary-Treasurer Anne Grod, assisted by Mr. Fetters, Mr. Long, and Mr, Schaeffer. We made a bold entrance upon the scene as Juniors. This was a very fast-moving, action-packed scene, the highlights being our magazine cam- paign, which broke all records, the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, the J-Hop, and the Junior-Senior Ball. We also presented a play entitled Going On Seventeen . To provide funds for the elaborate settings of this scene, we also sold candy after school and at basketball games. The main characters of this very important scene were portrayed by Anne Grod as President, Don Gibel as Vice-President, Eugene Denko as Secre- tary, and Jenny Shank as Treasurer, under the direction of Mr. Butt and Mr. Wolfe. As Seniors, we have made our grand entrance. We now realize the seriousness of our individual parts in this play which is rapidly drawing to a close. Highlighting this scene is the Stadium Dedication Game, the Senior Prom, and Commencement. We again undertook to present a play. Music for this scene was provided by the Bowling Green A Cappella Choir. Under our directors, Mrs. Chamberlain and Mr. Kohler, our last scene has been a success. The leading roles were given to Bernard Vascik, Presi- dent, Don Rattigan, Vice-President, Edward Zabick, Secretary, and Clyde Alexander, Treasurer. As we take our final curtain call, we-the Senior Class of i949-wish to extend to our directors our gratitude and appreciation for their patient help and guidance throughout our School Life.