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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

Qy A f 'ff-'P Ji ff K V I .1 3 'W wg? Q n mg 'SZQZE-E222 , , ,Y Y Y, Y, i f 1- il- ' I- . I , A .X if N if ? Vi Q bfv' , 1 'iT': if f - 1 fi' 1. Af - ., I L 'vm V + . . I ,N V ln Y I , If 1 - H1 ff' iii q' ' L ' A 1 x V Q ' -, . '-L i .A '71 1 1 ,f, ' ' . L -Q, -3' ', V -'..' I, q E' gif, j j 1 THE TWENTY-THIRD ISSUE OF THE CDO AND 7950 EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ROSSEORD HIGH SCHOOL ROSSEORDg OHIO PRINTED BY THE GRAY PRINTING CO. Adelaide Vascik ,ilu Memoriam ll Ot such as she Was, there be few on earth, Of such as she is, there are few in I-Ieaven, And life is all the sweeter that she lived, And all she loved more sacred for her sake, And Death is all the hriqhter that she lived, And Heaven is all the happier that she's there. Table I of Contents ADMINISTRATION .... . . 3 GRADUATES . . . 1. . . 9 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . I9 ORG-ANIZATICDNS .... . . 27 SPORTS .......... . . 43 We hope that this memory book will help you to re-live some of your most cherished high school moments. 17 x 1 f.. me X 1 E x r . RE L al ,A X X S Q V hx Y Q- 'X N V J F M x me 1 BUABII ni EIJUEATIUN Henry Wemer Ir Ray McCus11n Stanley Gorkcr Charles Burrell Earl Lewis Roberta Webb You Are Important There is so much about us that We do not understand. We understand ourselves so little. ln adolescence, for fear of offending, we tend to repress the urge to be somebody, to be recognized, to be noticed. The fact is that what We do with this desire to be somebody determines how Wholesome We are. Seeking for confirmation of self-worth evidences an ambition which stirs in the blood of every mother's son on earth. V lt is in the dreams of the child musician, it burns in the soul of the explorer. lt is in all of us. This urge is there in ourwanting to belong, the acceptance of what we have to offer to life. What tyrannies and follies are perpetuated in the name of being somebody. A person talks loudly in public, swears boldly, voices opinions dogmatically in order to be noticed. . A man should live for being and not for seeming. The desire for attention, when identified with serving others can be Wholesome and healthful. Like happiness, real importance comes unsought and unnoticed. Appreciation of others ought to be expressed more generally and genuinely. Your importance can be measured by the degree to which you are needed by people. Can you become today a person Who ceases to belong to yourself-quits serving your ego-and begins serving others all around you? - If so, you will come alive with power, and something hallowed will shine through you every day yvith an inward glow. You are somebody. The world needs you. The World awaits you. HENRY WERNER, IR. President of the Board of Education Class of 1950, as you look to the future here are a few things that it would be well for you to keep in mind. We live in the greatest nation in the world's historyplthe richest nation the world has ever seen, whose people have more material prosperity than ever before. A nation to which all the world turns, not only for material assistance but more important, for spiritual leadership. To meet this worldwide challenge we must bolster our faith in ourselves by not only having faith in human nature, but also by a renewal of our faith in our philoso- phy of freedom. We in America have the right to do and say more ' things than any other people in the world. We must not forget that this right as well as all- other rights beget certain responsibility. We should often remind ourselves, I will remain independent. I will be an individual always. I have no security without my personal integrity. A man who loses his self-respect, a man who surrenders his basic I-L BURNS' Superintendent personal responsibilities and freedoms to another man or government, must live always in fear. The man who maintains his personal responsibility, like those who sang in the desert, lives secure -no matter what happens around him. F. O. ELLSWORTH, Principal . s' 2 -w asa is is A high school Memory Book is a record of friendship formed, big events, proms, and E other important dates. For many of you, high school days mean the formation of lifetime friendships. May the events of your high school years linger long in your memories. amass E nm 'va mf. . .1 .ge u E gs E ss-X g ' sa ss mu a nw. m E-.RE W 2 'Um' sm' .,..... ...gui M N . FA ss A ly J. Q Y' .,, E a .., ,a F E - A-.3 if Sn 1.1 1 . WE Y E A. . Q Fmqf ' 4. N E ':' seq K' .J ' ,.::.:.:.:.:... .2 I pg f .: g..--1-if. g.-w s.. 1 '- I. Chamberlcrin R. H. Lewis B. F. Butt E. Barihold M. E. Long ' G. Steiner R. Sweet A B Croop CUL H. R. Trouiner K. Collins B. Shcxcxf G. G. Wolfe A. Wcrgg H. I. Kohler G. R. Scherer C. L. Steininger 'A X Jvx . :V gl Lev.. U V 'X .- ,- x 6.1- as nh X 4 Q 1 1 3 - A TY 'ffm Ln . 'Wx ...E Mrs. Roberta Webb Clerk MNINTENNNEE lik Rossiord High is noled for its cleanliness. Mrs. Dobis ond Mrs. Boloer gre to be commended lor their pdrtl Millie Stepan Secretary UNB ENElNEEB Fred keeps our school Worm ond is glwgys reoidy to help dny Clcrsses or group with the string- ing oi Wire or GUY' odd jobs. UEHEE HHNEHS Millie gnd Roberto gre glwgys regdy to help gt any time in every possible manner. Fred Richards Mrs. A. Bober Mrs. A. Dobis ' 4 i 1 l , H ,Na d1Kr - .V A me f X. ' H iii - xx 3? 'Afl f' A ig' ',-. lp -mg. 5417 ,lv wsmwqg rg? ' w -is s ss s is it . msgs gg s E 1 Es E -M M. vi. W if B m m , ' m 's E EE B E Di BH H nl H H W .si E M MW E M M aw, it I s as ms mg- -s is sm E ss- ws s is msn its is s is ss s is s is 5 as M -- Q ... M . . N s -t x-t ss ss - s s s it it s . H H R1 B H nl B Q H' ' -- , 25924 as mwwfwj in E it 5-QKBNEW' Mm 9' 'tsl 3, sm . as A, ' ug' mi xii me -,vzg.,yiE, sis gm massages -Amps-gy-'rays w5y5-,,51-ut? E - -Q N- W as ms ,Ax ss in m ms E B -E E E I I i'N 95M Q55 sgfwgs' Digi,--B ' ,gk 'EB Zn sm 'IE H - . ' V . . .. . .. BE Q? sii?sf'5g.H.. f g,?gss1Sf?.-H asfsxis Wigs-mmrfs is Ju, W4 F A- A wg ali, fe .,::x:,L:. , . 9. U. Y - Y.-- .. ,, . is-mm Ls., - . ss gi s m. ' Ngsmvfssfg'-'w-my -Emi sf' - sm -is ' - msn sis T, . 1 ww'-'ws da- tag E H ZW- wif' sg sf' ss . 5 l ,HH 1 , - . Ja. W mt,l'f5mis.EiivssMt,c,H.5.....Ei-HiE'E.H'is EaHWEm.3.f'i? Smilies .S W... .... E ,,,W,,. .2 DEDICATED FEDHUDBY 22, 195D ot S306,000, Was started in l946 when the citizens of the village voted bonds to the extent of iE385,000 for a Football Stadium and a Physical Education Building. The actual construction' was started in l949 by the Geo. Lathrop Co. of Toledo, Ohio. The structure measures l48 by l59 feet and Will seat l750 people. The building is modern in every respect. This 1950 Chevrolet was lent to the Athletic Department of Piosstord High School by the lim White Chevrolet Co. Presentation was at the dedication ot the Physical Education Building, Feb. 22, 1950. Honorary basketball captain, Henry Wa- trol, presented Coach George Wolfe with a token of appreciation from the squad. Super- intendent Burns, master of ceremonies, is also in the picture at the microphone. 5 Q sis. E Si. ,gqfvhrlk S ,im-4 T ,Aof 45' HWWG- , 41 By, Ai 5 I XX H ' X gy' X .X X X X .X on I :fl J l f, W1 H H - il .NT 6 S If K a xi N HERE WE COME THE SENIURS Henry Wqhol Sieve Vancena A Ierry Kerris Bill Gyori Treasurer Secretary Vice President President GLORIA BASSETT Academic Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Maumee 9. MARGIE BROWN Academic Cheerleaders 9, 10, Captain ll, 12, Librarians 9: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, Pres. 12, Annual Staff Editor 125 R-Echo Staff Editor 12, National Honor Society 12, Hall Monitors 9, 107 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Chaplain 12. IEANNE COLE Commercml n n ' H is A-P J is is tggvm M.s:'i5 s Y-Teens 10, 11, Sec. 125 Hall Monitors 10, ll, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Iunior Playw Pronipter, RCA. 10, 11, 127 DEC. 127 Librarians 0, 10, 11, 12. MARY DAVENPORT Comme-rc1a1 R-Echo Stott 12g Annual Stall 12, G.A.A. 9, 105 Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 10. BONNIE LOU FURRY Commercial Y-Teens 10, Chaplain 11, Pres. 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 117 Iunior Play-Prornpter: R.C.A. 10, 11, 125 Majorettes 97 D.E.C. 125 Li- brarians 9, 10, 11, Pres. 12. LEONA GIBEL Commercial Y-Teens 9, 10, 117 Hall Monitors 117 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, Iunior 1 . Play, RCA. Sec. 10, V. Pres. 117 D.E.C. 1 N .y 12, Pres. 12, Class Secretary 10, Pres. 11. JN , by WILLIAM Gvom jfgfiwlllllltlt Indusffial Aus J r i s ' i'ii Q.. R-Echo staff, Bus. Mgr. 12, Annual Staff - A' 127 Mixed Chorus 9, 101 Iunior Play, Q Cheerleaders 10, Football 11, 127 Base- .bx ball 11, Bowling 117 Class Pres. 12. ,A :J - I ' I ' 4 ,iff 13 V 1 . . at ' -- ' I ,, ' HELEN HEBAN 'IJ' M Commercial V Hall Monitors 107 R-Echo Staff 127 An- E nual Staff 12, Photo Club 12, Girls' Glee I Club 9, 10, Iunior Play, R.C.A. 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA HENDRZAK Commercial Y-Teens 10, 11, Hall Monitors 10, 11, Iunior Play, R.C.A. 10, Reporter 11, 6 D.E.C. 12, Reporter 12. 'E' DOROTHY KALISIK Commercial Hall Monitors 10, ll, R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 12, G-.A.A. 9. s sn s s E 1. sauyp-fir? wi E ws CHARLES KEETON Industrial Arts Photo Club 12, Vice Pres., B-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 127 Hall Monitors 107 Lightweight Basketball 9, 10, Varsity ll, 125 Bowling 10, ll, 12, Captain 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12: Football 9, ll, 12. IERRY KERNS Industrial Arts Football 127 Projection Squad 129 Libbey 9, 107 Macomber ll, Class Vice Pres. 12. f'1fi:lwt1itqq5 Auguv CASIIVIIR KOLANKO I. .. 1 I2f.Yxzs, -ti Wx.. e-at 't , .. gf - . 1 t t ,.,. 1 l I lg x Si H. M .ara W H if B rw .lx if E R it . x H . ,att- :1 1. ,M W Q 5 ll EEL m EHKB :Eggs x ET 1 B mf :Z mfstejgtigaw 'H LSWC E ' sets E - ' 14. 1 A-.:. I: rq 35- K Am i it V TW H tx He, WEN is HQ. Commercial Band 10, lunior Play, Football 9, Man- ager l-07 D.E.C. 125 Bowling ll. CATHERINE KOPP Commercial IOHN KUBISTA Academic R-Echo Staff 12p Annual Stati 12, Photo Club ll, 12, Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Ass't. 'Conductor 12g lunior P1ayp Projection Squad 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11, Light Weight Basketball Mgr. 101 Baseball ll, 12. Commercial RUTH LEE R-Echo Staff 12, Annual Staff 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10. wi' J 'AH 1... HJ .1 1-11 .fffiiil 111' - . N'f'lf9l.j.At H ,,. 11,611.1 . .sv ...ia 1 .,. 1,5:,1.,,g :11 'T' Htm . 1 ,11. , . ARLISS LINDEMAN Commercial Y-Teens 9, 10, 117 Hall Monitors ll, 127 R-Echo Staff 121 Annual Staff 127 Photo Club Sec. 122 Girls' Glee Club 107 lun- ior Play7 B.C.A. 10, 12, Sec. 117 Ir. Red Cross Pres. 127 Class Treasurer'l0, ll. ROSE MARTONAK Academic' Rflflcho Staff 127 Annual Staff Bus. Man- ager 121 National Honor Society ll, 122 Band 97 Librarians 9, 10, ll, 12. ANTHONY NEKORANEC Industrial Arts Hi-Y 127 Bank 97 Mixed Chorus 127 Iunior Play7 Light Weight Basketball Mgr. 9, 10, ll, 127 Football 9, 10, 11, 127 Baseball 10, ll: All G.N.C. Football 12. WILLIAM NEKORANEC 1 Industrial Arts Photo Club ll, 127 Iunior Play Stage Manager7 Football 9, 107 Baseball Man- W 13 ager 10, 11, 12. SAM PENNESE Academic Hall Monitors 10, 117 R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 127 National Honor Society ll, 127 Iunior Play7 Proj. Squad 11, Pres. 127 Light Weight Basketball 9j Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 127 Football 9, 10, ll, 12: Bowling 117 All G-.N.C. Football 10, ll, 127 Class Pres. 10, Vice President 9. IRENE PRZYSIECKI 7, Academic ,. 1: 1 Hall Monitors 9, 10, 117 R-Echo Staff 12, 1' :H g Annual Staff 127, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, Treas- 5 urer 127 Photo Club 12. ss sz: ll nr 11 11 gms 'W ,' 11 E31 mm gags WW ms gi tim. . 1 M 11: is is , . N 1 WK ? 15 ss sta 'Qu 1 it if H EB WEEWKE K ,-:, H Q. W WMM :H na- nr - .:T1.-.Y 11.-.. Y L is .. ,. 1 H., Fm-tx ,riff m,l,,lf..., ...ty-.7 . ' .'1,:11,.,1 75-5 , .,.,l1. B as Academic Academic mn A 1 A EDNA PRAISNER Commercial 'zuz Hall Monnofs 10, 11, e.A.A. 9, 10, 11, M1 12: D.E.C. 12. , 1 Q. it MINNIE RYsz ' Commercial 1 PL A I Y-Teens 9, 10: Hall Monitors 10: R-Echo Staff 12: Annual Staff 12: G.A.A. 9, 10: Girls' Glee Club 9, 10: Iunior Play: R.C.A. 10, 11, 12: Ir. Red Cross 12, Vice Pres. 12. DOROTHY SIMENSKI Academic Y-Teens 10, ll, 12: R-Echo Staff 12: Annual Staff 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12: Photo Club, Pres. 12. IOYCE SITLAVA Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Hall Monitors 10, ll: R-Echo Staff 12: Annual Staff 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, V. Pres. 12: Girls' Glee Club 9, 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Cheer- leaders 10, ll, 12: Class V. Pres. ll. BETTE KATE SMITH Y-Teens 9, 10, ll, 12: Hall Monitors 10, 11: Annual Staff 12: R-Echo Staff 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Photo Club 12: Iunior Play: Cheerleaders 10, ll: Li- brarians 9, 10. CHARLES STANFORD Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 12: Annual Staff 12: Band . 9: lunior Play: Varsity Basketball Mar. 1 12: Football 9, 10, ll, 12. I B .-A .Hr1.1:j1l,,1lwf 1 38,9 1 ,11, .1 V, 1.11 .G-1 -.Y '. Y-A . . 54 . ,g,-M4- gm :fzf LY' 1 .!, T 'r A pq- ,. 'fy LILLIAN' STEPAN Commercial Y-Teens 9, 10: Hall Monitors 9, l0 G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, Sec. 12: Photo Club 12 Girls' Glee Club 9, 10: B.C.A. 10, ll, 12 Cheerleaders 9, 10, ll, 121 D.E.C. Sec 12: Class Sec. ll. BETTY STOCK Commercial Hall Monitors 117 GAA. 9 10 Girls Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Mixed Chorus EDWARD SZYCHOWSKI Commercial Band 10: D.E.C. 12. MARGIE TAPER Commercial G.A.A. 9, 10, Girls' Glee Club 9 10 Iunior Play: R.C.A. 10, ll Pres 12 A D.E.C. 12, V. Pres. 12. DOLORES TUTAK Commercial X Wing Hall Monitors 10, ll: G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 1 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 117 Mixed Chorus 11, 12: B.C.A. 10. 1 I E 4, f - STEVE VANCENA Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 12g Annual Staff 12, Mixed Chorus 95 Iunior Play, Projection Squad ll, V. Pres. 127 Light Weight Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball ll, 121 Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball Mgr. 107 Class Sec. 97 Class Sec. 12. is PAUL WADDELL Industrial Arts H1Y 11, Photo Club ll, Football 9, D.E.C. 12. RICHARD WARDELL as , R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 127 Light Weight Basketball 9, 10, Ili Varsity Basketball 12. Academic . E Steve Bill Henry Ierry E Q Industrial Arts gf W t Q ,,: R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 127 I-li-Y :Eg it 3215353 127 Iunior Play7 Lightweight Basketball nlnlnn 9, 102 Varsity Basketball ll, 127 Base- bqu 11, 12. Lie eg fHEfEm,Eaf . gc? I IIEEH3 VVE LEPUVE ITIE SENIORS I6 1950 As Freshmen at Rossford High School, when we began seeding the ground that would some day develop into sturdy full grown trees of the Senior class, we found a school that was altogether different from our previous educational experiences. Being rather green in most of the activities, we didn't have too much to say about anything that went on. Our class party was a big success. Horneroom teachers helping us to plan the big event were Miss Schaaf and Mr. Troutner. We chose as our leading branches: President, Ernie Lorencep V. President, Sam Pennesep Secretary, Steve Vancena: Treasurer, Lillian Stepan. As Sophomores, we may be compared to young striplings, with roots firmly planted, knowing in which direction to grow. Participating in many organiza- tions, we began to feel quite important. One of our social whirls of the year was the skating party held at the Commodore in Perrysburg. There was a nice turnout. Homeroom sponsors were Mr. Battershell and Mr. Long. Leading us in this phase was our President, Sam Pennese, with his staff aiding him, V. President, Steve Vancena, Secretary, Leona Gibely Treasurer, Arliss Lindeman. We proudly awaited our advance to the Iunior Class. When the luniors returned in the fall of 1948, we found a school that was changing in its surroundings. The Stadium was completed and many of our football games were played there. We knew every section of the campus completely. The roots of this class began spreading throughout the school. We found various talents in different fields and clubs. Proving one of our fine talents was the Iunior Play, Everybody's Crazy . The play was very well received. Director was Mrs. G. Steiner. Another outstanding event was the I-Hop. Still another thrilling day for the lovial luniors was the arrival of our Class rings in the lanuary of '49. The Horneroom sponsors were Mr. Butt and Mr. Wolfe. The leadership of this class was provided by President, Leona Gibelp V. President, Ioyce Sitlavap Secretary, Lillian Stepany Treasurer, Arliss Lindeman. AS MIGHTY SENIORS, we have reached our goal at last, with roots that have finally found their way into a new world. As we move out into this world eagerly, yet reluctantly, we will find many new, fields awaiting us and will always feel welcome to return to the campus we can never forget. The Senior Roast was held October 22 at Pearson Park. A good time was had by all. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Croop. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. I. Cham- berlain, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kohler. ln the spring of l949, we saw another cher- ished ambition nearing realization, the Field House was started, and was completed in February of '5O. Our dedication game was played February 22, with Clay, we won. Leading us through our last and most enjoyable year were President, Bill Gyorip V. President, Ierry Kernsp Secretary, Steve Vancena and Treasurer, Henry Watrol. IILLSS WILL We, the Class of 1950, of Bosstord High School, Bossford, Wood County, Ohio, being of sound mind and able body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, that is to say: We give and bequeath, S. Vancena's friendly attitudes and his trips to Polonia Hall to Ioey Bama. S. Pennese's seductive powers and Woman appeal to Dick Se-venish. B. K. Smith's Cashmere to C. Stolar. D. Wardell's shyness and paper route to Iggy Kubovich. H. Watrol's basketball accuracy and his eyesight to Ernie Lorence. C. Staniord's afternoon French leaves to Bill Balla. I. Sitlava's drilling ability to Doris Mileski. D. Simenski's swimming ability and ability to get along with people to Mary ' A. Folcik. A. Lindeman's fickleness to Helen Pupik. l. Perch's blue eyes to Ioan Roesler. C. Keeton's butch hair cuts to Doug Howard. I. Kubista's musical talents to Gary Williams. D. Kalisik's shorthand books to Pat Trenchick. M. Rysz's knitting ability to Ierry Gezo. B. Martonak's intelligent mind to Helen Durco. M. BroWn's driving the gang around to Barbara Reed. R. Lee's jokes to Dorothy Dunham. B. G-yori's bowling ability and all his love to Marilyn Dornbroviak. L. Stepan's giggles , and her dancing feet to Kate Durivage. H. Heban's blonde hair, and her peg skirts to Bernie Halada. B. Nekoranec's woodworking ability to Norman Fix. T. Nekoranec's Civic-mind to Bill Steward. I. Kern's bashfulness and his sense of humor to Bill Southwell. L. Gibel's character and her broad mind to Molly Vavrik. V. Hendrzak's neatness and typing ability to Ioan Szychowski. D. Tutak's long hair to Margie Nycz. G. Bassett's smile to Rose Andryc. I. Cole's sewing ability to Dolores Sabo. M. Davenport's drawing ability to Ted Wright. B. L. Furry's librarian ability to Violet Bilka. C. Kolanko's Class ring and his Wise cracks to Iohn Leganik. K. Kopp's dependability to Dolores Krnonk. E. Prajsner's bleached bangs to M. I. Zdybeki B. Stock's disagreements with Mr. Butt to Helen Vidra. E. SzychoWski's laugh to Conrad Radwanski. M. Taper's ability to be true to Marilyn Zuchowski. P. Waddell's job at Krogers to Edward Tucholski. The Senior Class also wills the .Senior steps and doors to the Iunior Class. Signed, certified, verified, and published by the Senior Class of 1950. In Witness hereof We do set our hand and offer our stamp. N GX ips U 43: 63 'ZJYY7 4 V712 X34 J 4 QU? ,I 'X lg, Q' .1 rx 0 'J 4 Y N1 C1 Q' Q, Q A X Q f 1 is E W N XB Y Us -5 W- Maxam: N 3-gm H E H II ,iw gg Kami: H K I S8 'B ,I - hi K is - 5 ,II '11 , E 5 If . .. g I me i is gs E E I SLI 5 H E II E ,4l!-'M-xNVN '1 I M Em H H gIgI H -4, - - H rm H Q i' ' s-s . i ii is m I - fi si if E W H H as . 3 .f 5 H . Q if H 65 E H N , . gi B K -- I is I V .' is - 1, I is W is 1 H f E1... . 'I N . E , Q l - 5 , Iabzg: r E I fp e r , :.. ..- - I Q . gr in -.s mr' I -1 W w .: as is we - . M gr- w L Q I is is -,M .K II H B III K a E Bs pi , is I .X 'BA Q .mr . -:: - if I .:. .:.: is Q ' -1 w is r, II is r W M is :-: L B L Es .H W H -is ,r so 1 Z ' s, I fir- is is a , W: is E is 1 X ' E. I - 1 Q' 5 -I 5 H . . fa- H H ' W, s-2 Q ' I-1 -P , , 'A as --P if ww H Q E lay-is Q 1 H X, I E .f - 1 I-.1 E H H E . ..A.. , I U E , -is I I ,I , -1 is is rw I ,. is Q. is -.N Q 4' ,, .3 - - - J E XXQ w in A ' 4 wr! l - , H ff B. M5355 -f H -s E H H H . SF N rail, I if H K wi, -II? ,UI- Q I: gl II W E ity I '3 .y ur N ,s gi s M , ax s s 1-T l L .'-' in ss K s W sz , u, ' A. . . '..2-zu:-: , H is 1 3 is mi X IW . Q if mi- Q . - if K 2 ., I . ,. , is E W ,E E rr 5 E Q , ii - B is if is 3 A X 5 1 1, , I is AI . B my ,-if-, ms - III :.K1i.,jE9'1A . 1 f - ,si K H- Y ' ms 'ga E le --D62 EE. '5 ri. N K- ,rr , R me L. ,. -w w:-:-ffl , -2,5- E F . if H H 5 . Ml 5 W B X is -is W is N N - if A - gr is H H gi is ir B sf, - , is wr is is - is B Q B - is . is 5 , E sis 5 . H ,E I E K, B 5 E IN is ii is H, is 2 K ,is II II II ' 1 pm is ss H , SS ' E H K S8 E S8 K I S8 'E ' - is H V 7. Z, Qflw-1-S.. .aEa.., ... iw E 5 ,E ff? H 1 , AL 5 I is in E3 r ,-5' v Q Q 1 ,I 5 s -- ,Z H ' .W gmsmgmx s rig IIN :-I., X E 1 ' ' ' 'B S , sm ' E .E sis' H ? S :,. E I I I, . W. I . H I. is .ir ,. , -f 1-,, -. W :.:,-, :. .:-r - , - K I , H K -re.-s:::.: 591- WSE . H 453 ms. fc, E H H Z , 14 ,, 2 2 Q . I H .us gm M is if .- an - - xi ., i -:- - V :.: , W I I I , Q . . - wi 1 is ww ,- -2 :::-5:45-s.5 L -. -1 E is . A , , -' I I I l , 5' ffm is is II ' Y ' '- i52i31:2:'-:-: ,ff - S if is -. rr ii K X 'H yi :.:..::5: ,rf lf:-1: Y . W- - 3- - , E H-w -ma e -r - -P V . ., ii in f . as 1- ,. lf --ai r ,. sz- x H , , l E H 'Mm 3 ' 1 - Mi if .H H , l ,Eg fvfxfz, lx 2 B H M Q? R' '- , 4. ., -- 1- we-AH r r - is - mmf-ia I I Mg . f - is 2 A 7 is I H H if A . is E B is in I E s , Sm N H ir. x xi :.: n is gs QQ swf- A -was rr w fr M is is II Em Q Q r H sf 55 . . E5 2. f 1255: for is is H Eg nl H SSB is H I Z sm gl H saw H E N -,Egg W sw H nm Q4 ,fm mm 5' w E if -max A N Bi SS ' :ir an-.m - is 5 Q E -., H viii-will Fe' 'Q BEEF as 'Hs H Z 31 gl 3 H is W E n g is is EF S w if 4,1 ,J was E , E . mn 5 a HS. MK, .K ,JB 'K 4. .,x .mm E. IV -- S EE-reg-ia rx is in is is is Q z is E . ss an E mi a fi if xr H H xr is J A M r mn rr 4 nr II -i is wx E is is f ii is Q W E an 1 mm iw TQ ugly J R E, r sq Bif r Bmisgm- Qs .1 3 r -:rm :.: .I .,:.:.,.E:E,: I , I ,M 5,514 - sir: if ' 1 - I , A SS If S 3 H N :sir 'f M 'S ,I lil. Y v E AW, B E X, l 'if e 1 E 11 T J Q H H H i. H S H 3 sf- '. H - X H L! B 'L r I B : B I H 5-- H B K' E H mr 1 is r 5 , II :., I .IZL I Ig- Tami SZ 2 is B E W s Q ' - wnfmnass -- imma-I Mysrgf wsxsm W if 1 m - .. . as ., YEQQAE ai' 45 lmssnsfgsngsrm is E 55 S .:.:.:.:-:.: rm ,, gy g mls -f 2-I E-A as m I we is A El r iii , - . fl W A Ir: 1- an Q .femur as e 'g 55' B '1 'xg H '4 1 ff V H rm ,ff- a fc m 2 ms!-H!! H as, YZXXKSSL X, ,iw Iii, H ' rr -deg- is ml.: Wang E i Q?- W H f r . if my J I-mis? 11 :mai 'gl mil! -L Lei is -'N 5 gi I ,X H A A if in H 'E l H E H I ,rn I 11.. . . if Q ' is E Q is .ta ':' E Q E we H I E A EI in .H Z .1-,-K is nz as a if .u a 3 Q--is a .HH B msn. Www! was-as ms ' as E I H is ,- S3 xi 1 if -2 1 B. is a is 'B Q4 E as ,. X, sz 1, E 3.5 mi. is WI is - is 'mae S is EI' . -af ' 3, , 3 '-ri H ' .rf ui: nam 1 ' si -u 1 1 , ,. A: S ' ' ' N ff' is a is , I 5 -n. 1. JUVIAL Nick Andryc Rose Andryc Bill Balla Toe Bama Don Bartalsky Violet Bilka Marilyn Dombroviak Dorothy Dunham Helen Durco Kathleen Durivaqe Norman Fix Mary Ann Folcik Margaret Gezo Paul Gregor Richard Gwozdz Bernadine Halada Tom Heinemann Douglas Howard Dolores Kmonk Steve Kovacik Frank Kubovich -Iohn Leqanik Ernie Lorenc Doris Mileski Margaret Nycz Richard Phillips Helen Pupil: Juiinns Conrad Badwanski Barbara Reed Ioan Roesler Dick Rombach Richard Se-venish Dick Sizemore Bill Southwell Iohn Stanford Bill Steward Bill Stock Cecelia Stolar Ioan Szychowski Dolores Szabo Patricia Trenchik Edward Tucholski Richard Vascik Molly Vcrvrik Mathew Vedra Helen Vidra Gary Williams Don Wolfe Richard Worchuck 4 Theodore Wright Dan Zawoiski Mary lean Zdybek Marilyn Zuchowski 9 . Ev . . ii.. . K' ' A' r H L Yr 1 I lg t? My gre 'Nl In , C , . y ' -. X VN' 1' fx Q i X ' ' t ' 7 ref' ff:-59 E2 'E wr X a ,V r s is mn is , M M N 'W-Q an 1:-M E we E H News ,Tm tt 5 M ' M X M E53 ' H E M WE .- Q iii S W H - is E Aw w H ' we Exam is ni, .E .gwzi w Mimi if 2 H a H Mm--W e mi- M E E m W Q W ,... xmm ma w Q E W., ... iq is Q E is 'K E ,- E at Qi 54 FIH I.. . 5 ' ::: :-:Q-P V B! . an I 2.5. -: E mi WEE . 2:2743 EH M iw M 5g,., gMmw.,gg H Mm HH.. M' m',W.m .:.:-:.,.:5g,.., is me iw E H515 E E m,.mE? .,. an K tt' is Ellie ms . mi.-' me is H M V., E M M E H NVE . ,.. . E E, 5 E B SSB V- S8 .Q I ,-,I .. W 1 ffrr' - 1 ma :ye ,N H I - . . E 4 ,KR H , H H W-.H -3- mg ,.,,,.-.. E 1 Bm qw ... Mya. is TM. .W 55513, ms mils'-H. w'r W.. A ri.: Mwvswm- Q .. .... if H . , M WM... 3 , . emu- . sms M me -mx-x , .. straw E as W, ww- wggi .H . ,I .H ...M , H.H.5.4fmW2 H5854 E mimi.: - X ., M Y M M . H .. Q H . -V-self i-W: H. mx Hi' . -if . was n giwigggi waging ge it mg -nga L .. --55:3 H sm Bm was-H E .eff ..-Wiz: Msss wi is . N 'Ui ' it mx an .-n-1. H ...ti K' -HSS 0 B 1 ,- Hmmm ,ms is .' 1. g E' E M X is E is E me m me E is mlm: is S mai um is m a is is nw ms ms mn an nw ss-is mehr. ms me mn nm ms EM mm .NMR L mn wavy a B a W E 5353, mn gm mn is sm mn ma ms wa na x - msgs ss 'W sw is ms . ex a asm ms was is sw E93 a-E mg' msn W-.Q Sim IEE sa sums 9 mg' Timm' H . hw an ms mn, mn w rx E . . Q E fi B 2 it E M .f..,,.. .... . Q . .. . , ..aa..5. if R K .5 ima is B a is sm' is me sw a n . x is Eli. :,: ,:1 S new :5. if-'F x-. ' 5? -.fam ., .,., 'i ' Emi am ,runs mms ms a ssl? Em ww a as B. , ge- 5 . N a ms mn is . H , . .i I - E E - ,., is E as ia fm-if in W mggsm :Q Brew. H ?Q5i KW H-X -H 11 H Mgr- gg igs - . A K E K A .. 5 w is V f E ' 'A ' ' . ... m ia it '. ' .' H gr fygiw ' ' V ' K' 35 il. . .. ':' f . 1 5 55 lx 5 E . . ,I2 IQI ' ... if 2 :A-Q. fi W it is if fig? 2-gzfjgiffmli 1,5255 mimi ' sq- ss t W law- .mlm - E Tm :W N -.ya E 'S' E fi E Y 3 t I V it H . -- Q. f - vc S19 H missin 1- mag vimfs mage I L I ,migw-mmm X' miie: y , 1- V 35, is is Ir 1 -,.. . . .wr 1 'Z 1 B ,,.,...g.gg... D B W K E X SS Q E I K E 5 .. 'HHS 1 Q TZ is 1 5-5 :Q E ' E xi E W '. ' 1-' if na is l X, x V ' - B vi H fi rg ' 2' .- Q we 1 , E ' a -Q. ml i Q ss ' 6272.5 M B ,m na we M-f..-.sieve-:ure wxrmp,--1 t SAUEY ,..N Ii.. is SUPHUMUHES ' r a , ' 12, ' I it QF --V . W- x .V V J - . we 5, Q lv, ' fkz. wwxzgiggfy .1 Q - 'MY' , - ' Ji.. ' - '. ,, 1 ' -, , H: md ,Q Fr, ,lzhgefwi Vi ' L.. , 1 .L ,.-W, K . .I N M1 QM? 'S M . Mr H- I H ti - , . ' ln i s W ff , i ' . II II A :II III III -I I I . .I ' 'T PM ff ----- . . W 1-2 'W . , 'N .. r.. H - 35 . EI W, , , as W.. .V. - .I s gi- . ,.. . - H g r ,. ,big In I , ,H H Vi-.-3 - , . -Q ww f I .ry H wafg Q gg , - , . , J' '-h I. 4 MII I E 7 -1 'I ima., If ' ' 'H -H ,,-H: ' III.-III IW 1 III ss I B . I IIT: , R I K I If 0 Fa III ,QI CIIII ,I S V ffiiviyiilmm kf .r..5:V-:-s:'-::- if ' - , ' if , 9 i , . E, , M II E A H II , ,, I t ,E ' l 1 ' 'A za: H E F B ' E- V ' , ' , I .I, II -. I N IIN? HH X ' II . I K. Q lui III ' ' 1 ... X. ' .. ' ' H 'Va W 'P A -1 eg- if V , 454 , -V. timer V w- V- M A B, , - -sf V T , F:-' 1 as 'fi K W' r EWEAW rs S A I 'N 'jg 1 . ' I I I II I- I IIE f.. 'LII IQ, sf WHEN MW- fe X, B . E if Q, 5. W , MW -4 E 'K Q: X- my M W - l wa mg. : -BW, - W B, B ' .. 5 . A 1 E mfr t wifi. fri I it W 1 f ,.,, Hd., Y., .,...-.. T, ., - .. 9 I . I - ,.. II: - I 'K Ia, v - - i V ' rg. 1 V 4 e -if 4 1. 4' .. Q iw ,R 't X it ,'- L 'mn' 'T' CFB 1' 'si IIIII II , E P 4 r -my II 'III I 1 If . - Vi. 1: 'i' ,. ' E 5,55 K1 ff - i,i.3,::.:f,-:,-' If 5 1 ,I ' WH' 5 gs fi, . 52:51-: iv by H rw B ' V1 5' tt .. . , ' ts I I . I . .E H N , .. VV if V. - ,,2f.e.fH ., . - 'A H 'A ,1 ' ui D i, 1 -at II-is , Vx if M 1 1 ,A ' . ' f ' M., lr .. 1 , if ,J -- -- K .I YF' -,Q ,5 3 G f Eff' '6?w . Y x ,. uf , A X.: i ,Ii I ,Q .M-. A V. . , V -' rf, : , Q- -I V H r -1- 2. . wig , , . : 1 ' -- ' f '- X 'iii' m r ' will E lz! E TF' . Viv W Ent - I' f 'T , I 5 - K ' 'D V it , ' , ,F ' ie., - . AV ' ff V ferr- ,V . -f ', A , -- Q 4 5? .1 -:P . ,. -Q ID- . , 94- V. ' i ' 5' ' . Z , '-:sv-I ., sa .. ' , ' ' . . 5 tg -6-E1 it or 'kb' , ' g-fi 52 Jr . 'I , J :.. ' ' IFS '- . -. I f s , , - .W . ' 1 I - 6 I I I fm, . 3, qII,,:1 I ' , :1 .V .pf I , 1 I .3 l . f :Ve reel, li, , if. Q 1'-.r,.,... TOP ROW: Torn Badik, Norma Bailey, Bette Ann Boczan, Audrey Bonzani, Beverly Brown, Helen Cepko, Iarnes Cox. SECOND ROW: Iohn Davenport, Agnes Dobron, Dolores Dombroviak, Anthony Durco, Betty Durivage, Richard Fitzgerald, Netta Frick. THIRD BOW: Margaret Gozdowslci, Mary Ann Gozdowski, Emil Hrichovsky, Dan Keller, Georgia Kleine, Helen Kustra, Donald Lammers. FOURTH BOW: Tom Lane, Donald Liedigk, Talma Locke, Helen Martin, Carol Meyers, Elizabeth Olic, Martha Palka. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Peer, Barbara Reucher, Eddie Beucher, Dorothy San- kiewicz, Helen Stepan, Virginia Stricker, Ioan Taper. SIXTH BOW: Dolline Tisdale, Barbara Vancena, Don Wojton, PeqQIY Wood, George Woods, Ronald Zuchowski, Helene Zuchowski. . 7' 9.1 .gf X41 IL .A FHISKY FHESHMAN 84 'Qt' wa s - ' ,,, A , :.: , .:.:.. :., . . L- f i , Q. ,.,' .,. ., I H ,.,.:.' ' Q ' 4 T V ,.,.' ' 1 .xv K ,f g N. V: :.: . V Q. ' ,, B - 'lm' . Q lf mi Q ,fp 3 .,. .iz at .. . , 1 ss Z :... N , .:.: W fu , 'L I W . A sv-W I 2 ::'gs:zz-., 5 l H x I 8 K uw? 'fi-w Q - 4 , Q .1 ,wi an , , -E '. fl . fa 'if QM' t f Q .1 - ' .- , - .+L - E H L. 'i ' Q 353 523 I 'A V A ' . . V if uw M lg giggr rmgr gsf ft ' ' 1- 1' f 1 Q, ,r E MJ L gf M., if - - 1: S1 H . :Fm e '. -w - .- EW K' 9 ll , ' ff' .1 H? 1 ati' Q' . W 'Q' ' ' Fr IY ' X . .' tl IH W .Z E Kiw i' if qi. ,' K4 1 Jw, , . -3 Y I Y H X Q E F., V5 it ,: ,T I , 132,-,Q 2 H 1 1. , . . ,Z . ,V ,, , H. 3 . yr 1 W 1 QL , iffy 5 ff . ,F ef:-If -- - . - H H E -v -e in i ' ss- ,, - Q, 'Eli sv -N, I . 1 A L' . , N '- :.: . .1 -my :ry I J' 'I 'E V. ll ' 4 ' X 'Q I G., H 5 ' if W i t f, ,:,5'- 'S ' . L' . - , - ,Sw - : QQEQLQE ' A l T 1 i H T ' ti 1 . it M ' ' F . . ' RF .' 6 i ' V.: H E, . - ' 'f-6' 'L 'Q c 'E f . f, A 'F' in - Q-f' L , Q . ' f, get ' M 'P' ' P - ',..... 'X rf It ' 2 . 'z , X y . 5. I mg -Y N -.qijgafi :Q gs- '-,,, -af' .L. T - V.-. F 71 liar ? 'i5ii Zi'-f:ll'5w3t .3 ,I F37 V 21 A . ,, ,.f: 'fr ryrrrw rags ,a rg au N, if-E5 ' W! T ffl i-ns fe- ' Q. Q, ij- 14, E E E E ' - Q S K W K EW-' E? . 'F ' U fe' B' ' but ,fi ,... 1 new M . H. W ' . ,.,4.-Q-IS' , j H vt.,-it--w w J T .1 4 if l J E 1 Lx W TOP ROW: Steve Aftanas, Alice Alexander, Ioan Appt, Dorothy Barna, Eugene Brown, Carol Carver, Ann Chotar, Marilyn Cox, Iosephine Dobron, Iohn Daren. SECOND ROW: Lucille Duly, David Dunham, Mary lane Ferguson, Ray Ferguson, Shirley Ferguson, Raymond Furry, Leonard Gwozdz, Nancy Gwozdz. Gerald Hall, Iames Haube. THIRD ROW: Iames Heinemann, Ernanual Hill, Paul Hrichovsky, Nancy Tones, Bob Tones, Albert Kalasik, Betty Key, Henry Klepacz, Betty Kocian, loseph Kolanko. FOURTH ROW: Martha Kudlica, Catherine Kustra, Carol' Lane, ,Vincent Langevin, Erma Lee, Martha Mathis, Tommy Minarcin, Carol Moreno, Mildred Nekoranec, Ierry Nycz. FIFTH ROW: Harry Painter, Robert Phillips, Iohn Pupik, Reed Reynolds, Paul Rogowski, Carol Rombach, Margie Saba, lean Shank, Jacob Shutritz, Ioseph Shufritz. SIXTH ROW: Edward Simenski, Iosephine Stolar, Wilma Stolar, Ruth Stricker, Robert Szul, lack Troutner, Eloise Vascik, Milan Vavrilc, Leonard Vedra, Rosemary Vedra. SEVENTH ROW: Herbert Young, Anthony Zawojski, Florence Zdybek. ry V W ' 'HM sz , A - . is 'i . fw- 23 J I Q rr .3-. I.. +1 m y L' 'A , 51 it 01 N vw 9,4 :L I 04 vi ' 4' J me -:-, 5 .:.' f git-l -M , . lsiileisl Q K SSB. gS8 .- M SH- SM if .H sm, ml -K Msw m X K iii? W Aim E 4 -ME-tt s - 2'??3it 1 1 l sis , Y...Z:: :-: 5, ,Eg saga. . ..:,1 r Q- s. .gk -H ' 'N 2' if 4 - '.,. H r H ki ivy .. is s ,f U 1 l V--- 4. . ,, 'K X f an B. .r V V 91555 tiff' -Q tm S is s s- s ti W mm as is is I at E M r s E is Q L, 5, H S8 B K 1 E. X sv I L B E H nl 5 B i V 1 A H E :.::Ei:.:. - f E ':' ll E B H E I :.: is it 1 L Y T-ll 55 L I 1 1 A :I zlzz , - .,, L: , 55 1?-if ,tj V E' 1 -1. - ' 3 . '-'I-2 ' ' f H ' Q4 H' :,: H K I L ' , I ' - 3 E :w. . 4 ESB it iii . E 1 . - -.rua-f.tQ.-n...: I S 9'5 L' as .-3.5 R . X K H H ln s -5 il! ' Sw mtv r, , ff SBU' gg 4 P W? Jjllgly E? ,, as , Q6 l Q ',.' rl . will EF ' ,W Eg, , , --,, - D Y , E S8 s E ps :.. 'I' E E S8 H V 4 -:-:-:-:-:4-:-:- I q if t ' I AZ' 'R '5' was l H r ti 5925 Q . E ,-,' . A , Q . - ' ,, -' .' s ign '1'f.' A ' 552-, S ' , , 1- -- ,l. H ni: Ewa sf s . 5, Lp S fa S mfs 5 gs ax , .,. . I .Q timing- Q E H -,..ti9.Jwai-if 7 -,, 1 , . -. '- is ww was t H225 wwe R gi H 2 K ,H ., , N , , . , l 4,., ,, . - ws 55. f lf 3 2. li etifks Jw Qi K - -1 ' TOP ROW: lane Bauman, Kathryn Ferquson, lack Howard, Patsy Iacobs, Marilyn Kuzyk, Frank Lavrar, Roberta Lessire, Iudy Lewis. SECOND ROW: Maxine Price, Ianet Hager, Patricia Rattiqan, Patricia Ramp, Darlene Shallo, Sophie Shestak, Floyd Slocum, lennie Smithers. THIRD ROW: Rosemarie Sobieniak, Phyllis Stanford, Clyde Tisdale, Leslie Vicary, Carol Wolfe, Steve Zawoiski, Iames Zdybek. Wind-n 'Egg' K '. 'EWG lil V xlr' .1 1-,. 12' if ' 'B 5- - -3? 1 Q 3 E- ws- , 5945- iv H H ' F, 1-A , 1 : - t ,f ' iii' H ' . ,- 1 ' ' F ,,, 'zlz V ra ffl l ,E sl .524 5 .,:.:5 v. 4 '- ' Q I.. 1-1 F w gg ,., 1. 5 Y VV s .t it 'Q if WW' - Biff' V . X' 'fl ll ., all 5 :1 ' .,., TOP ROW: Dorothy Andryc, Albert Barner, Rodney Brown, Gerald Davis, Nancy Drouard, Charles Edwards, Iudith Fishack, Ronald Gerondale. A SECOND ROW: Iames Haube, Karen Heinemann, Donna llconich, Robert Iohnson, Shirley Larue, Suzanne Linqenielder, Nancy Lorence, Suzanne Meinert. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Miller, Harold Mizer, Moses Porter, Dorothy Price, Anne Russel, Frederick Schultz, Paul Smithers, Nathaniel Scott. FOURTH ROW: Iames Spitnale, Gloria Staniordf Arline Swanson, Charles Tisdale, Stanley Twininq, MaryAnn Voqeli, Robert Williams, Howard Westfall. FIFTH ROW: loanna Zawojski, Iohn Zuchowski. .Kg va- W J T - .' V52 45 , I I N 91 u H wi ang. E: 5: As F w Z- '-5 'E ms 5, sf gk v xx an ,ss mi Q -ev! n a E Nm xx 2 Q ,w m is u xlwxa' 'yr n w H B1 K ei MUN-7, N R 503 R 1-,BTIDN SQUAD ABMN5 FNFJDBETTE H 1- Cl-VD x. S7099 ANN GLLF- CU' u 29' 'AVL lna DLR Z E 4 X I Q. M X x 0 I xl , 'dw U 1? DJ XX 1.168 S NQ xx , x P 0 0 N M , : B y. fl 5 , cnc spill 5 5 25 'Q 54 r V! I , .i Ez?- , CJ I Y I I xx 'Q V C9 Q.- 0 I fi Q O x ,Bw A F'g'ex' .D . 'QC' Q - un '41 o 27 is a a a is mm is sammy: E is is is B E . is 63 .. QQ FIRST ROW: B. Gyori, S. Pennese, M. Hysz, A. Lindemcm, H. Wcztrol, R. Martonok, D. Kalisik, R. Lee, M. Davenport, M. Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kohler, H. He-bon, B. Smith, C. Keeton, 5- VUUCQDCI. C. SlUY1f0Ydf I. Kuhisicx, D. Wordell, I. Sitlavo, I. Perch, D. Simenski. The R-Echo, our school paper is edited and published by the senior journalism class. The paper turned out to be a financial success, because it was mimeographed, instead of printed. It was published every two weeks during the first semester. ln giving this paper to the coming senior class, We Wish them the best of financial and literary success and hope that they will make the paper one of the leading parts of their ,school life. This staff also published the Maroon and Gray. 'Vw ,M R. Mcrrtonak . M. Brown Bug, Mgr. 'I 5-s 1 .L af FIRST ROW: R. Martonak, B. Smith, L. Gibel, M. Brown. - SECOND ROW: M. Vavrik, S. Pennese, H. Durco, E. Tuchc-lski, Miss Barthold -XX-fl u ': 5 V5 L3 Being elected to the National l-lonor 'Society is one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a student. These students are elected on the basis oi scholarship, character, service, and leadership. The privilege of membership in this organization is a climax in high school lite. This coveted honor is something every student strives to attain. FIRST ROW: B. Southwell. SECOND ROW: D. Mileski, A. Lindemon. THIRD ROW: B. Boczcm, B. Furry, D. Kmonk, A. Bonzani. A U students to take an active part in the organization of our school. The monitors are appointed at the be- ginning of each year. The monitor system pro- L vides an opportunity for the It L I FIRST ROW: I. Leqanik, T. Nekoranec, B. Southwell, D. Sevenlsh D Worchuck R Gwodz I Davenport. SECOND ROW: Mr. Croop, T. Lane, D. Howard, H. Young, D Keller F Kuhovlch D Fxtzgerald T. Wright. THIRD ROW: C. Rcrdwanski, E. Reucher, B. Balla, D. Phillips H Watrol E Tucholskx C ZCIWOjSk1 T. Badik, N. Pix. The l-li-Y Club ot Rossford Hlqlfl School 1S orqanlzed for thls purpose- To create, maintaln and extend throughout school and community, high standards of Chrlstlan Character Thls year, the l-li-Y is under the leadershlp of Mr Croop President ..... Vice President. . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Chaplain .... 30' CABINET D. Sevenish . . . .B. Southwell I. Davenport D. Worchuck . . D. Gwozdz S if QFL ' Fmsr Row: A. Bonmni, M. Pqikq, M. vqvrik, 1. Roesler, B. Bocmn, E. one, B. Hands, v. smoker J Durvxctqe M Brown B Smith M Zuchowskr D Mileski M Zdybek Mrs Stemer 1 SECOND ITOW: I. Sltlavcr, B. Brown, D. Dombroviak, I. Szychowski, H. Zuchowski, P. Peer B THIRD ROW: H. Martin, D. Sankiewicz, B. Furry, I. Cole, P. Wood, G. Bassett, H. Durco, N Bcnley R. Frazier G. Kleine I. Taper, B. Reucher. ---1 -. L tif E! ll D Szabo D Sxmenskt This organization promotes Christian fellowship with girls of different religious beliefs and promotes a friendly spirit of help- fulness to others and kindness to each other. The Y-Teens is a sister organization to the Hi-Y. President ..... Treasurer .... Chaplain. . . CABINET Vice President .... Secretary ...... B. L. Furry .D. Mileski . . . I. Cole Zuchowski M. Brown 5 ws? as 53 , FIRST ROW: I. Kerns, D. Fitzgerald, I. Davenport, S. Vancena, S. Pennese. - SECOND ROW: G. Williams, S. Kovacik, I. Kubista, Mr. Ellsworth, I. Cox, H. Young, D. Wojton, I. Doren. -I The boys help provide one of the most modern methods of education. Showing motion pictures, both' sound and silent, is by far one ot the best means of giving a student a good under- standing of the subject he is studying. CABINET President ..... . . . S. Pennese Vice President. . . . . . S. Vancena Secretary. . . . . . I. Davenport 32 FIRST ROW: F. Kubovich, H. Watrol, D. Vascik, T. Wright, D. Howard, C Keeton, I. Nysz. SECCND ROW: I. Pupik, D. Sizemore, V. Bilka, G. Woods, R. Phillips, D Lcxmmers, D. Simenski, Mr. Kohler. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, I. Perch, I. Siilava, H. Hehan, I. Doren, M. Rysz, L. Stepan, A. Lindemcm, H. Painter. The photo club, in its second year, boasts twenty-three mem- bers. This year, under the direction ot Mr. Kohler, the members learned about cameras and the correct methods to take pictures. . CABINET President ........... . ..... D. Simenski Vice President. . . . ...... C. Keeton Secretary ..... .... A . Lindeman i Treasurer .... . . . D. Howard i . - .. . Y, 1 .. ..,.,4,-n..:,,..,, W n is x-x as J ., ., v is is l is in x-x a is I Bw Q I J gs: KF is as ml' is is is is ix ia ss FIRST ROW: B. Durviage, P. Peer, D. Dombroviak, I. Sitlava, D. Simenski, B. Brown B. Halada, A. Bonzani. SECOND ROW: M. Zdybek, L. Stepan, M. Zuchowski, I-l. Stepan, M. Brown, B. K. Smith B. Vancena, I. Perch, Mrs. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: M. A. Folcik, E. Olic, C. Myers, M. Palka, G. Kleine, N. Bailey, E. Praisner B. Furry, I. Cole. The girls in the G.A.A. have a chance to use sorne of their surplus energy by participating in various games. Volleyball, bowling, basketball, and softball are included in the extra- curricular activities. B CABINET President ........... . . . M. Brovm Vice President .... .... I . Sitlava Secretary ...... . . . L. Stepan Treasurer. . . .......... I. Perch Adviser. . . . . Mrs. Chamberlain 1 bl ld A . we lmili FIRST ROW: L. Stepan, M. Taper, Mr. Butt, L. Gibel, V. Hendrzak. SECOND ROW: E. Prajsner, C. Kolanko, B, L. Furry, E. Szychowski, I. Cole, P. Waddell. This orqanizaiion, formerly known as the F.R.O., makes skillful and capable sales-men and Women out of its students. The DEC. Cllistriloutive Education Clubl is rnade up oi pupils from the salesrnanship course with Mr. Butt as adviser. CABINET President ........ .. . L. Gibel Vice President ..... .... M . Taper Secretary ...... .. . L. Siepan Treasurer .... . . . V. Hendrzak H I , , B L - sm I B It II It I II N S SECOND ROW: B. Haube, N. Drouard, Miss Barthold, B. Halada, R. Martonak Am FIRST ROW: B. L. Furry, E. Olic, N. Bailey, I. Cole, These girls have several duties to perform among which are: helping the students to select appropriate books, supervising 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 money taken for overdue books is used to purchase J new books, magazines, and various other library supplies. U N I FIRST ROW: I. Troutner, M. Zdybek, M. Vogeli, A. Lindernan, M. Rysz, I. Lewis, I. Davis. SECOND ROW: D. Lammers, D. Howard, D, Fitzgerald, B. Steward, I. Doren, Miss Collins. U THIRD ROW: L. Duly, D. Tisdale, I. Mathis, B. Brown, I. Heinemann, K. Duwiaqe, I. Stolar, F. Slocum. H 'mms 'Nigga masks sm... .3 .mmm ' sm'sHfBIms-: W':st'M MQ 'timings E-. I The Iunior Red Cross Council, in its first year of formal organization, made and sent favors to 'V'eteran's Hospitals and Qacked boxes for the needy children in Europe. s u ' ' 7 a 1 . sf FIRST HOW: C. Rombach, B. Key, D. Bama, F. Zdybek, M. I. Ferguson, S. Ferguson, A. Bonzcmi, M. Pall-za, M. Taper, C. Kuslra, R. Stricker, P. Peer, Miss Wagg. SECOND ROW: H. Stepan, M. Rysz, L. Stepcrn, A. Lindeman, B. Vcxncena, H. Cepko, W. Stolar, M. Kudlica, L. Duly, B. Kocian, I. Dobron, I. Siolar, R. M. Vidra, D. Dombroviak. THIRD ROW: H. I-Ieban, V. Stricker, D. Sclnkiewicz, I. Taper, E. Olic, B. Furry, G. Kleine, I. Appt, H. Durco, C. Moreno, C. Lane, I. Cole, B. Reucher, M. Nekorcxnec. The Rossiord Commercial Association is a club which all commercial students are invited to join. The purpose of the ROA. is to acquaint girls with the personal characteristics and the business administration of the modern career girl. These include such things as make-up and dress. The R.C.A. is under the direction of Miss Wagg. CABINET President .............. . . M. Taper Vice President .... ..... H . Durco Secretary .... D. Sankiewicz Treasurer ..... . . . B. Beucher Representative. . . . . . V. Stricker Adviser ....... . . . Miss Wagg 3 . V, ' Sf 2 fi 4 , -S? ..,, . ,.a.. ....- 4 - f' 'A ' 5. ,.,, , . 5 n ,QQ M -v' Qc x' ' Q Q , 1 -af' x FIRST ROW: H Kustrcz C Carver B Ke D S b . , , , . y, . zcc o, C. Myers, M. Cox, P. Peer, I. Ferguson, C. Lune, M. Pcrlkcx, I, Appl, T. Locke, C. Moreno, N. Gwozdz, M. Nysz Sitlcxvu, P. Tre-nchick, I. Dobron, B. Kocicm, B. Brown, B. Reed. L, Duly, B, Vqncenq, . Erlzq' J D. Ph'11' , D. H d, C. HA, n-ski, SECOND ROW: Mr. Scherer, R. Siricker, A. Choiur, C. Rombcxch, M. Nekorcrnec, M. I. T emld W-Lips tlllka udwa THIRD ROW: I. Stanford, D. Vclscik, T. Wright, T. Nekorcmec, D. Wolfe, P. Gregor f ' M 4 1 21 'sm wx- me mn as mn Sasaki , H 'Ns' nr. K U Zi AEQG w -Q., mn -rm ss a ss a H . H41 Ziggy no a ss ss ' la E H Q H H H egg B Sexism X E M E E E . H E Nm E Rl Him H W my E wgsg Q mm 5- E HSE E BS W H .r E 'L ' m,,.wg.W gg mlpps H .W Q. Q H K E ,,,,,,, -- E E E E E ,. .,., . M E E E E A . A .- sms H mlm 34 mga? we as K E mr,-we - - mmxgrs-lm sms s M-,m s H I me H 3 ,s E gs E ss la E rs lj, E H H bi H nl H - H M nl 525 BSE . warg gs ss ws -: ., f- I EM 5 .... , .. - Y FIRST ROW: M. Nysz, B. Reed. Vcxvrik, C. Tisclule, H. Brown, Rcrttiqcm, T. Locke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Scherer, P. Durviuqe, R. Szul, F. LQVGI, H. m m mawsmlgmxsal-new sm- : an E W H E A E gm H mms swim .X an51'zs's X NRM F XR XA xy a.' Q.l :QR be L X: ww. 'fvfgm P . if :mr E ss, 3 .. 955 08 N H 1.5. If 'I' l R E. E E sm . .I ,,.. Q H E a N V' .. . ' B XS X 9 I-I . j2f2:::: I as. , -.-, v- .'.-Warm if H . 'K T5 ':IFEE:I- X ... ... -.5 .- gs X M E Q V I n a ss s - s B ,pm H H H lx s s s 6 , i N s M B Mig.. . Q rs .... . W., mf H ml as NmQ........,,..l,.swUW M aqssffmm SSX-SHIRE WEN awww: 518855 555882 XSS W, mimi! . 5 B V l ss-lm WMM sms sm s s EM sgmwmss mms ss sm. W B H . . . . as . . . B - . B . . . .. W Q B E I .mm I, ummm Mgr., I, M mm , B . W . . www ffm H . H Wm. . W H New H gms Q W H 5. ...lwm H M5 ,H .. We mm H H K Q m K-X we fm A , M mlm E M. as M was a f sm- ss E E ss E w rm E W .-Q -. W W ... mls. M Hs ...max Q ME E.. E EM E W ms N mms E E ms W SSB BRE - H- w H22-H ENE W ss mmm ye amuse W m na n asa Maxaman H H B . H H H B . W H . QB H we W Q B me W H W We H Eg H N Q .. - 5 ss -me ll .. -1. , M ms- sw--ws , umm ss -ml E 4 mr ,W E N M W mmm rx wus M wr - me W Wm ss sl rf. N M ., H MXN-Km mlm. warms B sq, ummm - Em-mggassms---m Hamas was gs ss-mmm gmmsmt amass M W Xf.1 . W H B M B . M Q ELSE 22.35 H 22222 H W Zisw 2.33.9 .EES HmMSlm3,5iZ,. ,. was gg: Wm H ,ms H 5533 3 5 W m5,.. H gg 335. W. ,H B lg 3 5 gy mf H H Q 2 H msg K. ...X H . Qiiwglgfgg H W.. H 5 3 wgjggwg Q gg E H me us-ss:-sums E ma mam maxima mama ms E mass mms s sawn wi A1 nm ma mammsa Hmmm as mam TES E B .5 E H S. H .. Q W- Kgs H I H 1 H H N31 l .li an H H E5 will K H H Z E H 1 I SEEN ww ff W N mm B - K H .mf , . ,E K., ...W M .....,m.,r. , , mm., 1 .. W H. , mem-umm - - MW mwmwgl m mqm ww ms X E mn ...mn E lm. Q sim WW M ws H mm E www 5, r sr Kgs wx WW was rs, I ,-I.-I,,,-I,,I.- sam mmkffmm an swarms mm ss -was Mmmkg sfmsw-me sm W if awww is Hams-ssfmwsjfmws' 2. :.r .- L. Sweecle, P. Williams, P. Srniihers, I. Howard, M. S. Zuchowski, I. Hcrube, F. Schultz, P. Icrcobs, P. Peer, R. Furry, C. Myers, M. Cox, A. Alexander Cepko, H. Pointer. ' ,B. THIRD ROW: N. Bailey, C. Moreno, L. Vidro, N. Scott, D. Phillips, M. I. Ferguson, G. Kleine, M. Vcvrik, N. Gwoclz. FOURTH ROW: I. I-lcrll, I. Kubistcr, T. Mincxrcin, G. Williams, A. Burner, P. Stanford, I. Baumann, B. Phillips, C. Rcrdwcmski, D. Howard. FIRST ROW: Mr. Scherer, R. Reynolds, D. Phillips, T. Badik, R. Furry. SECOND ROW: F. LaVrar, I. Hall, E. Brown, I. Kubistcl, B. Viclra. The Dance Band has enjoyed a very prosperous year. They furnished music for high school entertainment and on several occasions played for outside groups. We predict a bright future for the dance band in the coming years. T. Locke, P. Rattiqcm, M. Nysz, B. Reed, P. Iucobs, L. Sweede. BZ' M E if . S E fm. is BEE gms.. :fx 3 Q 5 M: gr E , These girls, as leaders oi the marching hand, added a lot ot color to band torrna- tions. This year, the band acquired two new major- ettes. I .. G H I iff . ,155 :E ' a N X MZ ' J. In V g 26 . M. Brown, I. Sitlava, H. Stepan, M. Dombrovicxk, M. A. Folcik, L. Stepan. These cheerleaders pepped up the tearr1's morale when the going was tough, loy using organized cheers. This year, the varsity cheerleaders were relieved of the job of cheering Cduririg the reserve gamesl by our lightweight . cheerleaders who did a very good job. L I G H T I. Doren, B. Vancena, M. Vavrik 67 T S . . E KE EB mf E m. m is ms A 11 Q-wm'E.mgHg2i5S ms as a PM ,HQ TN YL sms -. ms B ss Us B L ?:sm3':m 15-:HES swim 3:88 ma ml an H ss T mlmssxmegxaam Nigga mxmiig a is x-L 5. A Q. ww mamma w my aw ss gm ii mm , ms wa e I' is . M35 D B f. -W. WW mm B nm. EE' EW ss sign C, . ke HE WEE mam naman 42 ss E gs m x man Eu -E W SHE E -Ei. gg wx H smxmfaz H H PTB!! N E53 wage swam msn :wus :sim am mn a m nga nw sm a seam-sa 14 ss M ms- : QUE U as '.. X sg B has mn ms ms ms vfmmss ms a w mm n a mama we . gm miQ mi 22 ns Sw my 5 nu B ww I as tm M Y .1 'K - ss ss , mn,-As: H . as .-I H .warn Bw. .K H ss ., H ,fm H E x mamma EE E ma H T -mum ima A ss mam E ma ma ms ss .nm E W ma -H ms mu H 5 if ss .fm E H-Eg, 'U mn ss H xx sq B nm x-x ss mu .Eh ss ss EE mn Sw si E ss n A as ,-43 'wh'- Q, ., .L ,- 4 ,- as ' V a a I, ,f 1 SQL D6-E 'Y s , .Y msx . ':,., A ,v '13 'J ff P .- A: , , 114.- gif ... Q 4' ui V. E Wm! Ky E mf a an 1 pa af . mm ss u Se 31 13 'J Us f A 8.4. Q lr-H 1 - 3 E-as WNF- f as a H .4,,ss, 1 'TN .QM 3 .Q- . 5' il 'X 2- 3 Q 9. NNY 1 We-.fl - .4 5 .J J .f MI T l MR. LEWIS His coaching career in- terrupted by four years in the Navy, Mr. Lewis is in his 6th year as head coach. Taking the G.N.C. title in '48, he is looking forward to another pros- perous year. MIR. CROOP Mr. Croop is in his sec- ond year at Rossford, and has been doing a line job with the underclass men. We are looking forward to the years when his ef- forts will show results. 44 Although the Bulldogs were hampered by inexperience, they finished their sea- son with three wins, five defeats, and one tie. The Bulldogs opened their season by playing host to Monroe Central Catholic, and defeating them 6 to O. Maumee in- vaded the Bulldog lair and defeated them 26 to U. Bossforol came out on the short end as the two rival teams clashed on the Perrysburg Gridiron with the final score being 32 to 6. The G.N.C. Champs, Whitmer, visited Bossford, and returned Managers: V. Langevin, B. Bartalsky, H. Young FUUTBALL SUUA home victorious as they downed the Bull- dogs 68 to 6. With the season slowly coming to an end the Bulldogs awoke to defeat Montpelier l-ligh 24 to 7. Bossford, as host, played Whitehouse to a scoreless tie. Bossford then journeyed to meet a tough Swanton squad and was downed 56 to O. The Bulldogs marked up their first conference win at Clay by defeating the Eagles Gfto O, and as the season ended, Sylvania gave Bossford its last defeat of the year by winning 28 to 0 at Sylvania. FIRST ROW: M. Vedra, I. Hall, R. Worchuck, D. Sevenish, B. Gyori, S. Aftanas, I. Leganik, B. Balla, T. Badik. , SECOND ROW: V. Langevin, D. Bartalsky, H. Young, E. Hricovsky, D. Howard, S. Vancena, T. Nekoranec, T. Lane, S. Pennese, Coach Lewis, Mr. Croop. THIRD ROW: C. Stanford, T. Heineman, T. Wright, P. Gregor, D. Wolfe, T. Durco, D. Fitzgerald, I. Davenport, D. Phillips, I. Kerns. by . .. . , .,,, . .,.,.... . 'ft ' ' .........,-.- ... -.,. ..f. .. , I.- - ., . , -.,, .X , Sieve Vancena Senior Quarterback Richard Fitzgerald Sophomore Fullback Charles Stanford Senior Guard Jerry Kerns Senior Tackle Tom Lane Sophomore Tackle Paul Gregor Iunior End Tony Nekoranec Senior Tackle . Sam Pennese Senior Halfback VETE Bill Gyori Senior Hcrlibcrck Bill Stock Iunior Guard Torn Heinemcm Iunior Tackle BANSINVIEU HATE Doug. Howard Iunior End Emil Hriqovsky Sophomore Tackle Don Wolfe Iunior End Tony Duxco Sophomore End Ioe Burner Iunior End Iohn, Davenport Sophomore Center FUTU HE Bill Baller Iunior Fullback Dick Worchuck Iunior Halfback Tom Badik Sophomore Halfback BULLDUES Dick Sevenish Iunior Quarterback Mathew Vedra Iunior Guard 101111 Legcmik Iunior Guard Ted Wright Iunior Tackle Steve Afcrtanas . Freshman Guard Ierry Hall Freshman Center -..- .- M. .. . ..- . ... MEL..-. , .,.. ,...1. , . 5 . -fl ee-f-.-all -W-Meier-9-mfk' '1--Ei -Fl,-F -'SQ-F :T I -It ' 'Ji .3534-'m - V i lf? Y' 1 Qs.,-rt 'Z ' gg Z Q ' ft? S my .f-N59 I- , Iohn Hricovsky, Norman Gyori, Coaches. FIRST ROW: E. Brown, C. Tisdale, F. LaVrar, I. Howard, W. Trenchick, D. Dunham, R. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: D. Twining, G. Davis, R. Brown, A. Barnet, I. Vascik, R. Williams, S. Vedra. THIRD ROW: R. Phillips, C. Tisdale, L. Vicary, H. Klepacz, P. Hricovsky, JUNIUH HIGH FUUTBALL The Iunior High Football team under the direc- tion of Iohn Hricovsky and Norman Gyori, in their first home game set back Maumee 12 to 0. They then traveled to St. Vincent DePaul and defeated them 36 to 6, this game being highlighted by Paul Hricovsky's three touchdowns. The third and final game against Maumee ended with Rossford on top 26 to 0. Tisdale led the team by scoring three touchdowns, one on a 72 yard run, and passed the other to Vicary, good for 47 yards. BASEBALL The Baseball team last year, coached by Mr. In the tournament held at Clyde, Ohio, Rossford Long, had a successful season, winning 8 and Won their first game beating Clyde High School losing 6. In the Great Northern Conference the team Won 5 and lost 5. by the score of 8 to 1. Rossford then played Fremont St. Ioe in the final and lost 12 to O. FIRST ROW: I. Kubista, C. Alexander, D. Hubble, E. Iakubec, D. Ledigh, C. Keeton. SECOND ROW: B. Nekoranec, R. Worchuck, E. Tucholski, D. Phillips, I. Bama, H. Wairol, D. Sanderson. W t '11 1 THIRD How: Mr. Long, D. zqwojska, D. sevenish, R. Gwozdz, D. Howard, T. gossiori' Ot?GiVr:Hi11S Wright, N. Fix. oss or . ... ,,,, gg: ,,,.,- r ,rflrg TT'ii',gE5.'T'..i.,L.e.,L'lL f,,,15,ti1i,g1, f jji, ,ggigg Rossford. NICIUIT199 -- ,,,, - ?5,,'.r3,,,.,i,.5.!f,.,,...:. - ' Y , b U ' at rfe HYEI I I f3.l'llQ-79 Rossford. Perrysburl? yN .mEiV My .,., ,g rip 0 A, , my V u Rossford. Whitmer .. f 1. - '- . ff . gf ' of-' hi Rossford. . . . . . Sylvania . . ,g I A -A ll , lf-1 5 -41. . Rossford. . . . . . Clay . . . . .. Q . iff' I .H-'Q fit-W . 4? , . Rossford...... Maumee .. , .. , ..... ., . I , ,A I t yr ,Q - K 1 A.. ku . 5 In -' . -... Rossford. . . . .. Perrysburg A .. . zg. A I I : L . 'y H' , :,: Rossford Whitmer .. .5 A I I , f P . - - Rossfofd SYIVQMG -- 1 . - . .... I' Hossfofd CIUY ap.: bm :.: V, , U, To ent A .. - , t ,. . - .. f. 'ti . - - mr , ,, ROssfOrd...... 8 Clyde Ji g w f' H V 4, i fl D Rossford ...... O St. Ioe I 4 - ' ef ' . W P. '-' ' -'--, . .. ..g1:f- -5: i l . ' - 'X i 5 , A A Mr. Wolfe Hosstord. . .28 Swanton . . .27 Rossford. . .33 Whitmer . . .50 Rossford. . .41 Holland . . . .31 Rossford. . .22 Sylvania . . .26 Rossford. . .27 Macomber . .49 Rossforcl. . .31 Maumee . . .54 Bossford. . . 32 Swanton . . .38 Rossford. . .3 Perrysburg. .44 Bossford. . . 50 Whitehouse .54 Rossford. . .44 Clay ...... -. 51 SCHEDULE Rossforcl Rossiord Rossford. . . Rossford Rossford Rossford Hossford Bossford Rossford BASKETBALL Whitmer . . Sylvania . . Whitehouse , Waite ..... Maumee . . Clay ...... Penysburg . St. Ioe ..... Clay ...... Coach George Wolfe, capable mentor of the hardwood quintet this year, has completed his 21st consecutive year as varsity basketball coach. 'This year's squad, which averages about 5' lO . Was hampered by injuries and lack of height. They dedicated the New Field House by downing Clay 56 to 38. Although the regular season was not so impressive, the graduating seniors have gained much in sportsmanship and ability to Work together under the able leadership of Coach Wolfe. We hope that next season is more prosperous for this genial coach of Rossford. FIRST ROW: B. Balla, H. Watrol, S. Vancena, S. Pennese, E. Tucholski. STANDING: Coach Wolfe, S. Keeton, E. Lorenc, F. Kubovich, I. Bama, R. Wardell, D. Howard, C. Stanford. ,f ,lags QA MH is A235 x ., 'F -wa nw . SSR M ' 'ii 1 E' . H- ' .951 , wigs? Y 'is-fi? -fps gm Q ki 'S if ' .w, B' X ':.,9ff:f' P ' N Sa I an WWE 11-4 H www M fi '1 if mm Ms sm? mn QW wg' ss yi MIM a '1gn?4Qm'! W :N Emma ,W 'Qw g H W -2 E na, six ss x 5,0151 z .ff .7 - ,.,,-f .ad ' ,A ' ,f , 1 N, '.Nh, ,,, NJ,- , e' , --NQ A 'K . QW ,. , X-' x '3i'2J. w . . V ' Q, X fy 1- - -Lv f U B . , V, ,1 Ulf w.. .,..,, QV., nw Q g.,,L'lUy,7-1 ':, l' ' - 1 f .,... ms an 211, H ms T?wYLQW,WDQ1iQW,.F,.R.W...,-'Y 5S.WE,,T.1 35 ' Q 'li' :i3 '.l'.YT. , L , STANDING: Mr. Lewis, B. Southwell, R. Gwozdz, H. Young, I. Pupxk A Vascmk P Hncovsky FIRST ROW: I. Hall, R. Sevenish, M. Vedra, T. Minarcin, D. Zawcnskr R Worchuck LIGHTWEIEHT BASKETBALL Robert Lewis, Coach of our Liqhtweiqhts this year had the Job of bu1ld1nq his material into the future Varsity. Although his squad did not have a very impressive record they gained much in fundamentals of basketball We all hope that the boys who advance to the Varsity Squad will help in producing a Winning ball club. Rossford ...... Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossforcl Rosstord Rossford .Rossford Rosstord ...... SCHEDULE Rossford Rossford Rossford Rosstord Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford r . ,.. K is 'mwgsamsf is - ni Rossford ...... Glenwood Rossford. Maumee . Rossford Wynn . . . Q Rossforcl Maumee . Rossiord ...... Glenwood Rossford Wynn . . . Rossford Perrysburg Rossford ...... 17 Penysburg . . . 12 FIRST ROW: R. Brown, E. Brown, R. Furry, L. Vicary, A. Zowojski, E. Simenski, Mr. Croop. SECOND ROW: C. Tisdale, R. Williams, F. Lavrar, V1 Langevin, I. Kolanko, I. Zdybek. TOURNAMENT RESULTS Cats Bears . . Lions . . Cubs . . Tigers . . . JUNIUH HIGH BASKETBALL The Rossford lunior High basketball team, coached by Mr. Croop, completed an unusually good season by winning 6 and losing 2. Some of the outstanding prospects for the years to come are: Clyde Tisdale, Leslie Vicary and Eddie Simenski. Coach Lewis will see a few of these boys on the lightweight squad next year. INTBAMUHHL TUUHNAMENTS For the second year Bill Gyori's team, the Cats, have taken the annual intramural tournaments. However, this year during the regular season play, the Bears, led by Dick Phillips, tied the Cats with a 3-1 record. The play-off resulted in a 22-8 victory for the Cats. FIRST ROW: I. Troutner, G. Williams, D. Rombach, L. Vicary, I. I. Spitnale R. Brown. SECOND ORW: D. Dunham, B. Williams, D. Phillips, I. Hall, D. Bartolsky - H. Klepacz. THIRD ROW: B. Southwell, T. Heineznan, F. Kubovich, I. Barna, P. Gregor M. Vidra. Won Lost .. 3 1 ' .. 3 1 .. 2 2 .. 1 3 .. 1 3 1 Dick Worchuck, Emil Hricovsky, Charles Kee- ton, Ed Tucholski, Conrad Radwanski. it-'ss LH tw L w WS E? ,E B E Li is The American League team placed fifth in the high school bowling league this year. They Won 20 and lost 26. The bowlers on the team are: Skip Keeton, Captain, Emil l-lricovsky, Dick Worchuck, Ed Tucholski, and Conrad Badwanski. At the time this Was written, the team was in the semi-finals of the annual elimination tournament. BUWLINE SUUADS The National League team placed last, Winning only 4 and losing 42. This was caused by inexperience but they should improve next year. The members of that team are: Richard Gwozdz, Captain, Vincent Langevin, Ioe Kolanko, Dan Zawojski, and Bud Zawojski. This team was defeated in the first round of the tournament. I fairwa - -mf is lg elf Gwozdz. Vincent Lanqevin, loe Kolanko, Dan Zawoyski Emil Hricovsky, Richard Ilear Diary SEPTEMBER 6-Suntans, bleached hair, and vacation stories started off the school year. Seniors are anxious to use the Senior Steps. 10-Traveled out to the second annual GNC football premier at Clay's new stadium. 14-Ned Wright presents a recital in the auditorium. 16-Monroe met our Bulldogs and left with a 6-O defeat. 23-R.H.S. defeated by Maumee .... 'nuff said. 26-Y-Teen initiation. You couldn't tell who was who between the catsup and the flour. 30-What's this????? Rossford is defeated by P-burg, 32-6. OCTOBER 4-Harold and Alice Allen explained sound effects to us. 7- Wha' Happened? Whitmer invaded Rossford, 68-6. 14-Bossford humbled Montpelier, 24-7!!! 21-The Bulldogs played Whitehouse to a scoreless tie. ' 22-THESENIOR-ROAST-AT-PEARSON-PARK-and a good time was had by all. 25-The D.E.C. participates in convention at Bowling Green. 27- Swanton Blasts Rossford, 56-O .... at least that's what the papers said! 28-No School!! Three cheers for the Northwestern Ohio teachers!! 31-Witches and black cats make their appearance at the Halloween Fun Nite. NOVEMBER 3-Smile pretty!! Powell Studios take Senior pictures. R:H.S. molds Clay, 6-U, and the players returned just in time to celebrate at the Eagle Point School Carnival!! 14-Bob Brown presents Science Circus . 18-What talent!! Iuniors present Iunior Prom . Smash Hit!! 24-I-lm-m-rn-m!! ls that turkey I smell? Must be Thanksgiving!! 26-The Photo Club Splash Party goes over with a big splash! 29-R.H.S. wins its first basketball game of the season by defeating Swanton, 28-27. They were indifferent and we were persistent!! DECEMBER 2-Bossford played host to Whitmer and lost, 50-331 Hospitality, you know!! 3-The Iuniors hold an elaborate party. What fun????? 6-Holland bows to Rosstord, 41-31. 9-Rumors had it that Rossford lost to Sylvania, 26-22. P.S.: For once rumors were right! 13-We met Macomber but they got our number to the tune of 49-27. 14-Seniors receive their pictures, and weren't they pleased!!! We also had a very nice Christmas program, with refreshments from the D.E.C.! 16--Christmas vacation begins today!!! Maumee really trimmed our tree, 54-31. 17-The G-.A.A. presents the Winter Wonderland Christmas dance. Fun for all! ll 25-Merry Christmas!! O-o-o-o-o .... look at all my presents!! IANUARY l-HAPPY NEW YEAR! !! .... oh, my poor head .... got an aspirin? 3-Swanton beats us, 38-32. Duh! 6-Curses, foiled again!! P-burg beats us, 44-33. IU-What a game!! What a game!! Rl-l.S. loses a close one to Whitehouse. Well, anyway, it was ct game. DEAR umm anim IANUARY 13-Ray Mayer and his magic show convinced us again that the hand is quicker than the eye. We were also convinced that Friday the 13th is an unlucky day for molding Clay!! R.H.S. lost, 51-44. 20-OOPS!! Whitmer wins, 44-24. 21-The seventh grade enioy themselves at their class party. 27-Sylvania scores on Pi.H.S., 35-26. Well, accidents will happen! 28-The Bulldogs sang Whitehouse a lilting lullabye to the tune of 57-34!!! 31-Waite broke the wagon down!! Celebrating their narrow victory over Rossford. Score? 44-40. FEBRUARY 3-Ftossford sent Maumee home to Mama after edging them, 41-39. Were we only happy'?! !! 4-The Hi-Y and Y-Teens enjoyed their private Sweetheart Dance!! 6-NO SCHOOL!!! Thanks go to the area teachers for their meeting at Maumee. 7-Lost! One game with Clay, 46-39, if found, return to R.H.S. No questions asked. 10-Rossford smashed P-burg as flat as a Tip Top hamburger .... Revenge! !! 14-Traveled to Fremont for our first tournament game but R.H.S. lost to St. loe!! 18-Iuniors present the I-Hop in the new field house. Ouch!! My toe!!! 21-Senior girls defeat Freshmen girls in the volleyball tournament! 22-Today we are thankful for George Washington. Of course the fact that there is no school has no bearing on our patriotic feelings. The dream of many Rossfordites became ta reality when we dedicated our grand athletic building by playing host to Clay. P.S.: WE WON!! 28-The annual G.N.C. music festival was held in our field house!! MARCH 1-Class A basketball tournaments held in our field house. 6-Ralph Geer, from Bowling Green, talks to college-bound Seniors. 8-1949 World Series film shown to R.H.S. students. 12-Two delegates from the D.E.C. attend the National Convention at Columbus. 14-Baseball practice begins!! 21-Athletes are feted at a banquet given by the Exchange Club. 22-G.N.C. Band Festival is held at Perrysburg. APRIL 9-Happy Easter!! New clothes, and all. 15-Science students participate in Science Day at-Bowling Green. 21-Eighth graders take their scholarship tests. 22-The D.E.C. .throw their annual party. 25-Fredrick Siobiarn, pianist, presents assembly for students. MAY 2-Home Economics Department presents its annual Style Show. Those girls' really have ability. 5-Queenof the May is crowned in the new field house. These evening pro- grams are very nice. 6-Our students take the scholarship tests at Bowling Green. 8-Frank Guy Armitage presents Dickens and His Queer Folk. 11-Rossford's Spring Concert is given. 19-Students were recognized at Recognition Day. 26-Iunior-Senior Ball is held at the Secor. Everything was lovely. 30-Decoration. Day. 31-The beginning of the end! Commencement! Good-bye, Seniors! makes QUALITY WINDOW GLASS Thicknesses for any need POLISHED PLATE GLASS Clear and Colored-For Glazing and Mirrors HEAT ABSORBING PLATE GLASS Reduces Solar Heat GOLDEN PLATE GLASS . Excludes Most Ultraviolet Rays TUF' PLATE GLASS Heat tempered for toughness THERMOPANE' INSULATING GLASS F or Picture Windows and other glazing HI-TEST SAFETY GLASS For Picture Windows and other glazing VITROLITE' STRUCTURAL GLASS Colorful Wall paneling E-Z-EY E SAFETY PLATE GLASS Reduces Glare BULLET RESISTING GLASS For cashier's booths, etc. MIRROPANE' TRANSPARENT MIRRORS For novel decorative effects ls Sales Agent for BLUE RIDGE PATTERNED AND WIRE GLASS LIBBEY'0WENS'FORD zywzytfmwfz GLASS Compliments o ROSSFORD FUNERAL COMPLIMENTS I OF HOME THE R O S S F O R D ED's HI-SPEED SERVICE R E C O R D Eagle POIIII Rd. A. F. HOFFMAN Dixie Hiway ' Publisher WA 0252 Rossforcl, Ohio V DOREN RADIO SERVICE COIVIPLIMENTS '505 Superior St. OF WA 9501 ' Rossiord, Ohio S C H R O D E R S 401 SUPERIOR ST. Compliments PHONE of WA 0759 5 Dr. W. A. Iohnson P. A. RADOCY 61 SONS Sheet Metal - Roofing Contractors 217 Osborne St. WA 6229 Tip Top Sandwich Shop Seven Days Without a TIP TOP HAMBURG Makes One Weak I-Iamburgs Chile Our Specialty I-Iot Dogs French FIIGS WA 0162 TONY S and RAY S BARBER SHOP Two Good and Fast Barbers IMMEDIATE SERVICE 650 DIXIE I-Ilqhway Cornphments R O S S T H E A T E R Comphrnents Schreier Greenhouse WA 1941 East R1ver Road Compllmeats 9 PERRYSBUBG OHIO 606 DIXIG HIQDWGY WA 5360 Comphments NAMES FOOD MARKET Compllments 134 Bergen St WA 2837 G G Woods M D WE DELIVER 63 of Of of ' Th - I N u-Mode Beauty Shoppe of of I Chester's Super Market QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS FRUITS 0 VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS CARRY OUT BEVERAGES OPEN 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 512 Dixie Highway 1 WA 9441 SANITARY 2 DRY CLEANING CO. 412-414 CONANT ST. MAUMEE. OHIO PHONE LU 3-2262 L. L. Baldwin President COMPLIMENTS Leading Photographers OF IN ROSSFORD PHARMACY THE RosstorcI's MIDWEST New H. A. Powell Studios Prescription MICHIGAN AND OHIO Store You know what your car is worth. Let us increase its value by a lustrous 3-coat baked-on enamel finish. , - +wmuWm1'l z wl - il. 'KX -fl-Z .- ' l-, lf ff f , X BODY AND FENDER SERVICE COLLISION SPECIALISTS 3-Coat Baked Enamel Auto Painting-Undercoating ALL WORK GUARANTEED A 310 - 13th Street Phone MAin 5834 TOLEDO 2. OHIO KLENA I EWELER STORE Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova and Swiss Watches Community and Rogers l847 Silverware Sets Perrysburg, Ohio .1 Compliments oi DR. I OHN E. GALLAGHER Physician and Surgeon ll8 Louisiana Ave. Phone 4-4296 SLOCUM REALTY COMPANY Compliments of Sales v Rentals Building Contracts H. l. SLOCUM, Realtor 211 Iennings Rossford, Ohio BOBAK'S STORE Norman W. Kietzman Successor to Iohn Bobak 315 Superior St. AMBITIOUS, CAPABLE' GIRL GRADUATES Will iind interesting, responsible positions in A the telephone industry. . . . Apply . . . Women's Employment Office THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I l2l Huron Street 66 The MAROON and GRAY Staff Wishes to thank our advertisers for helping to make this book possible. Compliments of THE GRAY PRINTING COMPANY F ostoria, Ohio J- ' ' Q'Nx:,.'- .-p. ,.., 41'-14- :4'aavsfg'Q:-k':'-'5S.::5-:Q-f-3254-2-:-s1-:f-:4-ex::fs-zzzzflz.-.W-,1-.4.c1.-.-.-f:-:-:ls-:V:-:sfvsg::r94 r-fms1rz'ff:-a:-e:-z:-:-:41-1-sszrszi-1211141-Isis!24-P2-P?-7'If-75f'F52ZFP1'I5235F'1'1+i:fi'1'Y'542'1-1'2-I'252ifF12if'1'i+2'5'i'1'i'7'f4'ff'5'f'f+1'PI'1'I-2'1'14-'-2 4'-'fi'f'H+f'H 'W'f'f'fP' QW new Xscv f 1 f + if , 1 f N V, we 'wx bf 5:55351 A Q W 4 4:,:.,.m T.:,..7,A.,,c,,q,::.1.,.5,:.1,2,,.:Q:.:.:.aA:.bg.,,4-.-.-.-.-,.-.-.4.-:Ar-nv:-1-:1:Aft:-:-1-:-:-1-:-:-1-1-4.-.f .,,.. . .--:-1.2-:-1-:-:-:-: v .-H+.,-f .-:--.:+:rsf-'-'-'-'-'-'-ar111::sg-:-:-ar:-we-1-:-1-::-' - 1 :::::,1-:Aw z- 4 fp?-P 'vwxsk 13,1 1 yy fi- I' M AA ' I . -- f -:fzrfziriri ,cz Y xx: Wi, .W Y -. 1 ,- J ' y,, g:-1-,til 21 ,A J gi .1 4 12 x f-s.-.3 it 4 V, -. Eg: ,I :Il f ng: Q aaiiflfzg Q..-.w. 2:21152E5Ei5E:5:5:E:3:5:5:5:9E:::5:5:35:5:5:3:5:5:51g15:r:r:f:1 fffffffffffff 42713. 1 ,A .I I3.-35,3-.g,g.g.gq.-.g.g.-.-.-.A .... , .... :-:4v'Qq4.1.5fq.'.j.5W'r'ax':4:f-M4265 .- - - Mit-6' A,'. ' 'N' A, 1. v -. - - - K f 'fkff-' xigaff- ' x x-. -.-.-.-for.-,f-4.-1,11mf--1-1-2-1-..:-1+.1.4,s,-A-.-..--.-.csgm-1:1-ws-:PQ-.--..3,A: -:-7g-k-:qXf.:- - ..x -+1 -,A.,wQz-A-fm-.fs:,:.:-4 '.x:kQ::,,xg:gr352:Qzgcxms3::grffgg141.cz.5,,2:3gigs,:gs:-15::,.g,21-My'32-..i:.nPt:tA5,:5'bqq.e:::M:qs - 4 -:--1-.,g.r.+,i:t-'-4-:-:4225 1-4.K-:4-4fx-:1-:-ta-1+:+I-+s1:,:,f:-z-1.1:f.:-ow-sf--1-:ffV:-ragrwit:f--:viii-W:-1:-mr-::' 4222 'WW--1392-2Q:':g-:-s insrss. :2:22E..' :f:?:Q: 5Sf1E2. 73:I:21:25IElf!fifikfiffflffiiifrirfiz A:2:Q1Qf:5'3'f41:-5:3112.3:5:'f 'kE7If'3 5X ' . ff IfC5'I- '2Z 5 , . f.,.,,,,,:t:5,:g::gig2::1-:,:,-:Mgf:-Q-25:52-1.02-1 1452142592222 A 'f'7:255.''izlylgigig1g2g!3::Q:5:2'I 2221kf:i:7 :EZgf7:Tr'?k3:5:3.'t3fT:i?I3qI7q:: :f:7:BE32f:g:f:ZZ:P2'f5 4, :Q-f:5:1:.-qv, .1:1:24::2:52:4:f:2f - ' A '5iafbsf1f2:z:2:f A :f:211:r1::r:f5' 33.3:31:52g:55:5f5:1:2: az2s:e:1sErE:Er312:a2 fix . , ..,, .... X x ..... -522.4 , , 6, ..ssi:E:E1EErErErs:-,-. z:f1E23E1E2ErE'2 0 n N 35E5',, - .. . -- -- A 'I:2e-s:1:sg:f::f' - ' - wfz:e:e:e:se:g::::: f X : S A-sw' ' 'N:-acc-:-:J-:-.-sz-: -'--'V . -:sf-2'-:-K-5. J' v 3- 5 am -' , -. M U X M -, 1- ' -' Q - 4 W ft 0 A If F ua . 'av-, Q -U ev 3 N, 3' 5' -' 2 - z cpl ' 1- '5E5E553E5E5f?ffi Q ., , :5:1:s:sfs2feS to -1 Q -'fffrii:E:E:35:52:5:5:,:::3:E-1:-ggigiirvsvzrzr e '-is:1:2:1:2:1:2:1fr:::::,:::5:,:3:,:y5:gq:3:1:,:3:2'fff:1s ,5 :- - :rg21:1:::1:,:::,:1:,:,:::,-,:-':4-:-:':-11:-:,:3:f:f:I:'- L Q ,.55:3:3:313xf5:g:5f5:3:5 ,IEli:E1E2E:ErErE:5:i:5:g:4 1. . . U, IH .,5555gs55g2gsgsgsgsgsg5g5ggsE , ,:g5:.::-Ji .::Q:E:Ezf:g:f:2:Q:2:ftf:f:f:3f:fQ:f-QQ3. ,S ' E 5 5:2H52525SsEs?s2s2sS22sSsE2fi2rife:zSe15 'ss::::si5isE55s2sSsis26 A 4,35 J-.3::,535:5:E:5:3?Mg. ll Q - I 5 2 Q :mvAs:af:521:s:f:1 I H .:.1,1r.1.-1-1-11-:A 5s:3:5i3ir:::S::xr: I 2:::f:4:a1:2f-f-A 2 In -' Q V' I ,,,,,.,,.,W-1s.qf:: X 0' . ,. .... . ,. + J' 4 J -: 213215432Rf'E1E:Ei1E1ErE1E:E Q ::::::::::,f.:.: 5 K -fr- f-r-:ssirirss:1:2::::g:f:5:5:5:5:3:5:r:5ff1 ' '5r:2Z15rEr:1f1B:v3-IIE. 12522151 V' E5555113gag-r-1513:5:g:3:1:1:r:rAr:r:r' .-.st 'Q ' 3 ,.,,,.,.,,,s. sms:-:tel -,.,,Vsm-rv-9+A-rg--4'f.S4-Q-1'r +2-1-1-zvg. Q:-ri, 1:-1-1-:.:1:r:1:r:,rf:g:g:g:1:::,. '--:,:,:::-:1::g:g.9g53j grsfszrsv :ai ' o ' -, f -, -4 '?Qrs:r1rsz:':::1:::1:-. or-13:11rfnrxrfrarzilfsmr2 Q 1 -'-ririiiriririilirflirZiff 4:-:-::111rE:EE1E12E152ErErErE1EvEi5E:ErE1E3E h Q ::,:5:5:g:5:3:5z5s+'-'f'I EEEESEE- 'iifrfii E5ErE53fE255E3E?Sr ., ,.E55g:1- 5 A--.- I,,.:.1.:.::::5:5E5:5E5E3E5E5Egi E15:551333535555Egigigigigiggsf Q ,,,, Q 2 '25122512-.,-.-1523212553535 A S . , :-grzzx:5553::,f,g:f:1:g:5:g::g. - '-1-'-:g:3:5:gg:5:g:5:5:g155: 222?525252g1,1,., ma s v :f'f'f'f1':'f'1'f'1'f:1 EE513f5251EfEfEvEfSfA 1r?iSrE5E3E53525'i'1':'A :i5P?5?51523??fI?S1151513?1E1Z f :s:fSs21222is2522522522252sifisiirffi A ,,.2s22f2Ss2322:'1:f2.,, ErEr5:3:3:5:5:5:g5:g:gf5515- E1Er2:E:E:a5:5:5:fg:g:51g3:gf3:5E511:fErEfirE:Ei N' f ag: :5:515:g15f5f3:3E552'xia2r1fQ.,, 325:32 ..,fr:-:':f:-...'- .a'A.'-1-:-:Az-.-N :2:aI:2 'slim-Lf:-1-:caQ3E1:f:':C:I:-.W.f f 4.-:-: :-:f:'::a-::Q.1. 542f:9:-Llmizkb-.-.. :-5:-Kei:-t1:m':lQq:x:14:e:-:-.5':-as 5322 ' ' ig? .' if Q gs W 'A : PSE?-.-'sa-def 1R,3:v5,QE:':1g.x,.-Q ':REQ?:EzZ35:3:TS:-2IS527:S.3:-fE3,'.5'.f:51E5i:iif2i5f5:5- K , sw' 31 5.-4:flEIQ:EifIf:55gASicffi?5'i'kf'-:7:5:f:5:5fEIf!: ,I:EI3:7ffflfiflI352222952gc-i:3f:5?f:fgj:5'3Li:i:5i Direct connection to tap. Fills washer - rinses clothes. ,., New Convenient Fill and Rinse Faucet - Eliminates filler hose. ' Improved Power Flush-Rinse - rinses full load in spinning basket, then whirls clothes damp-dry. ' New Overload Switch -- prevents costly burned-out motors, fuses due to overload. RAGER'S APPLIANCES 417 Superior St. Rossford, ,Ohio WA 9491 WA. 1828 1 -X X J x 3, 1 1 v f-2 1, Liz I 'N 'QB uf 'U '1 , W ww, A fy' v . Mu - .M -- x W ' W1 fl ZW? YM 'N' UL' 1 T ' fi v if , If f J ,KX f. wif' J b V Q! , ' l' 1 ' 1 qi ul -' J ,I ff'ATJ f J W :I V 54, jak! 5-. f U ' r ' ,i I I -I V Y , XQALTU N AI, , 'IV' ft A I I V W , , Rf, W If J K X yi A 1 xvuf iqlllvfw 'EIL 5 I i I -Y-. f ' X 5 . Tx 4, .MQ lg N f Nz Cx 'Q X A V- X w L U IM A MU J 1 fb! 1 X7 xx ' , - I .J . X .1 ' ' .f .if A ' .f f' ' ty' H -I ,MU A' : Ez!! 2 - A Q-W 5 . -Q N bf- -,ff Af- V 2x, 1. vw 1 - P1 4 ., - . my - -' ' 3 N v 1: f ' -1 'r'j'UY ' V .1 KVN 3 H' J' i, ' ' ' '2 1 YJ U-.3 U K 'FQV 3 - wx? -f-JU ' F-.M U V' , 'kj Sf'-Q',V full V MX: ix 'l vw? ' Rx YU! 1 V. U r J ' f f ' , .f 1 Q,-' - X If I k .Y U -' I i xi ' 1' 1-J! f A-A' 'U f N ww 'X VDXY X 'ZA iw, ff' 1 .- X, jk' , f' X-I 'n fjkf ii' X R 1' ,K Q1 E : 'U ' - mf , gg, l X H ,mf v l M wx 5 R ,Nm- -1 ' .- fv' 2 f F X , rfb! I 'ybzgi rf' 1 'if All 1t'jIL'lu.' :iQg:Nf?x.,1p - VX' XICJI' 1, .Uk 1,4 - W' gl Ysj ' W v L' s Q WVU fkv' Wx A if ' n JA 1 6- -'V 4 y ' I 'swf f -ff .N k ju- YN U. x wif? X! aj' 'g ' Na , w V fa..-'f ' , H H' 0' f W MF ' j wx ' mf EV' .-'la kx. , 3? A 'J Q S r eg AAN 5 Q N ' W' a 4 Q Q 5 - Q Y Q .1 . s Q ,A I mga B J 1 1 f ,X M 1' u f 1 li J fl! X .X ' X X N, 1, V XE 53 Wx Fx X in f' X -. J w rx! X- ,Q A xx X' V3 , 1 YV X-1 .N -wg 'f 2 LV R -, Y 'X W, f 4 A gf if N IX 5 X f wx hl Q1 X ww wg w fs? 19 wr ,f 5 wr ,X vm 5? ' A 3 'M Xf Y 3 X df 7 X w ' f N f - - 1 ' N- X - X x 'Q ,F . E5 Y A3 W '-X N m xx? ' J j J k YN, .XJ KYB ,N N X X ,fm N 1 XM M59 7 137, VI XX l, X 5. -'NX if v X rx xv .mu fy NK N NQ' 'x. .J . ,Q XX -.5 RJ' EN. .l xx- RX 'Vx XX J r Ld 1 E W X4 X V. XR t N. maxi , xl, X' T3 X 1 NNU LC vt? ..,xx-.X y- , NO .vyf-N . Q N I N1 P 5 J J mx X A-.ik X Ixxxkijr, ' M Y-N 'xy' N ' Q3 X 'N LV: X ' 'ONYX KTA 'S rw A ' if Q, 3, fi? ,, N Sv N W X- '-J ' H ' 5 K- , ix 'E 'A 'Q fl X9 , I QQ x 'l 3,55 ,gg N' S'-QF' 'X XM iq 'SQQNJ M- iv I k - - N x ' - ' 0 'XM f Y xy U, xg , ,fk.'Qx, Q, L 'M 'X Xu w , X Q I X ig 3 :V L, xx xqvfxvx I RBA Nl Y f mf QQ i X Q xx X g xx ' 4 XXL xx X 3 V In NJ xx 4 'xl X N' 'JY ,IV X J 68 X N R 1' Q xg Xi 5, F -X rf l ,r ' n .f, 49 I 1 ' 1 f W w A n w w rv' - V A- E , - '.- f. . .- ,, . W, N0 ri .'r ,!f' Q. - 3 En if J ' H . , ,l X, u ,, N My mv- . -EJ Qi by ifxn fy- if + Wm Q' A' x QQ Vg U QP Q? 5 74? SBU JR X 0 D N Q, X QT - 5' .Q v R Q X do ll . ...' jx I .Y 1 I : ' v , I - ,Stay ' ' rf-ly W , Q .V I Y 3 . X ij V131 ,:-,, M , V N ci M Rf QNX? R Xu N 1 .4 v i ,I , I . ., X X , , N: . ,1- J , 'V ly - xx I X. ' ',' Af E f Q 'J A a f - V - rv N ,ggb, ,1 ' 4-if Ny Arid W . P - 'N - V -V. F-. f'v MAIN N, . .. , JY xx X fi X K ' I w ,. 1 if fm f way rwjif QQ --+ 'wr v . . . , , , -z-- f':f-- ':::'1- F rwff:. 2 f T'. -h'1'f ' iff ' ' fiA 1 f '3'f,'7f-'f ':l.5Y'7',5 ' ,N ., , '- , ' ' '