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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

Che Kvssfard High Svhrwl ,fvurmzlism 611155 proudly Presents tilt' Zwcnfy- Zourfh Issue of the Marana my I llEllllIllTlllN We, the annual staff, of l95l, dedicate this twenty-fourth issue of the Maroon and Gray to the members of our community who are serving or have served their country. The following verse by Emerson, written in l863, still appropri- ately portrays the uncertainties of our present time. ln an age of fops and toys, Wanting wisdom, void of right, Who shall nerve heroic bays To hazard all in Freedom's fight- Break sharply off their jolly games, Forsake their comrades gay And quit proud homes and youthful dames For famine, toil, and fray? Yet on the nimble air benign Speed nimbler messages, That waft the breath of grace divine To hearts in sloth and ease. So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can. Ralph Waldo Emerson TABLE ill? EUNTENTS Administration .................................................. Graduates ...... Underclassmen .... Organizations ...... Sports ............ Calendar ........... Advertisements .... Q5 Q50 QZQX ab AQ fx mn, S-reef,-:sw Nas. cum-4 aan. C BURRELL E LEWIS S GORKA H WERNER R. MeCASLlN MRS. R. WEBB President Vice-President Clerk HEFLEETIUNS FUR 1951 When one ponders the fact that you, who graduate this year, have spent your formative years in an atmosphere of successive and continuing national and international crises, his congratulatory tribute is tinged with a bit of sadness and his voice evidences tremor. Your environment has been influenced by pressures of fears and normally carefree youth has a greatly sobered and prematurely serious respect for the uncertainties and vicissitudes of life. And the outlines of the future are frankly hazy and indistinct. You will want to dedicate and direct your unfolding efforts to the re- covery and enthronement of those basic principles which have imparted greatness to America, and have been long loved but among many lost awhile. The traditional American confidence has thinned out and, in places, disappeared. Confusion and compromise are on the daily menu. Lest we err in giving a localized flavor to our appraisal, let us ponder the fact that we are insufficiently impressed by the fact that every civilized country beyond the seas harbors countless thousands of people who would gladly sacrifice everything they possess in exchange for opportunities of life in the United States. Let us gird ourselves for the striving for recovery of lost values, a re- evaluation and high appreciation of the essential elements of faith and hope, and the preservation of the presently rather lonely spark of liberty. Courage, enthusiasm, correctly motivated endeavor, and faith will finally be tri- umphant. HENRY WERNER Bllllllll ElllllIllTIUN SUPERINTENIIENT CLASS OF 1951 - When we consider your class motto- Always room at the top -l believe it is well to ask, Why is there room at the top? First, let us consider it briefly from the ability standpoint. If those of greatest ability worked to near capacity then they would naturally hold the top positions, but most people are unwilling to do the necessary work, so the lack of ambition on their part provides openings at or near the top for those of lesser ability. Further, l like to think that with the great need for outstanding workers that we compete mostly with ourselves, the openings are there for the asking if we but prepare ourselves. So, to each member of the class of '51, may you point to a brighter, more successful future by always working near your level of ability. G. H. Burns PHlNlIlPllL Dr. Raymond B. Allen, president of the Univer- sity of Washington recently said The noblest end of education is the development of young men and women dedicated to useful lives of self-reliant citizenship and responsible leadership. The task of our schools in Rossford is both to help induct young people into adult-hood in our present society and to help them work toward the improvement of that society. Our schools must de- velop responsible citizens who willingly participate in public affairs and other forms of worthy civic activities. We must continue to develop in our young people the ideals and understanding that will lead them to contribute tothe continuous improve- ment of American life. Edgar E. Andrews FACULTY ELOISE BARTHOLD Foreign Languages IEAN CHAMBERLIN Physical Education B. F. BUTT Commercial KATHERINE COLLINS jr. Hi Science 5' Math J. W. COLMERY Social Science A. B. CROOP Industrial Arts ELAINE FENNER Commercial H. I. KOHLER English FACULTY M. E. LONG Physical Education G. R. SCH ERER Music C. L. STEININGER Mathematics H. R. TROUTNER English OC. BERTHA SCHAFF Studies C1 English j. R. STEBBINS Science RUTH SWEET Home Economics G. G. WOLFE Industrial Arts M M Office Secretaries Chief Engineer Mrs. R. Webb: Mrs. E. Szabo Mr. Fred Richards Night Engineer Janitorial Mr. Dan Gustina Mrs. C. Dobesp Mrs. M. Kaczmarek 8 l if 4- 3 1 f l,???f T 'EJ R740 :xx ' 4 1 6 1 . ,f X 3 ,LW 2 Q K 2 ki 4 sf BuDDtES ' 4... CLSFN Homacoz-'wwe Queen Avo HTTENDANTj 56144042 c L ass Ron:-sr-, www nm! 1 MOCK ELSCHQN ' CLASS UF VICEFPRESIDENT PRESIDENT EDWARD TUCHOLSKI Tucker Academic UFFICERS 51 TREASURER RICHARD SEVENISH Dick Academic Hi-Y 11,12, Pres. 11, Vice-Pres 125 Boy's Chorus 9,105 Band 9 105 Mixed Chorus 9,105 Lgt. Wgt Basketball 10,115 Varsity Basket- ball Mgr. 125 Baseball 10,11,12, Football 9,10,11,125 Senior Play. Nat'I Honor Soc. 1 1,125 Hall Mon- itor 125 Hi-Y 11,12, Sec. 11,125 Mixed and Boys Chorus 9,105 Junior Play5 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Bowling 11,125 Lgt. Wgt. Bas- ketball 9,105 Baseball 1O,11,125 Senior Play. SECRETARY JOAN SZYCHOWSKI uJoanyu Commercial Y-Teens 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 125 Girls Glee Club 95 D.E.C. 125 G.A.A. 125 Senior Play Student Director. DOUGLAS HOWARD ubougu Academic Hi-Y 11,12, Chaplin 125 Band 9, 10,115 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Junior Play 115 Proj. Squad Sec. 125 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 125 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball Mgr. 105 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 115 Baseball 10, 11,125 Football 10,11,125 Senior Play. llllll SENIUBS llllHll-- r ROSE AN DRYC Rosie Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,105 Hall Moni- tor 10,115 Mixed Chorus 95 D.E.C. 12. WILLIAM BALLA Bill General R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Mixed Chorus 9,105 Boys' Chorus 9,105 Band 9,105 Hi-Y 115 Foot- ball 10,11,125 Lgt. Wgt. Basket- ball 9,1O5 Varsity Basketball 115 Senior Play. JOSEPH BARNA u-loeu Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Pro- jection Squad 11,125 Boy's Chorus 9,105 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 95 Varsity Basketball 10,11,125 Base- ball 10. DON BARTALSKY uoogieu Academic Baseball 10,11,125 D Football Manager 11. MARILYN DOMBROVIAK Commercial Cheerleader 1l,12, Captain 125 Hall Monitor 125 R.C.A. 95 D.E.C. 12, Vice-President 125 Senior Play. H ELEN DURCO u-renin Commercial Nat'I. Honor Soc. 11,125 R.C.A. 10,1 1,12, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 125 Y-Teens 10,115 Hall Monitor 105 Girls Glee Club 9,105 Class Presi dent 115 Senior Play. KATH LEEN DU RIVAGE llKafeu Academic Band, 9,105 Junior Play5 Class Sec. 9. NORMAN FIX llMurPhll Academic Hi-Y 115 D.E.C. 12, Reporter 12 WORKED-- MARY ANN FOLCIK Mania Academic Cheerleaders 11,12, co-captain 125 Girl's Glee Club 95 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 D.E.C. 125 Senior Play. MARGARET GEZO njerryu Academic Hall Monitor 10,125 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Majorette 9,1O. RICHARD GWOZDZ Richie Academic Hall Monitors 125 Hi-Y Chaplin 115 Boys Chorus 95 Junior Play5 Light Weight Basketball 10,115 Baseball 10,115 Bowling 11,125 Class Vice-President 105 Senior Play. BERNADINE HALADA Bernie Commercial Y-Teens 9,1O,11,125 G.A.A. 9,10, 11,125 Girls Glee Club 95 Mixed Chorus 95 Junior Play5 D.E.C. 125 Librarian 10,11,12, Pres. 12. DOLORES KMONK ubollyu Commercial Hall Monitor 115 Girls Glee Club 9,105 Mixed Chorus 9,105 D.E.C. 12. STEVE KOVACIK Industrial Arts Camera Club 105 Photo Club 105 Band 9,1O,115 Proj. Squad 9,1O, 11,12, Pres. 125 Football 125 Class President 10. FRANK KUBOVICH lllggyll Academic Hi-Y 115 Camera Club Pres. 125 Band 9,105 Camera Club Pres. 125 Boy's Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 9' Photo Club 115 Junior Play Stage Mgr.5 Varsity Basketball 11,125 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 105 Senior Play Stage Mgr. 1 JOHN LEGANIK Cheeco Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Camera Club 125 Photo Club 125 Band 95 Mixed Chorus 9,115 Boy's Chorus 115 Football 1O,11,12, Mgr. 9. STUlllEl1-- DORIS MILESKI Commercial Y-Teens 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 125 Hall Monitor 11,125 Nat'l. Honor Society 125 Girls Glee Club 9,12, Sec. 125 Mixed Chorus 95 Jr. Play5 Class Sec. 10. RICHARD PHILLIPS llmckll Academic Hi-Y 115 Band 9,1O,115 Mixed Chorus 115 Junior Play5 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 9,105 Football 9,1O,11, 125 Baseball 9,10,11,125 Dance Band 9,10,11. HELEN PUPIK Snookums Commercial Hall Monitor 105 Camera Club 115 Girls Glee Club 95 Majorette 9,10, 12, Capt. 125 D.E.C. 12. CONRAD RADWANSKI Connie Academic R-Echo and Annual Editor 125 Hi- Y 115 Band 9,10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 9,115 Boy's Chorus 9,10, Bowling 11,125 Madrigals 12, Senior Play. BARBARA REED Bobbie Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,1O,11,125 Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,125 Majorette 9, 1O,11,125 Madrigals 125 D.E.C. 12, Secretary5 Senior Play. JOAN ROESLER Joanie Commercial Y-Teens 1O,11,125 Girls Glee Club 9,105 D.E.C. Treasurer 125 G.A.A 11,125 Senior Play. RICHARD ROMBACH Dick Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Hi-Y 115 Boy's Chorus 95 Football 9. RICHARD SIZEMORE Dick Commercial Camera Club 9,1O,115 Photo Club 9,1O,115 D.E.C. 12. LEllllNEll BILL SOUTHWELL South Academic Hi-Y Vice-Pres. ll, 'Pres. l25 Boy's Chorus 9, Junior Play, Hall Monitor ll, Lgt. Wgt. Basketball ll, Football 9,l0j Baseball l2, Mgr. ll, D.E.C. Pres. l2g Senior Play. JOHN STANFORD llJakell Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff l2g Foot- ball 9,lOg Mixed Chorus lO,llj Boy's Chorus 9. WILLIAM STEWARD IIBHIII Industrial Arts R-Echo ond Annual Staff l2p Camera Club 9,lO,llg Mixed Chorus 9,lOg Boy's Chorus 9,lO. DOLORES SZABO llbeell Academic Y-Teens l0,ll,l2g Hall Monitor IO, R-Echo and Annual Staff l2j Band 9,lO,l l, Librarian l0g Mixed Chorus 9,1 l, Sec. ll, Girls Glee Club 9,lO,ll,l2, Pres. l2g Madrigols l2g Junior Play. PATRICIA TRENCHICK llpctt ll Y Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,lO,l l,l2g Mixed Chorus 9,lO,l l,l2g D.E.C. l2. MOLLY ANN VAVRIK Academic Y-Teens lO,l l,l2g G.A.A. l2g Nat'l. Honor Soc. ll,l2g Bond 9, l0,ll,l2, Pres. ll,l2g Girls Glee Club IO, Junior Play, D.E.C. l2g Class Treas. IO, Senior Play. MATHEW VEDRA Junior Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff l2p Band 9,lO,llg Mixed Chorus 9,lO,llg Boy's Chorus 9,lO, Football ll, l2g Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 9,lO,l lg Varsity Basketball l 2. HELEN A. VIDRA Commercial Hall Monitor l2g Girls Glee Club 9, lOg Mixed Chorus lOg Red Cross Club 125 R.C.A. l2. llNl1 ll1llll1llllTEl1. GARY K. WILLIAMS Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Bus. Mgr. 125 Photo Club 9,105 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 125 Band 9,10,11,125 Boy's Chorus 95 Football 9,105 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 9,105 Baseball 95 Proj. Sqd. 9,10,1 1,125 Junior Play5 Dance Band 10,1 1,125 Senior Play. DONALD WOLFE llkedll Industrial Arts R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Boy's Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Football 9,1O,11,12. RICHARD WORCHUCK uscrappyu Academic Hall Monitor 125 Hi-Y Treasurer 11,125 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 125 Band 9,105 Mixed Chorus 9,105 Boy's Chorus 9,105 Football 10,11,125 Bowling 10,1 1,12, Capt. 125 Jun- ior Play Stage Mgr.5 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 10,115 Baseball 10,11, 125 Class Pres. 95 Class Treasurer 115 Sr. Play Stage Mgr. THEODORE WRIGHT llTedll Academic R-Echo and Annual Staff 125 Hi- Y 10,115 Photo Club 9,lO,115 Mixed Chorus 115 Band 9,10,115 Lgt. Wgt. Basketball 115 Football ll 9 10 11 12 11,125 Baseba 1 DANIEL ZAWOJSKI Trick Industrial Arts Hi-Y 115 Mixed and Boy's'Chorus 95 Baseball 11,125 Bowling 11,125 Junior Play Stage Mgr.5 Senior Play Stage Mgr. MARY JEAN ZDYBEK Commercial Y-Teens 10,11,125 Girls Glee Club 10,125 G.A.A. 1O,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Junior Play5 D.E.C. 125 Senior Play. MARILYN ZUCHOWSKI Mae Z Academic ' Y-Teens 10,11,12, Treas. 11, Sec. 125 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 125 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 125 Class Vice-Pres. 115 Senior Play. DOROTHY DUNHAM uilennyu Commercial Girls Glee Club 9,105 G.A.A. 9, 10,11,12. llElVllNlSClNE lt seems as if it were just yesterday that we, the seniors, entered Ross- ford High School as Freshman. Yes, the past four years have faded away, but the tasks we have accomplished in that time shall not be forgotten. Let us take an inventory of what we have really accomplished. Four years ago when we first began as Freshman, we seemed to be lost in a world of wonderment. But through the efforts of our faithful advisers, Miss Wagg, Miss Schaaf, and Mr. Troutner, and our fine staff of experienced teachers, we soon learned that high school was not a life of dreaded drudgery but instead a pleasant life of cultural experiences. That first year we elected the following class officers to help lead us the way to a very successful year: president, Richard Worchuck, and to assist him, Richard Sevenish as vice-president, as secretary and treasurer, Kathleen Durivage. As Sophomores, we seemed a little more experienced and sponsored such activities as the Sophomore Skating Party which was held at the Memorial Hall in Toledo. Our very capable advisers for that year were Mr. Long and Mrs. Steiner, and our hard working officers were Steve Kovacik as president, Richard Gwozdz as vice-president, Doris Mileski as secretary, and Molly Ann Vavrik as treasurer. ln our junior year, we sponsored the annual l-Hop which was held in the new field house. That year we were also the first junior class of Rossford High School to receive the Curtiss Circulation Company's award for out- standing accomplishments in the field of salesmanship for selling Sl,O23.95 worth of magazines. We also presented our play entitled Junior Prom in the high school auditorium. The play which proved to be a successful one, was under the direction of Mr. Troutner. One of the greatest events of the year was the junior-Senior Ball which was held at the Secor Ballroom. Our advisers that year were Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Butt, and our class officers were Helen Durco as president, Marilyn Zuchowski as vice-president, and Richard Worchuck as secretary and treasurer. And now as Seniors, we have had a very successful year. Among the annual events which we sponsored were the Senior Prom which was held in the new field house and the senior play entitled Cheaper by the Dozen, in the high school auditorium. The play again was under the direction of Mr. Troutner, The greatest event of this year was graduation night. lt was a night that we will remember as long as we live. The notes of the Processional and the recessional march will forever cling to our minds. Our advisers for this final year were Mr. Kohler and Mrs. Chamberlain. Our class officers were Edward Tucholski as president, Richard Sevenish as vice-president, loan Szychowski as secretary, and Douglas Howard as treasurer. Our class colors were blue and white, our class flower was the carnation, and our class motto was, There is always room at the top. lust what the future holds for us, we know not, but let us hope it will be successful, one that we have dreamed for in these past twelve years of school life. Let us hope that some day in the future we may all meet again, and until we do so, may God watch over us and take care of us. The Editor :WZ ff M Co gg?Mg5 CAROL Amo RUTH USHERE TTg54M 7'HN G-VPPCJCIE, Cfo F memos UQUNIOR PLAY Andrews, Carol lSec't.J 'F A sh if ml 5' or F A':Q H A 2 ,E -'.. K is sv 'if' ,Q , K l l l ' Q , TW, . .,:, . 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Nycz, jerry Painter, Harry Phillips, Bob Pupik, john Rumer, jackie Ragowski, Paul Renolds, Reed Rombach, Carol Shank, jean Shutritz, jake lPres.l Shutritz, joe Simenski, Ed Stolar, Josephine Stolar, Wilma Stricker, Ruth Szul, Robert Troutner, jack Vascik, Alois Vavrik, Milan Vidra, Leonard Vidra, Rosemarie Young, Herb iV-Pres.l Zawojski, Tony Zdybek, Flo Langevin, Vincent lSec't.-Treas.l Lee, Erma Bartolsky, Patricia Bauman, jane CV-P'res.l Bielski, Ronald Boczan, Thomas Caswa l l, Leona rd Ceparski, joe Cepko, Rudy Ferguson, Kathryn Folcik, Theresa' Gacik, Val Gwozdz, joyce Gwozdz, Rita Gyori, Robert Hend rzak, Ray Hendrzak, Richard Howard, jack lacobs, Patsy Kemp, Donald Jaecques, Raymond Klena, Rosemarie Kovacik, Marie Kubista, Betty Kuzyk, Marilyn LaVrar, Franklin Ledford, Ralph Lessi re, Roberta Lewis, judith Q, . l Malik, Richard i t ,. .i.,,. i l llzk A 5 McGraw, Rodney f, , ,jg Zkb ,.,. 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Z, F I T . ,.,., i, A - ' -Q gi ml A I .. .. at VM, ., X .,,. , . 2 , I . , . . 1 ',:'- -1. .L 7 i i' fiat ' ' 4' s,,,st . I M. U A - S- - f, ,X mee as K ' ' ' f I ,r.,,-g if it ' 1 R I I A W Wee' ,sr fini 4 4 ,1 Q ,E '29 , Cpjfniii I' EIEHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Andryc, Dorothy, Barner, Albert, Davis, Gerald, Edwards, Charles, Gerondale, Ronald, Haube, james, Heinemann, Karen. SECOND ROW: Ilconich, Donna, johnson, Robert, Krajicek, Andrew, LaRue, Shirley, Lingenfelder, Suzanne, Lorenc, Nancy, Meinert, Suzanne. THIRD ROW: Miller, Rosemary, Mizer, Harold, Nelson, Bill, Price, Dorothy, Russell, Ann, Schultz, Fred, Scott, Nathaniel. FOURTH ROW: Smithers, Paul, Spitnale, james, Stanford, Gloria, Swanson Arline, Tisdale, Charles, Twining, Stanley, Westfall, Howard. FIFTH ROW: Williams, Robert, Zawojski, joanna, Zuchowski, john. Z4 I SEVENTH ERIIIIE FIRST ROW: Brown, Stanley, Christoff, james, Cole, Shirley, Craig, Carol, Davenport, john, Denko, Larry, Ferguson, Charlene. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Richard, Grad, Irene, Hasselbach, Margie, Hill Vincent, llconich, Connie, junker, Robert, Kish, john. THI-RD ROW: Knollmiller, james, Kuzyk, joan, Lewis, Edward, Martin james, Martin, Wanda, Mathis, jules, Mitching, Dawn. FOURTH ROW: Mutchler, judy, Nawrocki, Merlyn, Painter, Harry, Porter james, Rossler, Tom, Rumer, Ronald, Shank, Edgar. FIFTH ROW: Slocum, Lillian, Steininger, joan, Szul, Robert, Twining, Linda, Wardell, Kenneth, Wentland, Freddie, Woods, Marian. 'fig fe' 0 5 4 '-. - A 'ie , '52, 5 f is ' , K 'an iii 1+ 2 'A' f 5 ,F 4, N., Q. I FQQJ, Q - 28: , , ff? M Q ' A Q - . H V , 1 z .. QQ1Zf3f f: X 7 ,S Z., .,.., , ,V '-:.f 3. in -Q if A- 1211 -f ' ,.,A,, 4. f J, - .V . .ff , ..,, xy my gum ' ' - ' -. , . --2- 1 ,.,. . .S gf sz af W, 6 0 X S 9 DOROTHY PEEWEE THQP DE E QTUMOR Y- TEEN5 T. E E N S DANCE BAND CHEER Lfmpffies H-ECHU ANNUAL SECOND ROW: J. Leganik, Calendar, Snapshots, D. Rombach, Art, J. Stanford, Sports, D. Szabo, Organizations, B. Balla, Organizations, Mr. Kohler, Advisor, B. Steward, Underclassmen, T. Wright, Sports. FIRST ROW: T. Wright, M. Vedra, J. Stanford, J. Bama, R. Rom- bach, J. Gezo, B. Steward. STAFF AT lAlUllK FIRST ROW: J. Barna, Sports, M. Vedra, Sports, J. Gezo, Under classmen, C. Radwanski, Seniors, G. Williams, Advertising, D. Wolfe Art. SECOND ROW: J. Leganik, D. Szabo, B. Balla, D. Wolfe, C. Rad wanski, G. Williams. NITIUNIL HUNUR SUCIETY FIRST ROW: M. Zuchowski, H. Zuchowski, P. Peer, D. Mileski. SECOND ROW: Miss Barthold, B, Boczan, H. Durco, M. Vavrik, A. Bonzcni THIRD ROW: R. Worchuck, D. Howard, E. Tucholski, G. Williams. Eight Seniors and four juniors have been elected by their classmates and teachers for the greatest honor that our school can bestow, membership in the National Honor Society. HALL MUNITURS FIRST ROW: H. Vidra, J. Gezo, H. Stepon, M. Dombroviak, D. Mileski. SECOND ROW: E. Tucholski, R. Gwozdz, R. Rumer, S. Worchuck, Mr. Andrews. HLY FIRST ROW: R. Cepko, J. Zdybek, E. Tucholski, R. Sevenish, B. Southwell, R. Worchuck, D. Howard, E.- Simenski, R. Gyori. SECOND ROW: T. Badik, R. Caswall, F. LaVrar, H. Painter, J. Howard, J. Hienem'ann, J. Kolanko, Mr. Croop. THIRD ROW: J. Hall, R. Rumer, J. Leganik, L. Vidra, R. Phillips, H. Young, L. Caswall, R. Ledford. HIY CABINET E. Tucholski, Sec., R. Sevenish, V. Pres., B. Southwell, Pres., R Worchuck, Treas., D. Howard, Chaplin. Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: J. Shank, P. Peer, H. Cebko, D. Mileski, B. Halada, J. Szuchowski, M. Zuchowski. SECOND ROW: B. Kocian, J. Mathis, F. Zdybek, J. Stolar, J. Appt, G. Kline, H. Zuchowski, N. Frick, B. Durivage, C. Andrews, S. Essinger. THIRD ROW: M. Palka, B. Brown, D. Szabo, B. Key, J. Dobron, C. Carver, W. Stolar, R. Stricker, L. Duly, R. Vidra, D. Barna, M. Cox, M. Zdybek, N. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: S. Ferguson, C. Lame, M. Ferguson, P. Wood, J. Roesler, J. Rumer, Miss Fenner, C. Moreno, R. Frazier, K. Kustra, C. Meyers, M. Kudlica, M. Vavrik. FIFTH ROW: V. Stricker, B. Boczan, J. Taper, E. Olic, A. Bonzani, D. Sankiewicz. Y-TEEN CABINET LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Bonzani, Chaplin, M. Palka, Treas., D. Mileski, - Pres., J. Szychowski, V. Pres., M. Zuchowski, Sect. FIRST ROW: N. Frick, M. Kudlica, W. Stolar, H. Stephan, A. Bonzani, H. Durco, B. Vancena D. Sankiewicz, J. Dobron, B. Kocian, L. Duly. SECOND ROW: C. Moreno, P. Peer, H. Vidra, J. Gwozdz, R. Stricker, B. Key, K. Kustra, J Stolar, R. Vidra, D. Barna, F. Zdybek, M. Penesse, C. Pietraz, T. Folcik, R. Klena, M Szychowski. 1 THIRD ROW: J. Appt, M. Polka, H. Kustra, H. Cepko, S. Ferguson, C. Lane, M. Ferguson, J. Rager, P. Bartolsky, A. Polka, C. Minarcin, P. Stanford, P. Rattigan, N. Bailey, G. Kline, Miss Fenner. FOURTH ROW: D. Dombroviak, V. Stricker, B. Reucher, E. Olic, J. Taper. B.E.II. UIIBINET LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Vancena, V. Pres., A. Bonzani, Reportergl H Durco, Pres., D. Sankiewicz, Sect., H. Stepan, Treas. . H.lI.II. E.l.A. FIRST ROW: M. Folcik, H. Stepan, B. Vancena, A. Bonzani, D. Dombroviak, M. Zuchowski E. Olic, B. Kocian, W. Stolar, B. Brown. SECOND ROW: M.-Palka, J. Szuchowski, H. Zuchowski, B. Durivage, B. Key, M. Cox, C Moreno, A. Alexander, C. Kustra, M. Zdybek, Mrs. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: J. Stolar, P. Peer, C. Lane, M. Ferguson, N. Gwozdz, J. Appt, G. Kline, N. Bailey M. Vavrik, C. Meyers, J. Shank. E.l.l. CABINET SEATED: M. Zuchowski, V,-Pres., A. Bonzani, Pres. STANDING: B. Vancena, Sect., D. Dombroviak, Treas. l 3 3 1 STANDING: B. Szul, S. Essinger, D. Fitzgerald, D. Keller, J. Leganik, H. Zuchowski. PHUTU CLUB llllllllfllll CLUB B. Szul, D. Keller, D. Lcmmers. l PBUJECTIUN FIRST ROW: Mr. Andrews, J. Barna, S. Kovacik, G. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Doren, R. Radwanski, J. Zdybek, J. Staczek, T. Tutak, J. Kolanko, R Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: J. Nycz, R. Bielski, V. Gacik, F. LaVrar, L. Vidra, H. Young, D. Wojton, J. COX PHUJECTIUN SUUAD CABINET G. Williams, Sect., J. Barna, V. Pres., S. Kovacik, Pres. D.E.E. FIRST ROW: J. Roesler, M. Dombroviok, B. Southwell, B. Reed, N. Fix. SECOND ROW: H. Pupik, D. Kmonk, R. Andryc, M. Folcik, P. Trenchick, B. Hcilclda, M. zdybek. THIRD ROW: Mr. Butt, D. Sizemore, D. Bortolsky, R. Phillips, M. Vovrik, J. Szuchowski. U.E.E. CABINET 36 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Reed, Sect., B. Southwell, Pres., N. Fix, Reporter, M. Dombroviok, V. Pres., J. Roesler, Treos. IJBHIRIINS FIRST ROW: B. Key, N. Bailey, C. Wolfe, D. Ilconich. SECOND ROW: Miss Barthold, B. Halada, J. Bauman, B. Haube. FIRST ROW: S. LaRue, J. Mutchler, D. Mitching, D. Shallo. SECOND ROW: C. Ilponich, M. Woods, L. Slocum, M. Hasselbach, J. Steininger, I. Grod, N. Lorenc, D. Ilconich, Miss Collins, THIRD ROW: P. Wood, I-I. Vidra, P. Rattigan, S. Cole, J. Davenport, W. Martin, S. Lingen felder, P. Jacobs, J. Lewis, S. Shestak. - IUNIUB REU CHUSS Y , GIRLS ELEE CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Price, C. Carver, B. Vonceno, L. Davenport, S. Shestok, D. Mileski, A. Frick, M., Cox, C. Andrews. SECOND ROW: M. Ferguson, C. Lane, S. Ferguson, N. Gwozdz, D. Shollo, J. Stolor, J. Mathis, B. Key, B. Brown, C. Ferguson. THIRD ROW: J. Rumer, G. Kline, R. Frazier, B. Reed, M. Kuzyk, J. Lewis, P. Wood, E. Olic, A. Bonzcini, J. Appt, T. Locke. NHXED EHURUS FIRST ROW: M. Zdybek, B. Brown, A. Frick, T. Locke, A. Bonzani, E. Olic, B. Vonceno, B. Reed. SECOND ROW: J. Zdybek, T. Tutok, F. Slocum, R. Bielski, V. Gocik, T Boczon, R. Ledford, R. Rodwonski. THIRD ROW: J. Stciczek, R. Hendrzcik, R. Gyori, R. Hendrzok. B.H.S. BIND FIRST ROW: P. Rattigan, U. Wood, G. Davenport, C. Tisdale, J. Haube, L. Sweede, T. Locke, R. Williams, A. Cox, H. Westfall, D. Kopp, P. Jacobs SECOND ROW: B. Reed, P. Andrews, F. Schultz, C. Boenke, T. Roesler, R Brown, P. Smithers, J. Zuchowski, R. Haube, H. Pupik. THIRD ROW: C. Radwanski, M. Cox, M. Vavrik, C. Moreno, C. Meyers, C Andrews, J. Bauman. FOURTH ROW: J. Spitnale, H. Mizer, J. Cox, J. Hall. JUNIUB IHIGH Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: G. Stanford, D. Ilconich, S. Meinert, I. Grod, J. Kuzyk, S. LaRue, A. Russell, C. Ferguson, C. Craig, C. Ilconich. SECOND ROW: N. Lawrence, D. Andryc, S. Cole, J. Zawojski, D. Mitching, M. Hasselbach, M. Woods, Mrs. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: L. Slocum, J. Mutchler, S. Lingenfelder, R. Miller, K. Heinemann. T: J. Mutchler, S. Memert, S. Lo LIGHT WEIGHT GHEEHLEIIDEHS JUNIUH HIGH GHEEHLEIIUEHS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Key, K. Ferguson, M. J. Mathis, A. Polka. VARSITY UHEERLERRERS LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Stepcm, D. Sonkiewicz, A. Bonzoni, M. Folcik, B Vancena, M. Dombroviok. FIRST ROW: H. Pupik, L. Sweede, P. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: B. Reed, P. Rattigan. THIRD ROW: T. Locke. MRIURETTES 42 ff 'if'-,i-X via JRQ-Q5 SSFORD MACOM BER-JR H S I Ml-XCQM gggfgug Ro55FoRD'5 Poor BALL QTALEHIVI, 'A F enss MR. CROOP MR. COLMERY Hampered by the lack of experience and the size of the players, the ' Bulldogs had a slump season. Although under the hardship of defeat, twenty- eight boys finished the season with chins up and heads held high. Twenty- two of these fellows are thinking about a great season next year. 6 Rossford ............................ Monroe .............................. 25 Rossford ........ .... 6 Maumee .... ........ 2 O Rossford ........ .... 6 P- Burg .... ........ 2 6 Rossford ..... .... 7 Whitmer ............ ........ 3 8 Rossford ..... .... 6 Holland ............... ..... l 4 Rossford ..... .... O Anthony Wayne ...... ........ 2 6 Rossford ..... ....... l 5 Swanton ............ ........ 4 4 Rossford ..... .... O Clay ........ ..... l 9 Rossford ..... .... O Sylvania .... ..... l 3 BACK ROW: Mr. Colmery, D. Dunham, R. Ferguson, T. Wright, S. Kovacik, J. Leganik, J. Hall, L. Caswall, F. LaVrar, E. Simenski, D. Wojton, Mr. Croop. MIDDLE ROW: R. McGraw, L. Vascik, D. Howard, T. Durco, D. Fitzgerald, S. Aftanas, T. Lane, R. Zuchowski, T. Minarcin, H. Young, J. Pupik, G. Brown. FRONT ROW: L. Vidra, T. Badik, P. Rogowski, M. Vedra, B. Balla, C. Tisdale, L. Vicary, D. Sevenish, D. Worchuk. Bill Ballo Dick Worchuck Halfback Halfback Senior Senior John Leganik Mol' Vedra Dick Sevenish Guard Guard Quarterback Senior Senior Senior Ted Wright Doug Howard Tackle Tackle S . enlor Senior Clyde Tisdole Gene Brown Halfback Quarterback Freshman Sophomore Tom Badik Steve Aftanas Tony Durco Guard Guard End Junior Sophomore Junior Herb Young Tom Minarcin End Halfback Sophomore Sophomore Tom Lone Dick Fitzgerald Paul Ragowski Tackle Fullback Center Junior Junior Sophomore Lenny Vidra Ronnie Zuchowski John Pupik Tackle Fullback Quarterback Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Bob Phillips George Woods Ed. Reucher JUNIUH HIGH FUUTBHLL BACK ROW: Walt Szul, Bob Williams, Jerry Davis, Charlie Tisdale, Rodney Brown, Howard Westfall, Paul Srnithers, Merle Naworacki, Mr. Long. FRONT ROW: Bill Nelson, John Zuchowski, Bob Johnson, Albert Barner, Harold Mizer, Jim Spitnale, Ed Shank, Jim Christoff, Larry Denko. MGR.: Stan Twining and Andy Krajicek. JUNIUH HIGH BHSKETBHLL BACK ROW: Andy Krajick, Bob Johnson, Jim Spitnale, Charlie Tisdale, Bob Williams, Mr. Croop. FRONT ROW: John Zuchowski, Ronald Rumer, Jim Christoff, Kent Wardell, Rodney Brown, Ed Shank, Albert Barner. MGR.: Jerry Davis and Howard Westfall. The l95l Bulldog cagers had a fair season this year winning 5 and losing l2. With the aid of only 2' returning lettermen from the l95O squad, the team was inexperi- enced. There are eight returning prospects for the l952 season. With the ability ot these boys plus the smart coaching of Mr. Wolfe, we expect to have a proud and victorious season next year. Mr. Wolfe Rosstord .... Rossford .... 22 Rossford Rossford .... 36 Rossford Rossford .... 43 Rossford .... Rossford .... Rosstord .... 26 Rossford .... 50 Rossford .... Rossford .... Rossford .... 45 Rossford Rosstord .... Rosstord .... Rossford .... Swanton .... Clay .......... Holland .... P-burg ...... Macomber Maumee .... Swanton .... Whitmer .. Whitehouse Sylvania .... Clay .......... Pl-burg ,..... Sylvania .... Waite ........ Maumee .... Whitehouse Whitmer .. FRONT ROW: Mathew Vedra, Tom Minorcin, Joe Barna, Frank Kubovich, Herb Young, Ed Tucholski, E. Simenski. BACK ROW: Coach Wolfe, Tom Bodik, Mgr., John Pupik, Dick Fitzgerald, Tony Durco, Leo Voscik, Tony Zowojski, Dick Sevenish, Mgr. FFGUK Cwfer Semor fddze. Jumor Guard Se mor Gun rd Se mor i i I1 ll if' QM Wa 'Fwy Jumor Qfwafcf 'JU'7f0 .Z is ,, 14 vxi Q Wg - LSA? ' n- , - , F i? f- ggi ? W W - N ' :ff7:f5'v X L Q NXNXN 5 X L e 0 ffefbfe ::.A: in for wa ro' ' 50,06 fwwar 0' 'fopfv 5 y qw! e f iwfQQ W wJ gw gfg i f ' 7502177 y John W mmf - Jw Fm-wwf sw? V U 19 U0lUl y f fe if fi Inward' Soplv 6 ua fd 50,06 ,fi-QTJ ' N M.. W X f ' I 1 ' g If 2 5 su h- -K I LIEHTWEIEHTS BACK ROW: Cooch Colmery, Roy Joecques, Jerry Holl, Len Vidra, Henry Klepacz, Bob Hoube, Bob Gyori. FRONT ROW: Gene Brown, Vince Longevin, Joe Kolonko, Les Vicory, Frank LoVror, Clyde Tisdole, Dick Molik. MANAGERS: Bob Szul ond Jock Troutner. BllSEBllLL The baseball team of l949-50 had a fair season, winning four and losing nine games. Mr. Long, baseball coach, started the season with a new team with the exception of six boys from the 1948 squad. SC H ED U LE Rossford ......... ...... 7 Whitmer ..... .... Rossfo rd ......... ....... 0 C lay .... ....... l 0 Rossford ......... ...... 5 Maumee ..... .... Rossford ......... ...... 6 P-bu rg .... .... Rossford ......... ....... 4 Sylvania ..... .... Rossford ......... ...... 5 Whitmer ..... .... Rossford ......... ....... 6 Clay ....... ....... l 6 Rossford ......... ......... 2 4 Maumee ..... .... Rossford ......... ....... 2 P-bu rg .... ....... 6 E. N. ll. League Standings Team Won Lost Percent Whitmer .. 9 l 900 Clay .... .- 9 l 900 P-bu rg -. 5 5 500 Rossford ....... .. 4 6 .400 Sylvania .. 3 7 300 Maumee ....... .. 0 l 0 000 l 53 AMERICAN LEAGUE BOWLERS FRONT ROW: Don Zowojski, Dick Worchuck, Connie Radwonski BACK ROW: Dick Gwozdz, Ed Tucholski. BUWLINE TEAMS FRONT ROW: Steve Zowojski, Joe Kolonko, Don Kemp. BACK ROW: John Pupik, Tony Zowojski. NATIONAL LEAGUE BOWLERS El1lL'S ATHLETIC llSSUlIlllTll1N The G. A. A. consists of girls who enjoy actively engaging in sports and this year 31 regular members participated. . ln order for a freshman girl to become a member she must take two teams of her own choosing. Any regular member who makes at least 6 teams receives a G A A pin. ln order to get a letter, you must make 12 teams. ln each sport, the girls are placed on teams. These teams then compete and the results are recorded by the head of sports. The club members and the sports in which they engaged are listed below Appt, joan 3 Bailey, Norma 2 Bonzani, Audrey l,2,3 Brown, Beverly 1,2,3 Cox, Marilyn l,2,3 Dombrowiak, Dolores 1,2,3 Durivage, Betty Lou 1,2,3 Ferguson, Mary jean 1,2,3 Folcik, Mary Ann 1,2,3 Gwozdz, Nancy 1,3 Key, Betty 2,3 Kocian, Betty 1,2,3 Lane, Carol 2 Mareno, Carol 1,3 Meyers, Carol 1,2,3 Olic, Elizabeth 2,3 Palka, Martha 2 Peer, Pat 2,3 Stepan, Helen 1,2,3 Stolar, josephine 1,3 Stolar, Wilma 3 Szychowski, joan l,2,3 Vancena, Barbara l,2,3 Vavrik, Molly 1,3 Zdybek, Mary jane 1,3 Zuchowski, Helene l,2,3 Zuchowski, Marilyn 2,3 The above numbers refer to the following key: 1 Basketball 2 Bowling 3 Volleyball Tues. Sat. Sat. Fri. Fri. Fri. Mon. Fri. Fri. Sat. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. Tues. Thurs Fri. Fri. Sat. Thurs Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Wed. Mon. Sept. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. ll.H.S. CALENDAR First day of school, Senior Steps are rapidly placed into use by anxious Seniors. 9--G.N.C. Football Premiere held in Whitmer Memorial Stadium, Rossford held Whitmer and Clay to a scoreless tie. l6-First football game with Monroe, there: RHS--6, MHS--25. 22-Rosstord vs. Maumee, there: We-6, They--20. 29-Spanish singer, Deo Sperandeo, entertained students at an assembly. Rossford vs. Perrysburg, here: We-6, They-26. 6-Rosstord vs. Whitmer, there: We-7, They-38. 9--Assembly on police judo, demonstrated by two ex- marines. l3--Rossford vs. Holland, there: We-6, They-l4. 20-Rossford vs. Whitehouse, there: We-O, They 26. Seniors held their roast at the Side Cut Park Shelter House. 26-Rosstord vs. Whitmer, there: We--7, They-38. 27-North Western Teachers Association Meeting. Hoooray for the teachers! ! ! 28-R.C.A. held their Hay Ride at Pierson Park. 3l-Halloween Fun Nite in Field House. l-Seniors took pictures. Let's see a big ferocious smile! 3--Rossford vs. Clay, here: We-O, They I9. 4-junior Class held their party in school. 7--Mock election sponsored by the Senior Civics Class. 9--Armistice Day! Public Speaking Class presented a play, The Mighty Mysterious Tree , for an assembly pro- gram. Y-Teens held their initiation in the old gym. lO-juniors began play practice. Rossford vs. Sylvania, here: We-O, They-l 3. l7-A gala event! junior starlets presented their play, june Mad. l8-Y-Teens cut the rug in the old gym at their dance. 23-Thanksgiving Day! Fetch the log chopper, Nellie! 28-First basketball game with Swanton, here, we cleaned them! We-31 , They-29. l-Clay vs. Rossford, there: We-22, They-49. 5-Rossford vs. Holland, there: We-32, They-40. 8-P-burg here. We couldn't find them on our own big floor . . . We 36, They-42. 12-Macomber here. Guess what happened!! We-33, They-65. i5-Seniors received pictures. OoooLooka her, ain't she pretty! I9-G.A.A. party. Lots of girls, but nobody knew how to cook! ! ! ZO-Christmas vacation started at 3:30. 25-Merry Christmas! What, another neck tie? ? ? ? ! Mon. Tues. Fri. Mon. Tues. Fri. Thurs. Fri Sat. Fri. Sat. Tues. Fri Sat. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. Fri. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Tues. Wed. Fri. Thurs. Sun. Sat. Fri. Fri. Mon. Wed. Wed. Fri. Sat. Fri. Fri. Tues. Alan. lan. Jan. lan. lan. lan. lan. lan. lan. Alan. lan. lon. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May lorIheYElIB195ll-51 I--Happy New Year! Oh my head! I I 2-School reopens for the new year. Swanton there. just squeezed by! RHS-38, SHS-36. 5-Whitmer there. Tough bunch ot hombres! We-39, They-40. 8-President's speech. That's a boy Harry! 9-Whitehouse here-that was a tough one. We-26, They-42. I2-Sylvania there-guess we showed them! RHS-50, SHS-45. I8-Cole Marionettes presented Beauty and the Beast . I9-Clay here-invaders take us. We-49, They-53. End of tirst semester. 20-Seventh graders have fun at their class party! Senior Prom, and all went well. Couples danced to the music of Benny Zajac's Band. 26-P-burg there-can't be beaten twice. We-60, They- 59. 27-Sylvania here-taken one, taken twice. We-45, They 35. 30-Waite Indians went on a rampage. We-26, They--43. 2 -Maumee there. We-40, They--57. We couldn't hit the broadside of a barn that night. 3-Ninth grade enjoyed themselves at their party. 6-Rosstord traveled to Whitehouse. RHS-5I, WHS-7l. Seniors received name cards. 7-Group pictures taken .... 9-P-burg and Maumee teachers invaded Rossford. No school! Rossford vs. Whitmer, here: We-3I, They-33. IO-GAA held Splash Party at the Catholic Club. The water was very wet . . . Seniors took Scholarship Tests at B.G. I6--Rosstord duels Gibsonburg in Fremont Protest Tourna- ment. Which way did they go! ! I I 2I-Crime Prevention Week. The Hi-Y boys' sponsored an assembly. Sarg. Chas. Stewart of the Toledo Police spoke. -Washington's Birthday. No School! ! I 22 23-Eighth grade class party in the old gym. 6 -Athletic Banquet. 4 7-Lenten Service. Dr. Long speaker. I6 --D.E.C. sponsors dance in the old gym. -Easter vacation began. Hoooray! -Easter Day. The Bunny Day is here. -juniors held I-Hop in the Field House. -Seniors present Cheaper by the Dozen . -Denison Players amuse students at an assembly. -R.C.A. sponsored a soc-dance in the old gym. 2-Style Show. Who let the boys in???? 22 25 3l I3-Seniors began play practice. 20 23 25 4-Carnival and Mardi Gras. 5-Scholarship tests at Bowling Green University. All the brains attended. II-Spring Concert given by R.H.S. band in the auditorium. 25 -junior-Senior Ball. Held at the Secor Hotel. Where'd the youngsters come from? 29--lt's here, the last day of school! Twenty-three skidoo! GRADUATION NIGHT. NOT THE END, JUST THE BEGINNING! . .. The Maroon and Gray nl Libbey-Uwens-Ford You members of the graduating class of Rossford High School certainly are familiar with the Maroon and Gray of your school. But have you heard of the maroon and gray of Libbey- Owens-Ford? Employees in our huge Rossford plate glass plants see a mem- ber of the maroon family daily. lt is a color shade of rouge which polishes the surfaces of plate glass blanks to give a smooth, lustrous finish. Along the grinding and polishing lines where the outer roughness of the blanks is removed by giant and precision machinery, the maroon-color of the rouge is seen almost everywhere. The gray referred to is a popular shade of Vitrolitef struc- tural glass made by Libbey-Owens-Ford for use in kitchens, bathrooms and on storefronts. A recent survey showed gray to be one of the favored colors among the l2 which L-O-F makes. You'll remember Maroon and Gray as the years roll by. 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Johnson The Prescription Drug Store af Rossford MYERS REXAll PHARMACY S p Street, Corner of Elm T I phone WA. 3003 THE R KOCH lumber Company ROSSFORD PHARMACY Wa. 7841 L b Prescription Dr gg B Id S ppl P d C I D g --S d' Cf PybgYd MaumeeYd IC CdY LU 44422 LU 3 2421 CARl SCHMIDT MOTOR SAlES CHEVROLET Sales Service Parts PERRYSBUR6, OHIO Phone 44327 I KlENA JEWELRY STORE CHESTER'S SUPER MARKET Bum' Hamilton' Eel and Swiss Watches Quality Gfocefies Rogers I847 6' Community Fresh Meats Silverware Sets Fruits-Vegetables Ladies and Gents Frozen Foods Speidel Watch Bands Carry Out Beverages Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Keepsake and International Wedding and Engagement 512 Dixie Highway Ring Sets WA' 944I lI8 Louisiana Ave. Phone 4-4296 Perrysburg, Ohio FRONT PONTIAC SALES See us for the best deal on your next NEW or USED car Complete Parts Automotive Service Wholesale - Retail SERVICE THAT SATISFIES --Perrysburg-- Phone LU 4-4327 Wrecker Service 64 Compliments of Dr. John E. 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Rossford, Ohio Compliments of SCHREIER GREENHOUSE WA. 1941 East River Road Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments Compliments O of MONARCH BUILDERS NAMES F099 MARKET SUPPLY INC, 134 Bergen sf. WA. 2837 Schreier Rd. WA. 5664 We Deliver ' THE LOESCH MOTOR CO. Ford Cars, Trucks Cr Farm Tractors Dependable Automotive Maintenance Phone 3-3311 204-215 W. Wayne St. Maumee, Ohio 66 Compliments of ROSSFORD FUNERAL HOME Compliments of DAIRY BAR Open 9-10 Mgr. Robt. Kinsal New FUR ,451 FROM REFRIGERATOR fwlf Z ,...:. , .,V1.,.,.:,: 31-' ' W , P f' -6 N f - g1ANQX1 52:2 LF jg' 4A', 'I ' , gbgr rg -,.. '-1: wg 1, 1 1535 1 'KQ -,G . ' 35 :1' ' ,,- FHL X vt- Y X ... I . 1 , F1 Pa L , F- s m '1 so 5 E l T,,,, in 5 ' .aj f ? X effing PH l LCO 818 iff, Also available in 10 and 12 cu. fi. sizes Choose the size to fit your needs. Get it now- pay V se it on A G E R' S WAIbridge 9491 417 Superior est new ...here at the lowest Price Ever Uffered! PHILCO 818-Everything you want now in one new 1951 refrigerator . . . 2 D A t t' D oors, u oma IC e- frost. There's nothing like it for features and value at ltn pr1ce! See It now! 0 Revolulionary 2-Door Desig 0 No Defrosfing anywhere 0 B II Z roZoneFr e 0 Fully Adiuslable Shelves 0 Huge Double Crispers 'J',!'g.,,, PHILCO 712 Rossford, Ohio Compliments While benefiting, as a depositor, by of our Bank's safety and service, you may I . find that our Bank can serve you in a Rqgef S Appllqngg cgnfgf surprising number of ways. C. E. Appliances R- C- A- Television The Rossford Savings Bunk Maumee Ohm Rossford, Ohio GIRL GRADUATES .... Before you decide on your B.G.C. lBusiness Girl Career to youl, be sure to window shop the wonderful variety of opportunities in the Telephone Company. You may find a job that's just your size. Come in and talk it over. THE OHIO BEll TELEPHONE COMPANY Women's Employment Office Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. BOWLING IS FUN Enjoy this pleasant healthful sport at the Rossford Recreation Bowling Alleys. When the fancy Strikes you or you can Spare the time, we are ready to serve you. ROSSFORD RECREATION