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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

R 3 fu.-1 , 4 THE 27th ISSUE OF THE MAROON AND GRAY 1954+ 1 . '. ' X o N 4 1 .. ,' ,' P, ' . 54' ROSSFORD HIGH SCHOOL Published by the P lnted by the ,IOURNALISM CLASS GRAY PRINTING COMPANY of Rossford High School Rossford, Ohio A0 dnl! ..A'LlfLlfLd! E820 f STANDING: Ron Bielski, Tina Pietrasz, Martha Inman, Betty Kubista. Mr. H. Kohler. SITTING: Les Vicary, Business Managerg Ag Palka, Judy Lewis, Editor-i Chief: Darlene Shallo, Literary Editor: jim Zdybek, jack Burdo. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION.. .................. . . . GRADUATES ........ UN DERCLASSMEN .... ORGANIZATIONS .... CALENDAR ...... SPORTS ............. ADVERTISEMENTS ..... 3 9 Zl 31 44 48 6l QQ r gg g Earn! of giofucafion LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Knurek, Vine President, lrving Richards, Joe Losonsky, Earl Lewis, President: Superintendent C. ll. Burns, Bernice Schrocpcl, Clerk-Secretary, John Names. Login? .xgheacl in 1954 We are taught to think positive, not negative: to look up, not downg to look ahead, not backward. We know this Class of I954 will look forward to meeting the problems of the fu- ture with all the vim and vigor, the eagerness and enthusiasm, that is possessed so largely by the young men and women who form this class. For the past dozen years, you have been preparing yourselves for the day when you will gradually slip from the protecting wing of your parents and Hnally stand alone even as they did before you. Some of you will seek employment, others will marry and form new house- holds while still others will continue their education. Regardless of what you do, there will be problems to solve, difficulties to untangle, battles to be won over and over again. This board is confident that the Class of l954 will measure up to and exceed the standards which have been set by your predecessors. Y .sh 1 G. H. BURNS, Superintendent Moral, ethical, and spiritual val- ues have been from the hrst an indispensable element of the pro- gram of the American public school. We shall continue to employ every means possible to instill high moral principles in our youth of today. We regard this building of strong character in our boys and girls as our most lofty objective, and join in friendly partnership with the home, the church, and all other constructive community agencies to this end. Wlien we build, let us think we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor present use alone. Class of I954, congratulations on a fine year book and on the completion of your high school course. l hope you will continue to move forward, dedicating your lives to the improvement of your own character and to the enrichment of society. Be world builders and benefactors. A man rises to his full stature when he discovers the great truth-l am here not to get but to give. E. E.. ANDRIZWS, Principal JO ELLEN BAGGETT Commercial ELOISE BARTHOLD Foreign Languages B. F. BUTT Commercial KATI IERINE COLLINS jr. IIi. Science and English 'A CULTY ,I H BENNER Music A. B. CROOP Industrial Arts PATRICIA BINDING Physcial Education D R EDINGTON Social Science and English H. J. KOHLER English M. E. LONG Physcial Education and Social Science I' BERTHA SCHAAF English and Social Studies j. R. STEBBINS Science C. l... STEININGER Mathematics Qi sax lfnf RUTH SWEET fi' V A V.V, ,, , Home Economics 1 V f 104 5 b ., l ww! A 4 3 I J Q C - I X - S. R. WEBER jr. Hi. Nlath ancl Physical Education G. C. WOLFE Industrial Arts 3 '-:rn Bernice Schroeppel Marilyn Dombroviak om. ,W Our girls in the office give a cheery atmosphere to every- thing they touch. Maintenance Mrs. Dobes Mrs. N CZ Staff y Mrs. Lomasciewski Mr. Fred Richards Mr, Frank Boice ff o N N NX. asf Qifadaafea JANET RACER Commercial President Class Vice-President I I: Home Ec. Club IO, II, IZ: National Honor Society ll, IZ: Hall Monitors IZ: D.E.C.A.' IZ: R.C.A. 9, IO, II, IZ: C.A.A. IO, II, IZ, Vice President IZ: Y-Teens II, IZ: Junior Play: Senior Play. JOYCE JEAN GWOZDZ Commercial Secretary Class Vice-President IO: Girls' Chorus II: Mixed Chorus II: Majorettes IO, II: Home Ec. Club IO, II, Vice-President IO. President I I: R.C.A. 9, IO, II: D.E.C.A. I2:G.A.A. IO, II, IZ. President IZ: Y-Teens IO, II: Junior Play: Senior Play: Homecoming Attendant I I, IZ. PATRICIA ANN BARTALSKY npat., Commercial Girls' Chorus I I :Mixed Chorus I I : Majorettes 9, I I, IZ: Home Ee. Club IO, II, IZ, Reporter IO, Vice President IZ: R.C.A. 9.10, II, l2:G.A.A. l0,Il, IZ: Y-Teens IO, II, IZ: Homecom- ing Queen Attendant II, IZ: Fun Nite Queen 'IZ: Junior Play: Senior Play. RODNEY McGRAW Academic Vice-Presiden t Student Council I0, II: Na- tional Honor Society II, IZ: Hi-Y 9, IO, II, IZ: Chaplain IO, Secretary II: Reserve Baseball 9, IO: Lightweight Basketball 9: Varsity Football 9, IO, II, IZ: Junior Play: Senior Play. DONALD KEMP Don' ' Academic Treasurer National Honor Society I I, IZ: Varsity Football Manager IO: Lightweight Basketball Man- ager IO: Class Treasurer II: Bowling Team 9, IO, II, IZ, Capt. IO, IZ: Senior Play. JANE BAUMAN .. - .. J anne Academic Band 9: Girls' Chorus IO, II: Mixed Chorus IO, II: Home Ec. Club IO: National Honor Society II, IZ: Librarians 9, IO, II, Secretary-Treasurer IO: G.A.A. 9, IO, II, IZ: Y-Teens IO, II, IZ, Secretary II: Var- sity Cheerleader I'l, IZ: Class Vice-President 9: Class Pres- ident II: Homecoming Queen IZ: Senior Play. Wk W B7?'J5 ' :Y Q. Y ' ' El if ,xv A X X' A0 RONALD EDWARD BI ELSKI 1 uBevo' 1 Industrial Arla Band 9, I0: Boys' Chorus 9, IO, II: Mixed Chorus I0, ll: R-Echo Staff IZg Annual Staff IZ: Projection Squad 9, I0, I I, IZ, Vice-President IZ, Hi-Y 9, I0, I I, IZ: Varsity Football I I, IZ: Baseball 9, I0, II, IZ: junior Play: Senior Play. LENARD CASWALL ..Len.. Academic Hi-Y 9, IO, ll, IZ: Varsity Football 9, I0. Il. IZ: Light- weight Basketball Manager I0: Junior Play, Senior Play, Stage Manager. JACK BURDO Jackson General R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff H: D.E.C.A. IZ: Photo Club JOSEPH CEPARSKI njoe. . Indusirial Arts Band 9: Varsity Football II, IZ: Reserve Baseball I0. URBAN C. CANFI ELD Bud Academic Centerville High School in Centerville, Ohio, in Freshman and Sophomore Years: Hi-Y IZ, Varsity Football II, IZ, Baseball II, IZ: Senior Play: Varsity Basketball IZ. RUDOLPH CEPKO, J R. Rudy Academic National Honor Society I I, IZ: I-li-Y 9, IO. 0120 THERESA ANN FOLCI K ..Tre8e. . Commercial Home Bc. Club I0, II, I2: R.C.A. 9, I0, II, I2: C.A.A. 9, I0, II, I2: Y-Teens I0.'lI, I2: junior Play: Senior Play. VALENTINE GACIK Val I nduslrial Arts Boys' Chorus 9. I0, II: Mixed Chorus 9, I0, II: Projection Squad 9, I0, II: Varisty Foot- ball I I: Varsity Football Man- ager I0. ROBERT GYORI ' 'Bob' ' Industrial Arla Mixed Chorus 9: Hi-Y 9, IO: Varsity Football Manager IO: Varsity Football I2: Varsity Basketball I2: Lightweight Basketball 9, I0: Varsity Base- ball II, I2: Reserve Baseball 9, I0: junior Play: Senior Play. RAYMOND HENDRZAK ..Ray.. I nduslrial Arls Boys' Chorus 9, IO, II: Mixed Chorus 9, I0, II: Baseball Manager II: Bowling I0, II, I2. RITA JEAN GWOZDZ Commercial Home Ee. Club IO, II, I2: G.A.A. 9, I0, II. I2: Y-Teens 9: Varsity Cheerleader II, I2: Lightweight Cheerleader I0: junior Play: Senior Play: iirlfg Volleyball Team I0, RICHARD HENDRZAK Dick Industrial Arla Boys' Chorus 9, I0, ll: Mixed Chorus 9, IO, II. .XJAZQJ JOHN HOWARD ..Jack.. General Band 9: Boys' Chorus 9: Photo Club I I, Treasurer I I : Camera Club Il: Projection Squad 9, IO, ll. IZ, Vice-President I2: Hi-Y 9, I0, II: Junior Play: Senior Play. GENE KOVACH, JR. Gino' ' I nduslrial Arts Macomber Hi h School Fresh- man Year. I-falf semester of Sophomore Year. Student Council IO: Varsity Basketball Ig, lIII,I!2: Varsity Baseball MARTHA JUNE INMAN ulvlert., Academic Ringgold High School in Geor- ge first semester of Freshman ear, second semester at Olney High School, and Sophomore Year at Perrysburg: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff I2: Home Ec. Club 9. ROSEMARIE KLENA ..Rosie. . Commercial Majorettes I0, II: Home Bc. Club IO, II, IZ: National Honor Society II. I2: R.C.A. 9. IO, ll, I2: G.A.A.9. l0. II. If: Iglirls' Volleyball Team MARIE ANNA KOVACIK Commercial Home Ec. Club IO, II, I2, President IO: Chess Club I0, II: Y-Teens I0, II. I2, Pres- iduxt IZ: Senior Play. ELIZABETH KUBISTA ..Betty. . Commercial R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Stalf IZ: D.E.C.A. I2. NSZZCJOVVL F RANKLYN LAVRAR FranI:' ' Academic Band 9: Dance Band 9: Na- tional Honor Society II,IZ Projection squad 9, Hi-Y 9f IO: Varsity Football 9, IO, II IZ: Lightweight Basketball 9 IO: Baseball 9, IO: Junior Play Senior Play. JUDITH ANN LEWIS njudy.. Academic Girls' Chorus 9, IO. II, IZ: Mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: Home Ee. Club IO, II, IZ: National Honor Society I I, IZ: G.A.A. IO, I I, IZ: junior Play: Girls' Volleyball Team IZ. RALPH J. LEDFORD General Boys' Chorus I I : Mixed Chor- us II: Photo Club, Secretary I I: Camera Club, President II:Hi-Y9, IO, II. ROBERTA JEAN LESSIRE. Bertie Commercial Girls' Chorus 9, I0, II, IZ: Chorus I0, II, IZ: Home Ec. Club I0: Hall Monitor II: R.C.A. 9, IO: D.E.C.A. IZ: 9, IO, II, IZ: Y-Teens RICHARD MALIK Rich lnduslrial Arts Lightweight Basketball 9: Baseball 9, IO, II, IZ: Varsity Basketball IO, II, IZ. CAROLYN MINARCIN Carol Commercial Majorette IO, Captain: Home EC. Club IO, II, IZ, Reporter IO, Secretary I I, Treasurer IZ: Hall Monitor I2: R.C.A. 9, IO, I I, IZ: D.E.C.A. IZ, Treasurer IZ: G.A.A. IO, II, IZ: Y-Teens II, IZ: junior Play. s. ZZ. ff AGNES IVIAARIE PALKA 8 Commercial Girls' Chorus IO, II, IZ: Mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: Home Ee. Club IO, II, Treas- urer II: Hall Monitor IZ: R.C.A. 9, IO, II, I2, Reporter IO: D.E.C.A. I2, Vice-Pres- ident IZ: Y-Teens IO, II, IZ, Treasurer IZ: G.A.A. 9, IO, Il, IZ, Vice-President II: Light- weight Cheerleader 9, IO, Captain IO: Varsity Cheer- leader II, I2: Junior Play. MARGARET ROSE PENNESE Margie' ' Commercial Home Ec. Club IO, II, IZ: National Honor Society I I, IZ. Secretary-Treasurer I I : R.C.A- 9, IO, II, I2, Treasurer II: G.A.A. 9, IO, II, IZ: Y-Teens IO, II, IZ, Vice-President I2: Lightweight Cheerleader 9, IO: Varsity Cheerleader II, IZ, Captain I2: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play. CLEMENTINE PIETRASZ Tina Commercial R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: Home Ee. Club I0, II, IZ, Vice-President II, President IZ: R.C.A. 9, IO, II, IZ, Secre- tary IO, Vice-President II, President IZ: D.E.C.A. IZ, Secretary I2: G.A.A. IO, II, I2, Secretary IZ: Class Treas- urer IO: junior Play: Senior Play. MAXINE PRICE SI1irley' ' Commercial Girls' Chorus 9: Hall Monitor I2: G.A.A. 9. JOANINITRINGLE 0 Commercial Perrysburg High School in Sophomore and Freshman Years: Girls' Chorus IO: Mixed Chorus IZ: Hall Monitor IZ: G.A.A. I I, I2: Senior Play. RAYMOND RADWANSKI llRayY 1 Industrial A rls Boys' Chorus 9: Projection 9, IO, II, IZ, Vice-President II, Treasurer I2. ,4 ff Q H? J 'kr DARLENE MARIE SHALLO 4.Daru1 General Girls' Chorus 9, I0, II, IZ: Mixed Chorus I0, II, IZ: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: Home EC. Club IO, II, IZ: National Honor Society II, IZ: R.C.A. 9, I0, II, IZ: G.A.A. I I, IZ: Senior Play, Prompter: Girls' Volleyball Team IZ. dl' ,IENNIE SMITHERS i' y , Commercial if-X D.E.C.A. I2: Y-Teens 9. SOPHIE SHESTAK Zosh Academic Girls' Chorus 9, I0, II, IZ: Mixed Chorus I0, II, IZ: Home Ec. Club I0, II, Treas- urer II: National Honor So- ciety II, IZ: G.A.A. 9. I0, II. IZ: Y-Teens 9: Junior Play Prompter: Girls' Volleybal Beam IO, IZ: Class Secretary i FLOYD SLOCUM I 'Soxie' I lnduslrial Arts Reserve Baseball 9, EIO. ROSE MARIE SOBIENIAK Rose' ' Commercial Home Ec. Club I0, II, Secrei tary II: R.C.A. 9, IO, II, IZ, Reporter IZ: D.E.C.A. IZ: G.A.A. 9: Y-Teens I0, II. IZ: Junior Play. JAMES JOHN sTAczEK ..-lim.. General Boys Chorus 9, I I , Mixed Chorus 9, I I : Hall Monitor I I : D.E.C.A. IZ: Projection Squad 9, I0, II, IZ: Varsity Football, Manager I I. EAIIVLCJ MARCIA ANN SZYCHOWSKI .aMarvv Commercial Home Ee. Club IO, ll: Na- tional Honor Society II, IZ: R.C.A. 9, IO, II, IZ, Treasurer IZ: G.A.A. 9, IO, II, IZ: Y-Teens IO, II, IZ: Junior Play. CAROLE JEAN WOLFE WoIfie Commercial Girls' Chorus II: Mixed Chor- us II: Home Ec. Club IO: G.A.A. 9, IO, II, IZ: Librarian 9, IO, II: D.E.C.A. IZ. CLYDE TISDALE, JR. Tis Industrial Arts Hi-Y IO, II, IZ. Treasurer IZ: Toledo Area I-Ii-Y Inter-Club President IZ: Varsity Football 9, IO, II, IZ: Lightweight Bas- ketball 9, IO: Varsity Basket- ball I I, IZ: Baseball I I : junior Play: Senior Play. LESLIE N. VICARY Peck Industrial Arts Boys' Chorus 9, IO, II: Mixed Chorus 9, IO, II: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: Hi-Y 9, IO, I I, IZ: Lightweight Basket- ball 9, IO, II: Varsity Foot- ball 9, IO, II, IZ: Baseball IO: junior Play. STEVE ZAWOJSKI ' 'japlca' ' General D.E.C.A. IZ: Projection Squad 9, IO, II, IZ, President IZ: Reserve Baseball 9, IO: Class President 9: Bowling 9, IO, I I. JAMES ZDYBEK Archie General Boys' Chorus IO, I I, IZ: Mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ: R-Echo Staff IZ: Annual Staff IZ: D.E.C.A. IZ: Projection Squad 9, IO, II, IZ, Secretary IZ: Hi-Y 9, IO, II: Varsity Foot- ball Manager IO: Baseball Manager 9, IO, II. . Maier? of fha CALM of f 9 4 We started out in l950 as Freshmen with Miss Bertha Schaaf and Miss Elaine Fenner as our advisers. Pat Rattigan very ably served as our first president. In our Sophomore year, Mr. john Colmery and Mr. James Steb- bins helped us in planning our Skating Party and other projects. Rod McGraw was our president. Mr. I-I. R. Troutner and Mr. B. F. Butt were our homeroom teachers in our Junior year. Due to the illness of our president, Jane Bauman, the vice president, Janet Rager, took office during the latter part of the year. The whole class worked very hard to make the ,I-Hop and the Junior-Senior Ball a success. ln our final year as Seniors, Miss Patricia Binding and Mr. H. Kohler were our advisers. Everyone worked to raise a lot of money for our trip to New York. Janet Rager, as the president, kept things moving all the time and helped to make our last year very successful. V, . Li -1- 'FA Liffa U fx. I I .1 uf Q 1 rf LJ, if X -. Aff' f,- sg 4 n1'J fr ' F 633.255 if ww 11: w tw' x -.-4 . 'N 5 ww PL 'KMNL Q1 ' w 4 Q 4 W --,. vw.. Q. W4 ., 4 Jp, 'J . ' ff.. shi Q if 'V 1 IMEQQ ' Q. K Q A., P s X .1 V .. 'i ' in ns- , am. X, . M glvwwl A, 1 I . rl , sl W my 1 I , 5?x1imx,. ll! f ., iw aggl Q 'P gg., ' A' 'F R wif. lim x 'Jaxx Y '8- 2 , O 1 P O oi . 'F zfamom O, x A! 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', ., : Ml g, , J 1, , , ,fr P if is 9 Q. ,X X Qu W nil? 1 x gf? ,ng ' ' A 1 4 Cliff Miller Rosemary Miller Chuck Tisdale lj Helen Dombrovnak jim Hhube Barb Kovacik ?5 .3f5'5 X' ' Rim D ' 'AQ ,- fi Rl v Q . Q fff A -. 'Q Xl 4 'ag g ' -. N 55 - 1. ' YW D X Ken McDaniel 4 A K? X wail 0 ii 8 S Q F 4 wr x Q A Donna Pezzi Dorothy Price A 1 . 1 A S Q Hs ii su X mr QW' as X Fred Schultz Nat Scott jerry Vascik Steve Vedra Bob Williams Marge Wojnar Frances Nekoranec Bill Nelson Stan Reiter Ann Russell iff!! . EK-,I Gloria Stanford Arlene Swanson Harold White Jim White Gerry Zemanski Carol Zolkiewicz john Zuchowslci omiom . ,U W , ,lei Q- fl .J Bob Rakovan Pat Reiter .-, 3. 'V ig F , - u ix 'li . . ,, . A A ., ,-,ig ' x I W Dolores Screptoclc Paul Smithers ,W A l if fi. ' I f b 5 ' -, IW 33' f. 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Connie llconich John Kish Bob Kubista Bill Kubista irecfiom Wanda Martin Joyce Noel Edgar Shank Dan Vidra Jules Mathis Amie Painter Lillian Slocum Ken Wardell Carol Losonsky Jim Martin Judy Mutchler Mem Nawrocki Tom Rossler Ron Reumer John Tilimon Linda Twinning Marion Woods ,Sap OWLOPQJ Richard Miller Dave Mareno Jackie Palko Pat Plicinski Joanne Steininger Walt Szul Fred Wentland Bernie Woj ton 25 ,QPZJAWQZVL Carol Ames Carol Lee Anderson W Phyllis Andrews Minnie Barner Steve Balla i Clyde Boenke Hattie Bamer Lucille Burwell Scott Champion Tommy Brown Allen Cox GSW DBVCHPONC Barbara Edwards J0hnnY DQVCUPOW ,,'v-V'. , 5 Tom Enderbury Joe DUYCO A ' ' Violet Ferguson ilis Barbara Folcik Florence Forbush Shirley Fredricks Russel Hlube Ted Kobylak Ron Hetman Mary Ann Hofer Paul Kudlica Mike Langevin Tom Laubenthal Don Kopp Steve Kormanyos ..!4!Wd,y:5 Judy Lehner Richard Lehner SPZJAMZH John Losfwnsksf A I Robert Min: .llm Mlerzlewskl Caroline Pennese Vivian Miller m . fi Robert Pouick y A ..,,. ' Herb Price jim Ralcovan Ed Reiter Ted Reiter Dennis Robinson Ginn Reucher y Erving Richards Richard Steglick john Tilimon Judy Schultz Tom Smith Cathy Tisdale Ron Tussing Sally Woj ton Faye Beth Westfall jerry Westfall Sandy Young Frank Zuchowski Rosemary Zuchowski Judy Woods Eunice Wood 5ZgAf!. D. Ames S. Essinger S. Laubenthal N. Nycz J J. Schroder 28 J. Balla L. Fountain M. Cerondale Hasselbach J. Lessire ll 1 L. Parrot L. Schwertfeger G. White J. Burdo Davenport L. Davenport ,A new . .r fiiafi' -. as ll.-' - jk E 'B-4 1 U, I 5 Q gs 2 ur all 1 . my u i ,l 'mags FJ' M. Hills Q 'X ,E N. Lewis D. Martin R. Mathis D. Preitor D. Pringle J. Rumer B. Slocum T. Spitnale J. Tussing ii. tw if J. I. White Wolfe T. Wood '95 J . M. E.. Davis B. Kovach R. McDaniel J. Szabo 'F C. Twining u,cce55 euenfA Qu e D. Beck A. Beloff T. Brock C. Brown S. Collins T. Dewey J. Duly . JS Nun' W. f ff 5 . L. Grimes D. Grunst Q N R. Lewis Lyman B. Parrott S. Price J. Taylor B. Tisdale M. A. Forbush J. Kachmarik D. Martin J. Schreier D. Twinning K. Galloway K. Kaczmarek -, . . S. Martin J. Slandzicki F. Vicary S. Gerondale B. Gregor B. Kopp J. Kovach Y B. Miller Noel W. Stanford, Jr. J. Szabo L. Zawoj ski O. Zawoj ski 3' Q Vx gl k :fix SRfmN.a1iw ..- w . va, E-,X.5a, I E E pwiik is 7 X K' ,,-I' ,lfgfm gk X... . - Q ,M ,. --A fm.. -' 'ag':,-Nw, ,,,...--f -if 15 vi? Q f 5,41 'V-:A --aw' Q-mm f sf fi M., 1 i '9 Y ,wg ' YQ X 1- aa' ' g 5 .st 3' X been ...J 4. f 1 34 Q , I. 1 , nxt A N k 0 , r- n K 1 9 7 vmior R 6045 mr em FOURTH ROW: Joanne Duly, Gerald Davenport, Erving Richards, Ted Reiter, Richard McDaniel, Lucille Burwell, Donna Beck. THIRD ROW: Sandra C-erondale, June Schrier, Phyliss Andrews, Barbara Kopp, Hattie Bar- ner, Josephine Brock. SECOND ROW: Joan Noal, Juanita Collins, Judy Lyman, Lorene Zawojski, Leontine Crimes, Kay Galloway, Betty Tisdale. FIRST ROW: Diane Crunst, Olga Zawojski, Betty Miller, Mary Jane Forbush, Sandra Martin, Barbara Parrott, Norman Lewis, Paul Tesluk. Four Freshmen represented the Red Cross in Toledo. At some of their meetings they toured the Toledo Public Library and the Blood Center, a teacher from England talked to them on the dif- ference between the teen-agers of England and those of the United States. The 8th grade boys sold pop-corn to earn money for gift boxes: fifteen boxes were sent. The '7 th grade girls made one hundred nut cups for Valentines Day for the Veterans' Hospitals. Freshmen workers also sent correspondence albums to Switz- erland and other countries. Aa! Wonifom 'P' fl , THIRD ROW: Aggie Palka, CloriaStanford.Carolyn Min- archin, Janet Rager. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kovacik, Marian Woods, Maxine Price. FIRST ROW:joannePringle, Margie Pennese. og rarzfalfw BACK: Judy Mutchler, Miss Barthold. FRONT: Rose Mary Halada, Ann Russell. This picture at the right was taken during the li- brarians, display of Book Week. a Bs Quia W9 'fl M n G3 FIFTII ROW: Ella Eaton, Jackie Palko, Shirley Frederick, Bob Rakovan, Cliff Miller, Rose Klena, Gerry Zemanski, Donna Pezzi, Mrs. Baggett. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Ceparski, Helen Dombroviak, Janet Rager, Aggie Palka. Darlene Shallo, Theresa Folcik, Margie Pennese, Sally Woj ton, Irene C-rod. THIRD ROW: Florence Forbush, Rose Mary Halada, Margie Wojnar, Cathy Tisdale, Carol Ames, Barbara Folcik, Caroline Pennese, Virginia Reucher, Violet Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Carol Losonsky, Unice Woods, Rose Mary Miller, Shirley La Rue, Rosalie Kovach, Karen Heinman, Sharon Fitzgerald, Joanne Zawojski, Judy Schultz. FIRST ROW: Vivian Miller, Rose Mary Zuchowski, Rose Marie Sobieniak, Tina Pietrasz. Carolyn Minarcin, Marcia Szychnwski, Carol I.ee Anderson, Charlene Ferguson. rjyifilfrigulfiue gicfmcalfion k N - ,W ..,-.,,.1 so ' 5 , Q A ,l 8-n. 5- :A . vags Q l ' .3 wr' '.- ':: T' 1 -W QS C., A 7, if ' 'X SECOND ROW: Mr. Butt, Steve Zawojski, Carolyn Minarcin, Carole Wolfe, Jim Staczek, Jack Burdo, Jim Zdybelc. FIRST ROW: Betty Kubista, Jennie Smithers, Rose Solaieniak, Janet Rager, Aggie Palka, Roberta Leszsirc, Joyce Gwozdz, Tina Pietrasz. U. New mi - O FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Minarcin, Judy Mutchler, Donna llconich, Rose Klena, Carole Wolfe, Jane Bauman, Gerry Zemanski, Judy Lewis, Sue Lingenfelder, Miss Binding. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lorenc, Jackie Palko, Ella Eaton, Janet Rager, Theresa Folcilc, Donna Pezzi, Dorothy Andryc, Aggie Palka, Darlene Shallo, Dolores Screptock, Shirley Cole, Helen Dombroviak. SECOND ROW: Tina Pietrasz, Margie Wojnar, Joyce Cwozdz, Suzie Meinert, Dorothy Cepar- ski. Rose Mary Halada, Margie Pennese, Par Bartalsky, Shirley LaRue, Marcia Szychowski. Rosalie Kovach. FIRST ROW: Rita Cwozdz, Sharon Fitzgerald, Joanne Zawojslci, Connie llconich, Ann Russell, Karen Heinemann, Rose Mary Miller, Marian Woods, Sophie Shestak, Carol Losonsky. :.,,, l ,, . S 2 I P T Q Q Lp, 6 -M ,..,.,.,,,: .. , J- I , . or i e :, r Q WM' j e-art , . ,mg 1 A a - .xi . N ff M f 'N l '1.i..... Mfiylaf eam W STANDING: Miss Binding, Judy Lewis, Donna Ilconich, Rose Klena, Jane Bauman, Carol Wolfe. SEATED: Rita Gwozdz, Sophie Shestak, Sharon Fitzgerald, A88ie Pallra, Jo Ann Pringle, Margie Pennese, Darlene Shallo. !9A0f0 CM T STANDING: Ted Kobylak, Bob Rakovan, john Losonsky, jackie Gladish, Gerald Davis, John Wojton. Dan Vidra, John Tilliman, Arnie Painter, jules Nlatlmis, Mr. Kohler, Ed Stolar. Paul Kudlica. SITTING: Bernie Wojton. John Waypa. Marion Kobylak, Cliff Miller. The Photo Club and the Camera Club have combined pictures this year. Since the picture was taken the club has received more equipment including: clock, timer, another enlarger, and more neg- ative tanks. Cliff Miller is president of the Photo Club and Tony Kobyliak heads the Camera Club. M eelfm FOURTH ROW: Theresa Folcik, Aggie Palka, Jackiz- Palko. Suzie Lingenlielder, Judy Nlutchlcr, Donna llconich Jane Bauman, Gerry Zemanski, Carolyn Minarcin, Shirley Cole, Dorothy Ceparslii, Janet Rager, Mrs. Baggetl. THlRD ROW: Margie Wojnar, Ella Eaton. Joanne Stciningcr. Barbara Kovacilr, Pat Bartalslcy, Rose Sobienialc Donna Pezzi, Margie Pennese, Marie Kovacilc, Linda Twinning, Gloria Stanfore, Marcia Szychowslri. SECOND ROW: Carol Zolkicwicz, Rose Mary Halada, Suzie Nleincrt, Dorothy Ceparslri, lrene Grad, Frances Neko ranec, Roberta Hendrzak, Dolores Screptoclc, Nancy Lorenc, Helen Dombrovialc, Ann Russell. FIRST ROW: Charlene Ferguson, Rosalie Kovach, Sharon Fitzgerald, Connie llconich, Shirley LaRue, Karen Heine mann, Rose Mary Miller, Joanne Zawojslci, Marian Woods, Carol Losonslty. The Y-Teens Club, under the direction of lVlrs. Joanne Baggett, has spon- sored these various things throughout the year: A Harvest Dance, which took place in the latter part of October, the Christmas tree decorating, Thanksgiving and Lenten assemblies and in the spring of the year a splash party. - . ,f I ri, 1 fa. 6 'L ,A J 1 'Y 'i .f'3 N'Q0 , ,ss-. -,,.,.. ,,. rw 'TT-f -- at-fp, V'-,f n ... f .'. ,fx X ,u al. as Qs Q, Qu rw., 1 f FOURTH ROW: Len Caswell, Ron Bielslri, Cliff Miller, Ron Rumer, Jerry Vascilc, Joe Heban, Stun Reiter, John Wojton, Mr. Stebbins. THIRD ROW: Tom Enclerluury, Larry Denlco, Butch Williams. Ted Reiter. David Nlareno, Ed Reiter, Rod McGraw, Bernie Wojton, Jim Fix. SECOND ROW: Clyde Tisdale, Bob Rakovan, Ken Gwozdz, John Zuchowski, John Waypa, Bill Kubista, Walter Szul, lvlilce Langevin. FIRST ROW: Ron Tuning. Ron Hetmln, John Folcik, Gary Davenport, Dan Vidrn, lrving Richards, Tom Brown. CAM CM Q i . ,,,.. L. 1, 'K ' D3 Q 5 5 E E STANDING: Mr. Sleninger, john Wojton, Nathaniel Scott, Tom Enderbury, Linda Twining. SEATILD: Barbara Kovacik, John Waypa, Eddie Lewis, Joanne Slcninger, Richard Gcrcak, Freddie Schultz. W6Lfi0IfL6Lf Amor ocielf THIRD ROW: Miss Barthold, Rudy Cepko, Rod McGraw, Frank La Vrar, Stan Reiter, Jerry Vascik, Don Kemp. SECOND ROW: Margie Pennese, Janet Rager, Judy Lewis, Rose Marie Klena, jane Bauman, Darlene Shallo, Sophie Shestak. FIRST ROW: Rose Mary Miller, Nancy Lorenc, Sue Lingenfelder, Donna Ilconich, Sue Meinert, Sharon Fitzgerald. OWLZ 1.x WN? .W . .,..,,w :C .au as v LIN 45 'Q 3 6. tw Tl IIRD ROVV: Miss Sweet, Donna Pezzi, Carolyn Minarcin, Rose Mary Klena, Gerry Zemanski, Judy Lewis, Janet Rager. SECOND ROVV: Judy Lelmer, Darlene Shallo, Theresa Folcilc, Lucille Burwell, Margie Pennese, Faye Beth Westfall, Pat Bartalsky. FIRST ROVV: Mary Ann llofer. Sandra Young, Dorothy Ceparski, Shirely LaRue. Tina Pie- trasz, Judy Woods. rofbcflfolfz, gmac! r,...,L........9.u 5 , 4'-of , 50 ,sy I :CQ 4 STANDING: Marion Kobylak, Jack Howard, Joe Durco, Mr. Andrews, Allan Cox, Kenny Wardell. Russell Haube. SEATED: Jim Staczek, Kenny McDaniel, Steve Zawojslci, Jim Zdybek, Ron Bielslci, Ray Rad- wanslci, Cliff Miller. mee! KAOVMA --1. v .- . FOURTH ROW: Ron Tussing, John Wypa, Paul Smithers, lloward Westfall, Butch Williams, Nathaniel Scott, Gerald Davis, Don Kopp, Jim Zdybek, Mr. Benner. THIRD ROW: Betty Tisdale, Faye Beth Westfall, Lucille Burwell, Dorothy Andryc, Judy Lewis, Donna llconich, Arlene Swanson, Judy Mutchler, Sue Lingenfielder, Shirely Frederick, Judy Lehner, Unice Woods. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Hofer, Florence Forbush, Ann Russell, Sue Meinert, Donna Pezzi, Aggie Palka, Gloria Stanford, Darlene Shallo, Dorothy Price, Jo Ann Pringle, Joanne Steininger, Judy Schultz. FIRST ROW: Judy Woods, Minnie Barner, Marian Woods, Sophie Shestak, Phyllis Andrews, Sharon Fitzgerald, Connie llconich, Joanne Zawojski, Rose Mary Zuchowski, Vivian Miller. The Mixed Chorus is under the direction of Mr. Benner. Among their many appearances this year were the WSPD Television Song- sters Show, the Musical Festival at Bowling Green, and they sang at the Lenten assemblies. Mr. Benner has done very well for his first year, at teaching in Rossford. r. liorzfw 3 gl. 54.4 FOURTH ROW: Nlr. Benner, V. Ferguson, C. Pennese, V. Reuclier, S. Wcmjton, l., Slocum, Nl A. Corlcu, Palko, Nl. llassellmclc. S. Cole, E. Eaton, L. Twinning, R. l lulada, B. Kopp. TI HRD ROW: l. Crod, K. Tisdzxle, F. B. Westfall, L. Burwell. D. Anclryc, Lewis, D. llconicli A, Swanson, Nlulcliler. S. Lingenfelder, S. Fredericlcs, Leliner, li. W'ood. SECOND ROW: S. Young, R. Kovacli, Noel, Nl. A. l lofcr, F. Forbusli, A, Russell, S. Nlcincrl D. Pezzi, A. Palku, G. Stanford. D. Sliallo, D. Price, Pringle, Slciningcr, Schultz. FIRST ROW: C. Ferguson. C. Losonslcy, B. Kopp, Woods, Nl. Barner, Nl, Woods, S. Shestzik. P. Andrews, S. Fitzgerald, S. LaRue, Nl. Wojnzxr, C. llconicli, Zawojski, R. Nl. Zuchowski V. Nliller. FOURTI l ROW: Nlr. Benner, Rumcr, N. Nycz, f1.Wl1itc. C,Twining, R. NlcDiniel S. Essinger, T. Spitnule, T. Brock, D. Beck, D. Ames, B. Gregor. Tl IIRD ROW: O. Zawojski. D. Pringle, S. Cerondale. Wolfe, Seliricr, J Duly tl. Schroder, Tussing. B. Kopp, D. Pruyter, Collins. SECOND ROW: ll. Nliller, Slanclziclci, Noel, D. Crunst, Lyman, Kovfxcli l.. Crimes, L. Zuwojfslci, D. Twining. Nl. lforlnusli. FIRST ROW: P. Tesluk, Szabo, S. Luubentlwl, R. Lewis, A. Belofl, l.. Schuertfcgur N. Lewis, Szabo, T. Wood. fy: I ETS qv Zim! FOURTH IQOW: Don Kopp. l lerbert Price, William Kubisla, Butch Williams, Allan Cox, Irving Richards, Mr. Benner. Tl HRD ROVV: Margie l lasselliaeh. Shirley Fredericlcs, Mary Ann Gorka, Lillian Slocum, Jackie Pallco, liranlc Zuchowski, Phyllis Andrews, Joyce Noel. SECOND ROVV: Tommy Wood, Paul Tesluk, Jan Wolfe, Jerry Davenport, Clyde Boenke, Norm Lewis, Stanford Price. FIRST ROVV: Margie Wcmjriar, Kathy Tisclale, Pat Reiter, Rose Mary l lalacla. 0Lfbreflfe5 Pat Reiter Rose Mary Halada Q7 Kathy Tisclale Margie Wojnar amify CAQQVAJJEPJ I.!iI l' VII? Nllll IVIA, Imc Bauman, Aqnvs Palka, Nfarxgic PL-rlrlvmc, Caplamg 511:11-ly l.aRuc, Sharon lfilzgcralcl, Rita Uxwuniz. OEgAfweig!Llf Lewin em RACK RUVV: I.llL'iH0 Harwell, iluzly Ix1lII1'I1li'!', Cnnniv llconich. VRONVIN ROXV: Caroline Pvn- Ilcsc, ,Indy Xvoods, 1xf1ill'i0Il Nvomls, Captain. v- - 4- , F ' ' G' , X .lm N L ', 4. of 7 ,Q -.5 1 K 5 .,.sQ.S filly ' 5 ., Q swab KQLIQJQP SEPTEMBER 7-Teachers' Meeting 8:30 A.M. and registration of new pupils at !0:00 A.M 8-Pupils report for final registration 8:30 A.M. Classes begin l2:30 P.M. I2-C.N.C. Football Premier at Whitmer High School. I6-junior Class Magazine Campaign begins. I8-Football Game here. Rossford vs Wauseon. We I2-They 0. 2!-Junior Class order rings. 25-Football Game here. Rossforcl vs Maumee. We 7-They 20. OCTOBER 2-Football Game. Rossforcl vs Perrysburg there. We I3-They 7. 5-Hi-Y Initiation in auditorium--then picnic in Crane's Woocls. 7-No School! B.I.E. Day. Teachers visit lndustry. 8-Incliviclual Pictures-Smile Pretty! 9-Football Game. Rossford vs Huron there. We 6-They 7. I0-Senior Class Roast at Farnsworth Park. Oh, what fun! I3-R.C.A. Initiation in gym, then installation in Library. I6-Football Game here. Rossforcl vs Whitmer. We 7-They I9. 22-Senior Class Pictures taken at Powell Studio. 23-Homecoming Game. Rossford vs Anthony-Wayne. We 6-They I3. Jane Bauman, Queen. 24-C-.A.A. Roast held at Siclecut Park. 27-Open House. Parents visit schools. 29-D.E.C.A. Convention helc! at Bowling Green. 30-Football Game. Rossforcl vs North Baltimore there. We 3l-They 0. NOVEMBER 6-Football Game. Rossforcl vs Clay there. We 0-They 44. 7-Sock Dance sponsored by Cheerleaders. l I-Armistice Day. No School! I3-Football Came. Rossforcl vs Sylvania there. We I2-They 6. l4--Senior Class sponsors Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. 20-Senior Class Play. To Blush Unseen . 25-Basketball Game here. Rossforcl vs Montgomery. We 38-They 46. 26-Thanksgiving Vacation. 27-Basketball Game. Rossforcl vs Wauseon there. We 44-They 46. DECEMBER l-Basketball Game. Rossforcl vs Waite there. We 44-They 65. 4-Basketball Came here. Rossford vs Clay. We 5l-They 70. I l-Basketball Game. Rossford vs Anthony-Wayne there. We 45-They 49. !8-Basketball Came here. Rossforcl vs Olney. We 50-They 55. 22-Basketball Game here. Rossforcl vs Whitmer. We 49-They 60. 23-Christmas Vacation begins. JANUARY I-Volleyball Game. Whitmer here. We 31-They 23. 2-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Perrysburg. We 47-They 56. Volleyball Game. Maumee there. We 50-They l8. 8-Basketball Game. Rossford vs Maumee there. We 53-They 40. l l--Volleyball Game. Maumee here. We 50-They 24. I2-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Burnham. We 49-They 59. I5-Basketball Game. Rossford vs Whitmer there. We 50-They 70. I6-D.E.C.A. Patch Dance held in the field house. Volleyball Game. Whitmer there. We 24-They 29. I9-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Troy-Luckey. We 54-They 56. 22--Basketball Came. Rossford vs Perrysburg there. We 63-They 80. 26-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Clay. We 50-They 6l . 29-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Anthony-Wayne. We 53-They 58. FEBRUARY 2--Basketball Game. Rossford vs Swanton there. We 48-They 47. 5-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Pemberville. We 5l-They 52. 9-Basketball Game here. Rossford vs Maumee. We 55-They 47. I2-Basketball Game. Rossford vs Burnham there. We 54-They 69. I3-J-Hop held at Eagle Point School. 22-Washington's Birthday. No School! 25-Volleyball Game. Perrysburg there. We I8-They 30. MARCH l I-Volleyball Game. Perrysburg here. We 4l-They 24. I3-St. Patrick's Day Dance sponsored by the Senior Class. I9-Sophomore Skating Party held at the Collesium. 26-Spring Music Festival held in the high school auditorium. APRIL I-Preliminary State Scholarship Tests given here at school. 8-Basketball Banquet in Field House sponsored by the GAA. 23-Card Party sponsored by the Senior Class. 24-Sock Dance in Field House sponsored by the National Honor Society. 30-Junior Class Play A Date With Judy . MAY 7-Y-Teens sponsor dance. 8-Junior Spring Outing. Zl-junior-Senior Ball held at the Woman's Club. 23-Senior Class Trip begins. 28-End of School Year. Graduation Day-An occasion for joy . . . and grief J 'XX -.K 'Q vhs! iw K.-' 5 - ..5 .fix is 5 f S LT W .4 , , 1 E , 'lb xg. 7 ww K4 O 'F 2' Us Qaida! THIRD ROW: Jim Martis, Rodney Brown, Bud Canfield, Joe Ceparski, Les Vicary. Len Cas- wall, Ron Bielski, Bob Cyori, Frank LaVrar, Rod McGraw, Clyde Tisdale, Charles Tisdale. SECOND ROW: E.. E. Andrews, Sanford Crawford, Jim Martin, Walter Szul, john Zuchowski, Howard Westfall, Jim Christoff, jerry Vascik, Andrew Krajicek, Bob Rakovan, Jim Haube, Tom Smith, Steve Vicra, Stan Weber, Aaron Croop. FIRST ROW: Ronald Tussing, Richard Gercak, Tom Brown, Stanley Brown, Edgar Shank, Eranlgcrlgocian, Ron Hetman, Dave Moreno, Gary Davenport. Mike Langevin, Richard Miller, at icms 1. FRONT: Robert Kubista. john Folcik. This year's football squad had a fairly good season, considering that the team lost a lot of Senior Lettermen. They made a pretty good accounting of themselves. The total games won or lost were four won I2 Rossford .... .... Rossford .... . . 7 Rossford .... .... l 3 Rossford .... .. 6 Rossford .... .. 7 Rossford .... .. 6 Rossford .... .... 3 I Rossford .... . . . 0 Rossford .... .... I 2 and five lost. Wauseon. . . Maumee .... Perrysburg. . . Huron ..... Whitmer ....,.. Anthony Wayne North Baltimore Clay ........... Sylvania .... NQOOMQZK gf WF LEFT TO RIGI IT: Sanford Crawford, Head Coach, Aaron Croopp Stan Weber. Coaches look on as boys spark up in practice before last game of season HJMAMJ Junior STANDING: Dick Sevenish, Joe Balla, Tom Brock, David Martin, Dnald Kopp, Eddie Reiter, Mike Tilimon, Tom Spitnale, Richard McDaniel, Russell Haube, Matthew Vidra. SITTING: E. E. Andrews, Ronald Hetman, Tom Brown, Scott Champion, Tom Laubenthal, Mike Langevin, Tom Smith, Gary Davenport, Steve Balla, Ronald Tussing. I-'RANK KOCIAN FULL BACK IO I I H ! s' mf 1' xx 4' CLYDE TWSDALE RIGHT-HALF G. NC, SENIOR SOPI-IOM ORE W I - gig. is Bos Gvorau CENTER SENIOR B Ax PICTURE OF' ROSSFORD PERFIYSBURG GAME LEN CASWALL LEFT-TACKLE G. N. C. SENIOR H, LES VICARY LEFT-END SENIOR LETTERIIIEN JERRY VASCIK FULL-BACK JUNIOR SENIOR RODNEY INCGRAW RIGHT ' GUARD GJWC. RONALD BIELSKI RIGHT - END SENIOR .ll FRANK LAVRAR QUARTER' BACK SENlOR LETTERMEN PICTURE OF ROSSI'-'ORD PERRYSBURG GAME SENIOR BUD CANFIELD LEFT 'GUARD lllzlwify Z?a5AeIf4af Last year's baseball team had a fairly good season. The team won 6 and lost 5 games. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. M. E. Long, the boys were in good shape to start the I954 season. Rossford Rossforcl Rossford Rossford. . . 0 Rossford Rossford TEAM RECORD Whitmer .... I 2 Clay ........ 7 Maumee ..., 8 Fremont .... 8 Whitmer .... I Sylvania .... 3 Rossforcl. . Rossford. . Rossford. . Rossford. . Rossford. . .3 .I8 .24 .I .3 Perrysburg Maumee. . Perrysburg Clay ...... Sylvania . . Mr. M. E. Long is looking forward to a better season this year with about half of the boys returning. Senior boys who are returning this year are Dick Malik, Gene Kovach Bud Canfield, Bob Gyori, Les Vicary, and Ron Bielski. The 1953-54 Baseball Schedule is a April 6 April 9 April I3 April I6 April 23 April 30 May 4 May 7 May I4 Maumee Perrysburg Whitmer Clay Anthony Wayne Maumee Burnham Whitmer Perrysburg S follows: lllzmilfy gafefgaf STANDING: Stan Weber, Coach: Dick Malik, Bob Cyori, Gene Kovach jerry Vascik, Steve Vedra, Clyde Tisdale. SITTING: jack Gladish, Andrew Krajicek, Butch Williams, Ron Bielski Ken McDaniel, Bud Canfield, Robert Pollick. Montgomery. . . Wauseon ....... Waite ......... Clay .......... Anthony Wayne. . . . . . . Olney ......... Whitmer ....... Perrysburg .... Maumee ..... Burnham .... We They e They Whitmer ....... Troy-Luckey .... Perrysburg ..... Clay ........... Anthony Wayne Swanton ....... Pemberville ..... Maumee. .... Burnham ..... The I953-54 basketball season for the Bulldogs was none too impressive, winning only three and losing sixteen, but we are look ing for a better season next year, under the coaching of Rossforcl s new coach, Stan Weber. Most of the games were close but the odds seemed to be against the boys. Fl' WFIM QW XX 2? y, f' Q. if' J M mf GENE Kowncu CENTER'5ENIOR Gmc. lst rum, 2 ND. TEAM 2' gv , Sp , , x .ffffi 'Q 1 X ,XX , 2. 3 X 808 Q-Yom Fonwueo-semen CLYDE r:smu.E FORWA RD' SENIOR ACTION PHOTO OF ROSSFORD VS PEMBERVILLE GAME X I. , I ' f ' N igfffw x 1 ,ff ' XX 4 f ' m X ig -x,A ' Q . M ' 11 Jenn vmscnc mon mmx, out WX, ' 5 GUARD - rumen GUARD - ssmon X H w ,g 1,1 M X . is , X ' if , 1 5 X x K. it 'J ,L I x , 1 ANDY KRATICEK FORWARD - .TUNIOR 53 . X A X A SECOND TERM N, rj X A My Ov RON BIELSKI CENTERHSENIOR ACTION PHOTO OF ROSSFCRD V5 PEMBERVILLE G AM E Q- COACH STAN WEBER CONVERSES WITI-I CAPTAIN RICHARD MALIK STEVE VIDRA FORWARD- JUNIOR -, if A I I , I L I fi H BUD CANFIELID GUARD- SENIOR oggAfLU8i?Af Z?a5LeLLAczf STANDING: Mr. Croop, Ken McDaniel, Marlyn Nawroclci, Denny Robison Frank Kocian, Dave Moreno, Edgar Shank. SITTING: Bernie Wojton, Gary Davenport, Don Kopp, Butch Williams Larry Denko, Fred Wentland, jerry Westfall. TEAM RECORD We They Montgomery ..... ..... 3 5 36 Whitmer ..... Wauseon ,...... ..... 2 I 38 Troy-Luckey. . . Waite ......... ..... 3 7 30 Perrysburg ..... Clay .................,. 31 39 Clay ........... Anthony Wayne ......... 29 42 Anthony Wayne Olney ........... .... 7 2 25 Swanton .....,. Whitmer ....... ..... 3 3 43 Pemberville ..... Perrysburg ..... ..... 3 7 3I Maumee. . Maumee ..... .... 2 9 37 Sylvania. . Sylvania... .... 8 I7 WON 4 LOST I5 Mr. A. B. Croop's lightweights didn't do too well thls year but Mr. Croop is expecting a better season next year Due to a number of boys not having very much experience, they were not too well equipped this year. iyl 85Al'l'LdlfL 50542540 Z rn as '...n '18 -2 ':'Qs34 STANDING: Gary Davenport, Mike Tilimon. Eddie Reiter, Tom Laubenthal Mr. Crawford, Ted Reiter, Don Kopp, Scott Champion, Steve Balla SITTING: jim Rakovan. John Losonsky. Russel Haube, Tom Brown Ron Tussmg joe Durco, Denny Robison. SCORES OF THE SEASON Rossford ..... .......... 2 2 Rossford. .... ..... 2 9 Rossford ..... ..... 4 3 Rossford ..... ..... 2 2 Rossford ..... ..... 3 6 Rossford ..... ..... 2 2 Rossford ..... ..... 3 9 Rossford. .... ..... 3 I Rossford ...... ..... 3 9 Rossforcl ....... . ..... 27 Tournament ..... ..... 3 4 Tournament ..... ..... 2 I Total ...... ..... 3 65 Average. . . ..... 30.4 Perrysbu rg ..... Clay ........... Sylvania ....... Anthony Wayne Bowling Green . . Maumee ....... Sylvania ....... Whitmer ..... Perrysburg ..... Clay ......... Perrysburg. , . . . Fremont Ross. . Total .... Average .... zfmior Z?a5LelfAaf 'I 'fa . M 1 f Y qw KA? STANDING: Freddie Vicary, jerry Davenport, David Martin Tom Brock Richard McDaniel, Joe Kovaclu, Mr. Stebbins. SITTING: Stanford Price, joe Balla, Rossforcl Rossford Ross fo rd Rossford Rossford Rossford .... ..... Rossford .... ..... Rossford .... ..... 3 3 Rossford .... ..,.. 2 7 john Szabo, john Kachmank Norm Lewis SCHEDULE Walbridge. Clay ...... Maumee. . Perrysburg Clay ...... Perrysburg Maumee. . Whitmer. . Rossforcl .... ..... Tournament Sylvania . . Ottawa Hills Law ing TOP ROW: Ronnie Rumer, Richard Miller, Andy Krajicek, Mr. F.. E. Andrews. Howard West- fall, Cliff Miller, Ray Hendrzak. BOTTOM ROW: Johnny Davenport. Herbie Price. jules Mathis, Paul Smithers. Don Kemp. Robert Williams. The boys who bowl belong to either the National or American League, each of which is composed of I0 teams. All the teams are from the Toledo schools except Rossford's and Clay's team. The season started in October and ran until March. The games were played in the Auditorium alleys. The boys furnish their own equipment and pay for their own games. The sport is recognized as a school function and athletic awards are given. 1-4 . Mp- iii -Q. 13 S - r' 1 .A .,k, ' ' ' Q 5 Xi: , 'S '.,k . 'E' f?i.a.,. A 'K 5al-4 S, . - X has., if W USF my 'P lim 4 5 13 , J . I 4 nm 3 ,lm 4 00 Q Egg, X , A' JS'-1 ' dl5'F ,r 1' E KM, 5 1.', Y' , as' vu V 5 1111? Q: -r-vw VV am'-ver wm- Z--s.. 'Q' 4 4 1 -qu-. Xll HI HKS fax Q. .M SAX xv - INN V' B. HU! '? a K Wa? fy ir.-J' I i w 3 iw D 'fy' X 5-. H 1' THESE ADVERTISERS MADE THIS BooK POSSIBLE Meet your f d t Compliments f ABE'S DAIRY BAR Dairy Maid S p or and Maple Compliments of 6, Rossford Funeral Home O Q 2 s d Q I 0 ' .. x N i Q . A ul cv rl l 5 X X -nglql . uclnake no little plano . . . ghey have no magic to otir men'o - blood, and probably themoelveo 'll' will not be realized. Cfnake big plana: aim high in hope and work. remembering that a noble diagram once recorded will never die. cpe- ' member that our oono and grand- bono are .going to do thingo that will otagger ua. , -Daniel H. Burnham HV- 74 ' S I L o eywffifmm cuss LIBBEY' OWENS ' FORD 6 ONlY ta' u DR vc LEAN sR's FINISHING Pnocsss me 'ILIJDMOGENIZES vital tex- hock into your clothes. The fins! dryeleming are money can buy-and STAHIU costs not om Fill! CWI- cleanufs name A ROSS CLEANERS Phone WA 5307 Rossford, Ohio Complimenfs CARL F. STEINMAN INC of Chrysler-Plymouth 122 Louisiana Avenue NAMES FOOD MARKET Perrysburg, Ohio 134 Bergen St. WA. 2873 phone Lu 4-4343 Compliments of FRAUTSCHI BROS. SCHREIER GREENHOUSE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES East River Road WA. 1941 Paints. Tools, Hardware. Sporting Goods and Television PERRYSBURG, OHIO WA. 0615 Rossford 64 ALL OF US 3 Here . D Here l WISH Good Luck TO ALL OF YOU Here 5 Seniors Of 1 954 Myers Rexall Pharmacy 201 Superior Street Phone-Wa 3003 Rossford B0 Ll GI FUN Enjoy this Pleasant Healthful Sport at the Rossford Recreation When the Fancy Strikes you or you can Spare the time, we are ready to serve you. Phone WA 0102 or EL 1241 11088101111 RECREATIO We Te'eg'a F'0We'S DURICEK'S SHEll SERVICE SCHRODER FLORISTS 700 Dixie Highway Firestone Tires Cr Tubes as ARTISTIC Road Service FLORAL Motor Tune-Up DESK-:N1NC' Brake Service Hours 6:30 A.M.-11 P.M. Daily Phone WA 0759 7:00 A.M.-10 PM sunday 401 Superior St. Rossford, Ohio Ph0 1e EL 1731 R0S5f0fd- Ohio OWENSQILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY nDo1,o It is given to only afew Io use X their lie span to hendt all 4 generations to comeafter Nfxf them . . . Such was the gift of XNY ' Thomas Alva Edison, pioneer in applying electricity to better 1 the lot of mankind. ' We are proud to bear his name I Only a holder of the original Edison license Ed' p t f ' may use the name 1son as ar o its corporate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. Toledo Edison, a business-managed, tax-pay- ing electric company, is proud to be so honored . . . and we renew our pledge to serve our cus- tomers to the very best of our ability. TNI touno I QQ078 A PROGRESSIVE POWER COMPANY SERVING ONE 0F AMERICA S MOST PRODUCTIVE AREAS FRANK'S GULF SERVICE Tires Batteries Cr Lubrication Superior and Glenwood WA. 3173 ROSSFORD, OHIO Forty Years in the shoe repair service and the selling of shoes BODARTS SHOE STORE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 120 Oak Street Rossford, Ohio Compliments of ENDERBURY INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of ROSSFORD BAKERY 115 Bergin Street Rossford, Ohio WA. 6154 68 CHESTER'S SUPER MARKET COMPLETE FOOD MARKET CHOICE MEATS FRUITS-VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS CARRY OUT BEVERAGES OPEN 8 A.M.-6 P.M. 512 Dixie Highway Rossford, Ohio WA. 9441 ww! Aggie Mary J Rossford Pharmacy Quality Accuracy Bring us Your Prescriptions Grove F. Terwilliger, Prop. 24-9 Superior Corner Oak Wa 7 841 477' G Long Grov Compliments of DICK lEHNER'S MARKET Compliments of Ed's Pure Oil Service Dixie Highway C1 Eagle Point Road Phone Wa. OII3 ANTIQUE GIFT SHOP Glass ' Lamps ' China Furniture Cr Bric-a-Brac Margaret and' Wallace Brown 327 Superior Street Wa. i963 Rossford, Ohio Compliments of KNOREK'S SPORT SUPPLY 604 Dixie Highway Wa. 0431 Rossford, Ohio james C. Haynes G' Norman C. MacLennan HAYNES 8. MuclENNAN Hardware fr Service 628 Dixie Highway Wa. 0777 Rossford, Ohio Compliments of FEDERATED STORE F. BURKE, owNER Compliments of H. B. Green Dentist 70 Compliments of Monarch Builders Supply Inc. Sch reier Road Wa. 5664 Good Luck, Seniors Compliments of .IACK'S AUTO REPAIR Phone Wa. 3634 IIS Bacon Street Rossford, Ohio H 8. K SALES 8. SERVICE Expert Repair Work on all cars Superior and Maple Streets Phone Wa. 5910 Rossford, Ohio THE ROSSFORD SAVINGS BANK HOW TO HAVE MONEY WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST More and more folks, in every walk of life, are making regular deposits in their savings accounts. They know that when emergencies strike or oppor- tunities knock there's nothing quite like having cash-in-the-bank. Are you in the savings picture? We will welcome your account here at our bank. KIENA JEWELRY STORE Bulova, Hamilton, Elgin, and Swiss Watches Costume jewelry For All Occasions All Speidel Watch Bands Feature Lock Diamonds Compliments of Art Bluusey Service Station Dyna Flo, Tune-up Brake Service ARTHUR C1 ROBERT BLAUSEY Phone Wa. 73Ol 690 Dixie Highway Rossford, Ohio All prices Compliments of II8 louisiana Ave. W. A. Johnson, M.D. Phone 4-4296 Perrysburg, Ohio 11 ,. .,,. -:- A -3f' .,Y ..,. 4, ..,,.. ...Y . . ..,..,, i A.,,f,,.,,WI-4?4f4::5:vI .- -fe 41 -- H--Y v u I I. c o ' ' 1 C10 'F C o e fa QJ ' 'S' f 3 115 V ?' New ISIS!! PHILCC Electric Range I Philco Sales and Service Complete Appliance, T. V. and Radio Service Will Call for and Deliver Rossford WA5686 72 .E:Q11g,,,.i.'f:u.-1-a.1Qf,-in,-q: 3fE.0:.fL - H ,-am,-.Lf.:.xwf:-aiu-1:-'m.-.-,.-vi., ., M Af, ,-C,-'L . .-- . ,- , ,- N..