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

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CL... W!! We, the class of 1956, of Rossford High School, Rossford, Wood County, Ohio, being of sound mind cmd able body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, that is to say: We give and bequeath: D. Bilka's iob at Tiedtkes to Arnold Painter. I. Blevin's southern accent to Sam Sirignano. B. Brock's quiet politeness to Leo Parrott. S. Brown's ability to be tardy all the time to Connie Brown. S. Cole's big brown eyes to Barb Folcik. I. Davenport's dancing feet to Loretta Davenport. L. Denko's typing in Iournalism class to Billy Kuzyk. E. Eaton's presidency of the Y-Teens to Faye Westfall. C. Ferguson's engagement ring to Violet Ferguson. R. Ferguson's sleeping in study hall 25 to Gary Davenport. R. Gercak's part in the Senior Play to Iohn Losonsky. I. Gladish's ability to crack jokes in civics to Ed Reiter. M. Gorka's burning the midnight oil to Sandra Young. I. Grod's ability to get along with people to Carol Lee Anderson. C. llconich's homecoming crown to some deserving Iunior. I. Kish's locker and books to David Kemp. F. Kocian's ability to be the biggest pest in Iournalism class to M. Tilimon. A. Kolen's' ability to get along with the teachers to Denna Reed. B. Kopp's ability to cooperate with people to Eunice Wood. B. Kopp's quietness to Beverly Rhodes. R. Kovac's three years going steady to some lucky girl in the school. R. Kubista's mopping up the floor at Dairy Bar on Saturday to Bob Pollick. W. Kubista's intramural basketball team to Steve Balla. I. Kuzyk's ability to talk a mile a minute to Babe Duly. O. Laursen's physic's book to Steve Kormanyos. E. Lewis's scholastic ability to Clyde Boenke. C. Losonsky's skatter brain to Iudy Lehner. I. Martin's gold tooth to Ed Greer. W. Martin's laugh to Hattie Barner. R. Miller's used car lot to Allan Cox. D. Moreno's athletic skill to Dennis Robison. I. Mutchler's personality and smile to Caroline Pennese. M. Nawrocki's worries about the annual to Ron Hetman. I. Noe1's walk to Ioan Noel. I. Palko's fickleness to Ann Kraus. T. Rossler's Ford to Carl Paulsen. R. Rumer's paper route to Iohn Rumer. E. Shanks fishing flies to Ioe Durco. L. Slocum's hot rod driving to anyone who wants it. I. Steininger's father to the school. E.. Stolar's imitations of Mr. McGoo to Frank Zuchowski. W. Szul's wisecrackingto Calvin Eckman. C. Tinney's ability to keep a straight face to Mary Ann Hofer. D. Vidra's ability to argue with the teachers to Scott Champion. B. Walter's seductive powers and woman appeal to Mike Langevin. K. Wardell's position as Student Council president to Tom Brown. F. Wentland's wittiness to Dick Fix. B. Woiton's gun and hunting ability to Ted Kobylak. M. Wood's riding around in the Olds to Iudy Woods.

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667,66 ,zbfyforg In the fall of 52 we began our Freshman year at R.H.S. Although a little shy and inexperienced, we gathered for our first class meeting and elected our class officers. Bob Iunker served as our President, Larry Denko as Vice- President, Carole Losonsky, as Secretary, Edgar Shank as Treasurer, and Rosemary Halada as Reporter. We were assisted by Mrs. Baggett and Mr. Steininger. Then we were Sophomores. This year was a very successful one for us. We sponsored our Sophomore Skating Party and also a Mistletoe Dance, which has since become a Sophomore tradition. Our class officers this year were Larry Denko as President, Connie Ilconich as Vice-President, and Carole Losonsky as Secretary-Treasurer. Our advisors were Mr. Edington and Mr. Stebbins. During our Iunior year we learned the true meaning of responsibility. We presented a very successful I-Hop and Iunior-Senior Ball. We were proud of the iob we did in our magazine campaign, as our sales topped other years. A good time was had by all as we presented our Iunior Play, entitled The Baby Sitter. Our class officers were Mary Ann Gorka, as President, lim Chris- toff as Vice-President, Carole Losonsky as Secretary, and Larry Denko as Treasurer. Our advisors this year were Mr. Gladieux and Mr. Butt. Seniorsl The Senior Steps never looked better. Our first event of the year was our Senior Play which was entitled The Boarding House Reach. Slowly, but surely we planned our trip to New York City. We worked long and hard to fill our class treasury. Our Senior Carnival was successful financially and loads of fun, so we were told. In what seemed like no time at all we found ourselves boarding the train to New York and began our unforgettable Senior Trip. Graduation! The day long awaited was here. As we look forward into the future we are quite sure that none of us will ever forget our high-school days, and all our memorable experiences at R.H.S. Class Motto: WE'LL FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE. Class Colors: BLUE AND WHITE. Class Flower: RED ROSE.

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