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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

le 7957 6U 00I'l CU16! gift? Published by the journalism class of Rossford High School, Rossford, Ohio Volume XXX Administration ......A.. ....... 3 Activities .,AA.A.A,.. A....,. 9 Sports .,,...... ....,....... 2 9 Classes ...........s ............ 5 1 R .Sf for? .xdclminidfrafion With a wide background of educa- tional and administrative experience, Mr. G. H. Burns since coming to Ross- ford as Superintendent of Schools has exhibited much interest in education and the School System's welfare. Under his and the School Board's direction, the High School has begun a building pro- gram to meet the increased enrollment which in years to come will become larger and larger. But as head of the Administration, Mr. Burns has done much toward making Rossford well prepared for the increase, not only in the High School, but in the entire Rossford School System. Changes in the administrative struc- ture, salary increases, and improvements of the physical plant are factors in the High School's development achieved by Mr. Burns in his years here. We who are leaving know that our brothers, sisters, and our friends who continue after us will be well prepared tor life, because of the fine leadership that has made the school system here at Rossford one of the finest in the state of Ohio. A.,, WM Superintendent, G. H. Burns oarcl of Earl lewis, President Dan Knorek, Vice President Irving Richards Principal, Building on the solid base created in the past by able leadership, a tar-sighted School Board, and a devoted faculty, Rosstord High School has made unprecedented progress in seven years under the direction of Principal, E. E. Andrews. ln his seven years as principal of Rosstord High School, Mr. Andrews has worked hard to build the academic standards and to improve the physical appearance ofthe high school campus. glclucafion E. E. Andrews Besides supervising the academic responsibilities of the school, Principal Andrews along with Mrs. Andrews carried on a very active social lite during the year attending Basketball and Football games, dances, and special events which took place during the school year. It is through this social lite of our principal that we as students get to know Mr. Andrews not only as an administrator but as a person. James Names, Sr. Joseph losonsky Bernice Schroeppel, Clerk 4 ,tzfvligf , acuffy Carole Booth A, B, Crggp AFT Industrial Arts Eloise Barthold Foreign Social Studies A. A. Gladieux iff: W Yi - Q C. 4, . !Jt,,:M::,5 '-wily. m iffffzf-wg., 6.33452 W Languages Katherine Collins Science Evelyn Belkofer Harriet Greiser English Commercial B- F' Bull , Marlene Harner Commercial Commercial Robert C. Crago Science and Math Jean Chamberlain Sugan Kinsel Heath and English and Physical Speech Education Ed Knecht James R. Stebbins Social Studies Science and Guidance H. J. Kohler English and Journalism M. E. long Health and Physical Education H. Markle, Jr. Vocal Music A. E. Perkins Instrumental Music C. L. Siemmger Mathematics Ruth Sweet Home Economics Stanley R. Weber Mathe-matics Bertha Schaff English and Social Studies James S. Owen George G. Wolfe Science and Industrial Arts Math and' Drivers Education . Qfhce MBVHYU D0mbf0V5ak Bernice Schroeppel MVS- GSOVQE Wolfe, Nurse Fred Richards, Chief Engineer John Girrell Mainfenamie Siaff, Cafeteria Workers, Mrs. Tomasiewski, Mrs. Kuzyk, Mrs. Dobes. Mrs- Kafenf MVS- 55439951 MVS. Andrews- GX ohd XC- dx CAA, CZ, Q5 5 J2f1e,,,,e,,3 Cy Clneereeaale ug MZ , Cxlorwb Uma! ,ou 550.55 g PJ . Gianni 0 '5amz 5 grae Cfullfv 0800 Juonor .szlalenla .xdcfiuified Tom Brown, Editor-in-Chief Seated: From Left: Larry Perkins, Gary Davenport, Tom Brown, Ted Reiter, and Frank Zuchowski. Row I: Sam Sirignano, Hattie Barner, Violet Ferguson, Judy Schultz, and Bob Pollick. Row 2: Mr. Kohler, Jerry Westfall, Steve Balla, Ted Kobylak, Jim Mier- zeiewski, lrv Richards, Tom Lauben- thal, and Mike Tilimon. Ted Reiter, Managing Editor al'00l'l. gl GPG? Work on the 1957 Maroon and Gray started in the fall of 1956, when newly-picked editor Tom Brown and his staff began to plan the year- book you now read. Work went on steadily throughout the school year, as the staff met and conquered things that were so new to them, copy and pictures. We worked hard. And we're proud of this '57 Maroon And Gray. We think it's the best words-and-pictures account of Rossford High to date. Gary Davenport, Business Manager 10 .gpfuolenf Counci Seated, Left to Right: Tom Brown, President, Calvin Eckman, Vice President, Connie Lehner, Treasurer, Lucy Burwell, Secretary, Mr. Gladieux, Advisor, First Row: David Coy, Sally Sabo, Malinda Sweet, Suzie Lyman, Joan Noel. Second Row: Georgette Page, Sue Schultz, Joan Schrier, Lenore Etzel, Jenny Reucher, Barbara Folcik, Faye West- fall, Caroline Pennese, Judy Woods, Judy Sabo, Julie Ann Vedra, Ann Cameron, Mary Hanak. Third Row: Spencer Cunningham, Jim Hullharst, Margo Richmond, Joan Whittenmeyer, Jo Ann Duly, Sally Woiton, Sharon Bielski, Ellen Williams, Sue Laubenthal, Mary Ann Hofer, Judy Lehner, Jim Rakovan. Fourth Row: Clyde Boenke, Dave Kemp, Tom Baker, Jim Manke, Kenny llimpf, Ed Reiter, Joe Richards, Berry Pringle, Ron Hetman, Alex Beloff, Steve Kor- manyos, Dick Fix. nnua l l gkcliond Wafiona onor Sociefy First Row, Left to Right: Judy Woods, Sa dy Y , J d L h L B - fall, Phillis Andrews, Rosemary Zuchowgki. oung U Y e ner' Ucy Urwell' Faye West Second Row: Miss Barthold, Ron Tussing, Paul Kudlica, Tom Enderbury, Tom Baker. First Row, Left to Right: Elaine Kalisik, Mary Ellen Davis, Minnie Barner, Ellen Williams Second Row: John Pocisk, Helen Klena, Janet Schroder, Sylvia Gwozdz, Clyde Boenke. Third Row: Carl Paulson, Jack Roesler, Larry Perkins, Steve Kormanyos, David Kemp. I2 arbify ul? D Seated: Mike Tilimon, Dennis Robison, Gary Daven- port, Tom Walters. Front Row: Ron Tussing, Steve Balla, Paul Kudlica, Bob Rigg, Ted Reiter, Ed Reiter, John Losonsky, Sam Sirignano, Don Kopp. Second Row: Mr. James Owens, Dennis Cox, Jim Rakovan, John Durco, Bob Pollick, Dick Fix, Mike Canfield, Bob Christian, Carl Cox, Jan Wolfe. Third Row: Jerry Davenport, Marvin Wagoner, Tom Brock, Leo Parrott, Tom Brown, Ron Hetman, Mike Langevin, Scott Champion, Tom Baker. Fourth Row: Calvin Eckman, Ray Dickerson, Tom Laubenthal, Jim McDowell, Allan Cox, Joe Durco, Carl Paulson, Jack Roesler, Jerry Westfall, Frank Zuchowski, g,4.,4. Seated: Elaine Kalisik, Sally Woiton, Faye Westfall, Minnie Barner, Mary Ann Hofer. Front Row: Mrs. Jean Chamberlin, Connie Gwozdz, Sue Richards, Carol Lee Anderson, Judy Woods, Vivian Miller, Rosemary Zuchowski, Sharon Hie- stand, Mary Ellen Davis, Judy Tussing, Judv Steward, Janet Rigg, Judy Sabo, Anita Nawricki, Barbara Parrott, Kay Galloway, Martha Brossia. Second Row: Lorene Zawoiski, Barbara Folcik, Sandra Young, Sandra Shumaker, Caroline Pennese, Mary Ann Wieczored, Irene Pollick, Loretta Daven- port, Betty Miller, Sharon Coakley, Joan Noel, Judy Leh ner, Diane Grunst. Third Row: Virginia Ceparski, Ann Bertonaschi, June Schrier, Kathleen Bartalsky, Barbara Palko, Betty Tisdale, Eunice Wood, Alice Zuchowski, Betty Kovacik, Leontine Grimes, Sue Collins, Barbara Kopp, Betty Herman, Kathy Tisdale, Phyllis An- drews, Judy Schultz. Fourth Row: Naomi Reed, Joan Wittenmeyer, Sandra Gerondale, Ellen Williams, Irene Kornasiewicz, Svlvia Gwozdz, Ruth Matteson, Shirley Fredrick, Kathleen Neagley, Donna Beck, Sharon Bielski, Sally Szychowski, Theone Luyet, Jo Ann Duly. Langevin, Mike Canfield, Dick Fix. Front Row: Ronnie Tussing, Joe Richards, Gordon Fleice, Paul Tesluk, Artie Noel, Bill Thayer, Ron Hetman, Harley Steele. Second Row: Mr. James Stebbins, Bob Pollick, Paul Kudlica, Fred Vicary, John Szabo, Joe Balla, John Poscik, John Szul. Kachmarik, Irving Richards, Bob Miller, Jim Mierze- iewski, Carl Cox, Joe Kovach. Top Row: Tom Laubenthal, Tom Enderbury, Allan Cox, Joe Durco, Ed Reiter, Mike Tilimon, Gary Davenport, Larry Perkins, Frank Zuchowski, Scott Champion. 2811.5 Seated, From Left: Mrs. Marlene Harner, Helen Klena, Judy Steward, Phyllis Andrews, Lucy Burwell, Mary Ellen Davis, Barbara Folcik. First Row: Sandra Martin, Connie Gwozdz, Rose- mary Zuchowski, Sue Richards, Ann Kraus, Martha Ann Brossia, Wilma Ruziscka, Ruth Kos, Lou Ann Schwertfeger, Sharon Heistand, Nathalie Clark, Carol Lee Anderson, Judy Woods, Judy Sabo, Joan Noel, Sue Collins, Barbara Parrott, Kay Gallo- way. Second Row: Kathy Bartolsky, June Schrier, Vivian Miller, Eunice Woods, Sue Bilka, Georgette Page, Diane Grunst, Caroline Pennese, Faye Westfall, Mary Ann Hoter, Sharon Coakley, Leontine Grimes, Sandra Shumaker, Judy Schultz, Sandy Young, Betty Kovacik, Lorene Zawoiski. Third Row: Betty Tisdale, Judy Lehner, Diane Pray- ter, Diane Pringle, Jean Nekoronec, Sandy Geron- dale, Irene Pollick, Barbara Palko, Loretta Davenport, Judy Tussing, Joan Whitenmyer, Judy Stewart, Mary Ann Wieczorek, Olga Zawoiski, Ann Bertonaschi, Penny Watkins, Violet Ferguson, Virginia Reucher. Top Row: Jeri White, Martha Kovacik, Sally Wouton, Julie Nekoronec, Nancy Duricek, Shirley Fredricks, Sharon Zemanski, Kate Neagly, Donna Beck, Sally Szychowski, Theone Luyet, Louise Bertonaschi, Jo Ann Duly, Virginia Ceparski, Anita Nawrocki, Irene Kornasiewicz, Janet Schroeder, Ellen Williams. 225. 8. C CAL Seated: Sally Woiton, Eddie Reiter, Ted Reiter, Virginia Reucher, Eunice Wood. Standing, From left: Vivian Miller, Violet Jean Ferguson, Leroy Schramm, Irving Richards, Mr. B. F. Butt, Jerry Westfall, Richard Lehner, Beverly Rhodes, Shirley Fredricks, Barbara Edwards. IQ ci ,4. cm Polllck, Sue Bllka, Loretta Davenport, Anita Naw- rocki, Kay Galloway, Violet Ferguson. Third Row: Ann Bertonaschi, Kathy Bartolsky, Betty Tisdale, Eunice Wood, Sally Woiton, Irene Kor- nasiewicz, Kate Neagly, Sally Szychowski, Theone Luyet, Julie Nekoranec, Barbara Kopp, Martha Kovacik, Louise Bertonaschi. Seated: Mary Ellen Davis, Helen Klena, Virginia Reucher, Judy Steward, Kathy Tisdale. First Row, left to Right: Vivian Miller, Rosemary Zuchowski, Elaine Kalisik, Wilma Ruziscka, Nancy DUI'iCel4, Judy Tussing, Minnie Barner, Nathalie Clark, Barbara Parrott, Mrs. Harriet Grieser. Second Row: Georgette Page, Sandra Shumaker, Judy Stewart, Ann Kraus, Suzanne Laubenthal, Irene enior ramafica Seated, From left: Julia Ann Vedra, Ann Kraus, Sharon Bielski, Janet Schroeder, Sally Zuchowski. Standing: Lou Ann Schwartzfeger, Jeri White, Sue Richards, Sylvia Gwozdz, Martha Brossia, Mrs. Kinsel, Ellen Williams, Irene Kornasiewicz, Wilma Ruziska, Penny Watkins. unior ramafic5 Seated, From Left: Barbara Rinker, Sharon Heistand, Second Row: Eloise Rudolph, Sarah Jane Lewis, Kay Betty Kovacik, Charlene Momber, Nancy Biniker. Kurfas, Kathy Robison, Mrs. Kinsel. First Row: Carol Dombroviac, Shirley Teet, Janice Third Row: Virginia Ceparski, Ruth Matterson, Donna Adams, Donna Jorosi, Diane Kubista. Beck, Sharon Coakley. jf. yjeelld Seated, From Left: Mrs. Belkofer, Sue Schultz, Joan ber, Lenofa Etzelf Janice Adams, Donna -lafosef Schrier, Connie Swartz, Kelly Roesler, Eloise Ru- Carol Myer. dolph, Lula Henry. Second Row: Sharon O'Keeph, Nancy Biniker, Barbara Rinker, Lorene Mazor, Marilyn Frost, Margo First Row: Shirley Parrot, Carol Dombroviak, Diane . Richmond, Mary Sylvester, Sandra McCreary. Kubista, Alice Nytz, Connie Lehner, Charlene Mom- ome conom icri Seated, From Left: Sharon Zemanski, Sylvia Gwozdz, Alice Zuchowski, Irene Kornasiewicz, Ellen Williams. First Row: Miss Ruth Sweet, Martha Brossia, Louise Bertonaschi, Helen Klena, Denna Reed, Judy Stewart, Nancy Durick, Nathalie Clark. 19440 CM Seated: Jack McMillan, Joe Kovach, John Schramm, Ted Kobylak, Fred Zarecky. Standing: Mr. H. Kohler, Kenney Limpf, Cris Laur- sen, Ronald Schramm, Ralph Hahn, Nathan Haga- meister, Larry Reitz. alllefa Seated: Larry Wolcott, Tom Reeves, Jack McMillan, Raymond Beier, Bill Ricketts. Standing: Larry Snyder, David Arnold, Vernon McMillan, Mr. H. Kohler. CAM CM Seated: Mr. C. L. Steininger, David Kemp, Tom En- derbury, Joe Richards, Clyde Boenke. First Row: Gerald Farringer, Tom Wood, Paul Tesluk, Norman Lewis, Ron Tussing. Second Row: Bob Miller, John Kachmarek, Steve Korrnanyos, Jack Roesler, Larry Pringle, Frank Zuch- owski, Harley Steele, Tom Baker. rofecfion ciuaf! Seated, From left: Mr. Andrews, Mike Tilimon, John Losonsky, Clyde Boenke, Joe Durco. First Row: Ronald Schramm, John Szabo, Don Staczek, Alex Beloff, Larry Reitz, Frank Jorosi, Dennis Gwozdz. Second Row: Bill Thayer, Mike Langevin, Bob Rigo, Dennis Robison, Jan Wolfe, Dave Kemp, John Szul. Seated: Howard Handley, Ed Perkins, Dennis Lau- benthal, Mr. Owens. Front Row: Fletcher McCreary, David Coy, Warner Bassett, Spencer Cunningham, Bill Brossia, Richard Stewart, Terry Agee. Second Row: Mathew Collings, Ronald Schmidt, Tom Eckman, Earl Murray, Randy Lewis, Joe Kornasie- wicz. Wlyoclef jranaporfa fion Seated: Julius Materni, Jim Manke, Douglas Burlew, Mr. Kohler. Standing: Richard Stewart, George Baker, Bill Miller, Jim Purdy, Bill Thayer, Bob Schmidt, Wallace Screptock. giguh gracle girzi, First Row: Madona Miller, Judy Davis, Juliann Browning, Charollet Smith, Margaret Boenke, Donna Wagner, Carolyn Mullins, Marie Magrum, Janet Andrews. Second Row: Sherran Noel, Kay Brown, Mary Fish- ack, Patty Leslie, Eileen Shallo, Josephine Daven- port, Judy Kurfis, Anita Gerger, Mary Hanak, Miss Collins. Third Row: Elaine Rudolph, Becky Palko, Joan Gerondale, Sharon Craine, Deanne Neagley, Sue Hemmig, Rose Kopp, Ann Cameron, Brenda Mullins. euenfA gracle GMA' First Row: Sharon Slocum, Gayle Painter, Mary Clark, Diane Tinney, Cheryle Neitz, Becky Thayer, Linda Nycz, Jean Honsberger, Paula Winter, Linda Gobbell, Judy Andryc. Second Row: Nancy Watkins, Emily Reitzel, Judy Slinker, Kathleen Keller, Tamala Burlew, Judy Sum- ner, Barbara Kemp, Patty Patton, Melinda Sweet, Elaine Burwell, Nancy Wolfe, Miss Collins. Third Row: Tina Oliver, Linda Momber, Patty Lewis, Sherlev Meyers, Sondra Kurtis, Bonnie Reed, Janet Artz, Nadine Rich, Madelyn Rowe, Karen Hubbell. Fourth Row: Sandra Dickinson, Ralynn Gordon, Bernice Haas, Connie Kerl, Sandra Materni. a Won iforzi Front, From left: Martha Kovacik, Sandy Young, Minnie Barner, Anita Nawrocki Second Row: Bob Rigg, Irene Pollick, Barbara Palko, Mr. E. E. Adrews. ol? ral-iam! Seated, From Left: Sally Szychowski, Sharon Hie- stand, Anita Nawrocki, Joan Wittenmeyer, Sue Laubenthal. Second Row: Judy Davis, Sharon Honsberger, Miss Barthold, Sharon Coakley, Barbara Kemp. girg, gbe Front Row: Pat Kaproski, Suzan Bilka, Nancy Durcik, Judy Steward, Judy Stewart, Vivian Miller, Rose- mary Zuchowski, Ann Kraus, Lu Ann Schwertfeger, Judy Sabo, Ruth Kos, Betty Miller, Sue Collins, Mary Ellen Davis, Sharon Hiestand, Joan Noel, Mary Ann Wieczorek, Alice Nycz. Second Row: Joan Schrier, lrene Pollick, Ann Bertonaschi, June Schrier, Diane Grunst, Eunice Wood, Jeri White, Suzanne Laubenthal, Leintine Grimes, Sharon Coakley, Janet Schroeder, Judy Tussing, Loriane Mazer, Judy Lehner, Martha Bros- sia, Diane Kubista, Sue Richards, Mr. David Markle. Third Row: Kathy Robinson, Kay Galloway, Betty Tisdale, Connie Gwozdz, Louise Bertonaschi, Barbara Palko, Penny Watkins, Diane Pringle, Diana Prayter, Joan Whitenmyer, Anita, Nawrocki, Betty Herman, Barbara Kopp, Kathy Bartolsky, Pauline Ryder, Georgette Page. Fourth Row: Theone Luyet, Virginia Ceparski, Karon Streit, Irene Kornasiewicz, Sharon Zemanski, Ruth Matteson, Ellen Williams, Donna Beck, Sharon Biel- ski, Sally Woiton, Shirley Fredrick, Helen Klena, Barbara Ewing, Marilyn Frost, Kay Kuluy, Virginia Hussar, Kathryn Laubenthal, Sue Schultz. J Ofud First Row: Vivian Miller, Ann Kraus, Lu Ann Schwertfeger, Judy Sabo, Ruth Kos, Betty Miller, Elaine Kalisik, Mr. David Markle. Second Row: Eunice Wood, Judy Stewart, Jeri White, Ellen Williams, Diane Prayter, Kathy Barol- sky, Sue Collins. Third Row: Judy Steward, Shirley Fredricks, Irene Kornasiewicz, Virginia Hussar, loan Whitenmyer, Janet Schroeder, Betty Herman. Fourth Row: Bob Christian, Alfred Cieply, Joseph Kopp, Stanford Price, Marvin Wagoner, Calvin Eckman, John Davenport, John Pavic, Larry Tinney, Harley Steele. 0545 ' 6401145 First Row: Mr. David Markle, Bob Christian, Harley Steele, Jerry Miller, Joseph Kopp, Ralph Waniewski. Second Row: Bill Brossia, John Davenport, John Pavic, Stanford Price, Alfred Cieply, Larry Tinney. Third Row: Robert Moore, Ronald Lewis, Andrew Tremsky, Marvin Wagoner, Rickey Drouard, Nathan Hagemeister. .cJZ'edLmen girg' 6401115 First Row: Shirley Teet, Carol Dombroviak, Barbara Herman, Carol Meier, Mr. David Markle. Second Row: Nancy Biniker, Eloise Rudolph, Connie Lehner, Kelly Roesler, Sharon O'Keefe. Third Row: Barbara Rinker, Mary Frances Sylvester, Connie Schwartz, Virginia Bryant, Sandy McCrary, Donna Jarosi. yr. .kligk Qin' 6401115 Front Row: Elaine Rudolph, Sharon Noel, Margaret Boenke, Judy Davis, Anthonette Missler, Rita Snyder, Donna Wagoner, Madonna Miller, Judy Christian, Gloria Gurtzweiler, Sonia Harner. Second Row: Juliann Browning, Patricia Leslie, Kay Brown, Miriam Swartz, Nancy Sumner, Sharon Griner, Carol Ann Mullins, Josephine Davenport, Anita Gerber, Janet Andrews, Becky Palko. Third Row: Mary Fishack, Sharon Craine, Joan Ger- ondale, Mary Hanak, Judy Laubenthal, Rose Ann Kopp, Deanne Neagley, Ann Cameron, Susan Hem- ing, Brenda Mullins. udic weary Seafedi Alex Beloff, C0Vmle Swartz, 5l1l leY Fred' Second Row: Mr. David Markle, William Nies, Janet ricks, Mary Fishack, Joe Richards. Andrews, Sharon Craine, Margaret Boenke, Mr. Front Row: Sandra Martin, Shirley Parrott, Ollie Albert Perkins. 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E457 '52 EES .cm I-:ILO oggkfweigkf gheerzzaclera Joan Whittenmyer, Sharon O'Keefe, Lynn Winters, Sandy Shumaker, Nancy Biniker, Betty Kovacik. jre5Amen Cheeraaolelu r. .jJigL CL22I'A0fle 5 Sara Jane Lewis, Janice Adams, Sue Schultz, Kelly Judy Martin, Sally Sabo, Elaine Burwell, Susan Lyman Roesler. Joyce Kish, Judy Ferguson. Lucy Burwell Violet Ferguson Caroline Pennese Judy Sabo Judy Siewarcl Elaine Kalisik ardify CAeerAac!er6 a...r....a.a. !s. '- v -V .bf ..wW,..,..... . . . -W. v jj - ?x, - ,. The Rossford Physical Education Building, erected at a cost of S306,000, was started in 1946 when the citizens ot the village voted bonds to the extent of i'p385,000 for a Foot- ball Stadium and a Physical Education Building. The actual construction was started in 1949 by the Geo. Lathrop Co. of Toledo, Ohio. The structure measures 148 feet by 159 feet and will seat 1750 people. The building is modern in every respect. The Stadium was completed in 1948 and has a seating capacity of 2100 people. porin Uaraifg .cjoofda jeam V7 Front Row: Managers-John Pavuk, Ricky Drouard, Bruce Ferguson. Second Row: Coach Alton Gladieux, Bob Rigg, Harley Steele, Emil Slavic, Dave Martin, John Kachmarik, Ray Dickerson, Berry Pringle, Pete Matonl, Dennis Cox, Assistant Coach James Owens. Third Row: Tom Walters, Marvin Wagoner, Carl Cox, Calvin Eckman, Jack Roesler, Jim McDowell, Jerry Davenport, Dick Fix, Leo Parrott, Mike Canfield, Bob Christen. Fourth Row: Principal Mr. Andrews, Tom Baker, Ron Hetman, Paul Kudlica, Frank Zuchowski, Tom Lauben- thal, Michael Tilimon, Sam Sirignano, Don Kopp, Steve Balla, Thomas Brown, Head Coach Edward Knecht. Mr. Knecht made his debut as head coach at Rossford this year. Coach Knecht was head coach at Dundee High in Michigan in 1955 and assistant coach at Scott High before that. Coach Knecht is a graduate of Scott High and of Toledo University. Due to iniuries and lack of experience early in the season, the Bulldogs gave Coach Knecht a 3-6 record. He will be looking for better seasons to come. Cyoacking Sita!! Mr. Gladieux - Backfield coach, Mr. Knecht Head Coach, Mr. Owen - Line Coach. , W ji. 4-it q 1 ,. C N H VAFRDSITY SAM Sl Tom Bnovvm f i1'fEg':f'3'f C0-CAPTAIN -simon me LANGFVUV END ' SENIOP 'SENIOR' ' ALL G.N.C. :Hmm sumo - semen Mm VAL. LINEMAN co-awww -GUARD- f 1, I gf! k PAUL KUDUCA ' 6 ZW MLA TACKLE -SENIOR RON HUMAN GTgxDLfUiil'ggAL cmrm-swan G UA RD - SENIOR SCOTT CHAMHON W FRHNK ZUCHOWSKI TOM BAKER Q-BA C K -SENIOR TOM BROCK - GUHRD- DON KQPP TACKLE -simon FULLBACK-soPHa simon -HALFBAcK- if TEAM ALLG.MC. simon MOST VAL. BACK LETTEFQIXYIEN JIM MQDOWELL 1 DICK FIX JERRYDAVENPOPT TACKLE JUNIOR HALFBACK- JUNIOR HALFBACK JUNIOR MARV WABONER ' JUNIOR I-IALFBACK Boa RIGG fix CENTER - SOPHOMORE JACK ROESLER MOST VAL. SUB- RAY DICKINSON TACKLE- JUNIOR ' FULL BACK- MIKE CANFIELD 5oPHOMoRf Q'BACK -JUNIOR DENNY cox GUARD -Jumon I Gum - somomoaf CARL cox Lfo PARROT HALFBACK-JUNIOR CAL ECKNIAN HALFBACK-JUNIOR Q-BACK ' JUNIOR P sjzerflfnefl Front Row: Left to Right: Tom Kreger, Tom Tinney, Cyril Duricek, Mike Pringle, Julius Materni, James Wieczorek. Second Row: Left to Right: Bob Rink, Billy Thayer, Roland Lehr, Coach Mr. Stanford' Crawford, Andy Tremsky, Cornelius Brown, Norman Losonsky, Reynold Davis. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Rossford 48 Ottawa Hills 0 Rossford 13 Port Clinton 33 Rossford 28 Perrysburg 29 Rossford 20 Maumee 21 Rossford 14 Anthony Wayne 36 Total 'I 23 Total 1 I 9 wraify gadLef6a eam Date Nov. 21 Nov. 23 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 Dec. 14 Dec. 21 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Front Row: Manager-Fred Vicory, Head Coach-Stan Weber, Manager-Joe Richard. Second Row: Tom Saftler, Dick Fix, Jerry Davenport, Marvin Wagoner, John Losonsky, Calvin Eckman, Larry Perkins, Dennis Robison, Allan Cox, Gary Davenport, Joe Durco, Don Kopp, Joe Balla, Mike Canfield, Jim Rakovan. We Lake 42 Troy Luckey 46 Clay 48 Ottawa Hills 36 Maumee 49 Port Clinton 51 Anthony Wayne 38 Rogers 57 Christmas Carnival Christmas Carnival Protest Tournament Protest Tournament Clyde Tournament Clyde Tournament Tiffin Tcurnament SCHEDULE They Date 39 Jan. 11 56 Jan. 12 63 Jan. 18 47 Jan. 22 43 Jan. 25 59 Feb. 1 48 Feb. 2 51 Feb. 8 TOURNAMENT GAMES Rossford , 61 Rossford 60 Rossford 68 Rossford 58 Rossford 41 Rossford 53 Rossford 54 Perrysburg Genoa Genoa Holland Maumee Anthony Wayne Leipsic Perrysburg Wausion 50 Ottawa Hills 56 Gibsonburg 58 Crestline 88 Woodville 39 Troy Luckey 52 Vanlue 59 We They 49 58 54 46 69 44 87 27 50 47 47 62 69 66 69 42 gaalefgaf In 1954, Mr. Stanley Weber came to Rossford as Varsity Basketball coach. His first two years weren't too successful but the last two years, he probed to have a strong and hard fighting team. As in 1956 his team won the Fremont Protest Tournament. ln 1955 and 1956 his team won 12 and lost 10. ln 1956 and 1957 Coach Weber's Team was runner up in the Fremont Protest Tournament. His team won the Clyde Tournament by beating the state's number one team, Troy Luckey, by the score of 53-52. In 1956 and 1957 Mr. Weber's record was 14 wins and 9 losses. In the picture below, Mr. Weber is standing with Captain John Losonsky 2nd team all G N C and Dennis Robison 3rd team All State and first team all G.N.C. AFQSITY JOHN LCLSONSKY - SENDOR ZUTEAN ALL GNC. ROBISON REBOUNDIIVG JIM R AKOVAN GARY DAVEN PORT SENIOR - GUARD FOWARD ' SENIOR DENNIS ROBISON - semen- cszvnm uw J 34 TEAM ALL- STATE ll' TEAM ALL'G:N.C. FUWARD BASK ETE3!-Xi. ALLAN cox Jos ounco - semo R- - ssmoa - FOWARD FOWARD A .ia .345 is , , .5 ik? DAVENPORT GOING UP DON KOPP -SENIUR - TOM SIITTLER F0 WA RD JUNIOR GUARD Jlgkfweighf gaALef6af! jeam Front Row: Manager Harley Steele, Larry Tinney, Richard Twining, John Szabo Back Row: Ray Moore, Bob Rigg, Jack Roesler, Joe Kovack, John Kachmarnk Coach Alton Gladiuex. Date Nov. 21 23 30 Dec. 7 14 21 Jan. 4 5 Date Jan. ll 12 I8 22 25 Feb. l 2 8 SCHEDULE Lake Troy-Lucky Clay Ottawa Hills Maumee Port Clinton Anthony Wayne Rogers Perrysburg Genoa Genoa Holland Maumee Anthony Wayne Leipsic Perrysburg We They 32 35 32 34 34 24 22 36 29 40 43 47 49 37 48 43 We They 55 34 41 52 39 29 52 24 39 42 47 45 35 35 48 53 .cL'05Al1'lell EGJLGMGXX jedi!! W Front Row: Manager-Cyril Duricek, Dennis Gwozdz, Julius Materni, James Robison, Joe Anderson, Frank Jarosi, James Reucher, Bruce Ferguson, Coach Stanford, Crawford. Second Row: Ricky Drouard, William Wittenmyer, Andrew Tremsky, Cornelius Brown, Norman Losonsky, Bill Thayer, Dan Wentland, Russell Slocum. SCHEDULE Rossford Freshman Team under the coaching of Mr. Stanford Crawford won the Orange Division of the G.N.C. with a record of 5 wins and 0 losses. They were runner-up in the Bowling Green Tournament. Rossford 43 Lake 20 Rossford 39 Ottawa Hills 27 Rossford 23 Rogers 17 Rossford Bowling Green 33 Rossford Clay 39 Rossford Genoa 24 Rossford Anthony Wayne 34 Rossford Maumee 22 Rossford Perrysburg 42 Rossford Port Clinton 41 Rossford Anthony Wayne 30 Rossford Clay 31 Rossford Bowling Green 37 yn gadgefgaff jean! Front Row: Matthew Collings, Ed Perkins, Dick Lingen- felder, Ron Ferguson, Tom Wood. Second Row: Bill Kuzyk, Manager, Jim Haulhurst, Matthew Fakosh, Tom Utley, Lynn Haas, Dennis Laubenthal, Coach James Stebbins. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Feb. Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Rossford Olney I6 Ottawa Hills 27 Bowling Green ll Lake 23 Perrysburg 34 Clay 23 Walbridge 28 Maumee 32 Perrysburg 22 Rodgers 32 Holland I9 1956 lljaraifg gadegaff jeam Front Row: Otto Laursen, Kenny Wardell, Dave Moreno, Merlyn Nawrocki, Larry Denko, John Losonsky, Jim Rakovan. Second Row: Coach Myron Long, Ron Herman, Carl Paulsen, Sam Sirignano, Denny Robison, Dich Fix, Tom Brock. Third Row: Managers Jack Gladish, Jan Wolfe. April April April April May May SCHEDULE OF 1956 I3 Rossford 3 Whitmer 4 20 Rossford 14 Perrysburg 7 24 Rossford 2 Clay 0 27 Rossford 2 Anthony Wayne I 4 Rossford 6 Maumee 4 ll Rossford 3 Sylvania 7 TOURNAMENT GAMES A Rossford I3 Norwalk St. Paul 3 Rossford 2 Clyde I Rossford 3 Crestline 4 Rossford I Woodville 0 Rossford 3 Troy Luckey 7 Uaraifg jracl lam April April April April May May May May 4 12 19 26 1 3 84.4 9 19 Front Row, L lo R: Tom Brown, Paul Kudlica, Dick 1wining, Joe Durco, Alex Beloff, Emil Slavik, Tom Walters, Ron Tussing. Second Row, I. to R: Harley Steele, Tom Baker, Ed Reiter, Dick McDanieIs, Bob Walters, Don Kopp, Dave Martin, Manager. Third Row, L to R: Stanley Weber Coach, Fred Vicary, Dick Gercak, Mike Tilimon, Fred Wentland. SCHEDULE OF 1955 Lake 371f2 Haskins 48 Libbey 391!2 Haskins 31 Rossford Perrysburg 51 Rossford Rossford Maumee Rossford Maumee 74 1X3 Rossford Libbey 69 Rossford Scores 17 1X2 in GNC for 51h place. Rossford 16 Clyde 102 Rossford Scored 5 1X2 in District Meet lljani i fy jra cl Qecorcb 120 High Hurdles 16.1 100 Yard Dash 10.6 Mile Run 4:44.3 Half Mile Relay 1139.6 440 Yard Dash 55.6 180 Yard Low Hurdles 21.3 880 Yard Run 2:13.-4 Mile Relay 3148.9 Broad Jump 7 3f4 High Jump 7 3f4 Pole Vault 6 Shot Put 5 Discus 7 of 1956 .gckeclug Don Kopp G.N.C. 1956 H. Westfall District 1955 M. Tilimon State 1956 J. Zuchowski District 1955 G. Gercak H. Westfall D. Kopp Don Kopp G.N.C. 1954 Don Kopp District 1956 M. Tilimon District 1956 Tie J. Zuchowski, M. Tilimon, R. Gercak, D. Kopp District 1955 R. Gercak, R. Kudlica, M. Tilimon, D. Kopp G.N.C. 1956 B. Walters Perrysburg 1956 R. Gercak District 1956 F. Wentland District 1956 B. Walters G.N.C. 1956 L. Caswall District 1954 Picture at the left is the start of the Mile Run in the G.N.C. meet at Maumee, in 1956. Rossford's milers are: Mike Tilimon, Front Right, and Dick Twining, Back Right, are shown. The picture at the right is the start of the 2nd lap of the 4 lap mile run at Maumee. Dave Hemminger at the left of Anthony Wayne placed 2nd, and Mike Tilimon of Rossford at the left won the meet with the time of 4:46.8. laaerue gadegaff jeam Front Row: Leo Parrott, Ralph Hahn, Tom Saftler, Paul Iemmer, Wilbur Stanford, Manager Joe Slandzicki. Second Row: Coach James Stebbins, Bill Kuzyk, Bob Christian, Larry Tinney, Mike Canfield, Hohn Szul, Joe Balla. Third Row: Marvin Wagoner, Bob Rigg, Cal Eckman, Jack Roesler, Ray Dickerson, Joe Kovach. SCHEDULE OF 1956 April Rossford 3 Perrysburg O April Rossford 9 Maumee 8 April Rossford 9 Whitmer 3 April Rossford 7 Perrysburg 9 April Rossford 2 Clay 3 May Rossford O DeVilbiss 5 May Rossford 5 Maumee 2 May Rossford l DeVilbiss 2 May Rossford I Sylvania 9 K f 66 77 OW ing eam left to Right: Tom Brown, Richard Lehner, Ed Reiter, Frank Zuchowski, Mike Langevin Ron Hetman. The Rossford A bowling team has a record of 27 wins and 15 losses for 2nd place G.N.C B K 3 If 77 ow ing eam left to Right Coach Mr. Long. Seated: John Szul, Jim Mierzeiewski, Carl Paulsen, John Durco, Bob Miller. gi,4.,4. vf.,fA,,i,ff C9 - s Fira! Row, L-R: Carol Anderson, Caroline Pennese, Faye Westfall, Lorene Zawoiski, Elaine Kalisk. Second Row, L-R: Phyllis Andrews, Sally Woiton, Sharon Bielski, Virginia Hussar, Judy Steward, Barbara Folick. g,4.,4. z?.,.,,4,,, First Row, l-R: Carol Anderson, Phyllis Andrews, Caroline Pennese, Barbara Folcik, Mrs. Jean Chamber- lain, Alice Zuchowski, Sylvia Gwozdz, Sharon Bielski, Martha Brossia. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Cgaanolar of gzuenb 5-School began 7-G.N.C. Premier 14-Wauseon game, There 2l-Maumee game, There 22 -National Honor Society Dance 28-Holland game, Here 3-B.l.E. Day 5--Perrysburg game, Here 5-Homecoming Dance l I-Underclassmen Pictures I2-Fostoria St. Wendelin, Here 17-Oilman for a Day I9-Anthony Wayne game, Here 20-Senior Roast 22-Senior Class Pictures 24-Senior Scholarship Test 25-North Baltimore game, Here 26-Teachers' Meeting, No School 2-Rodgers game, Here 8-Open House 9-Norwalk game, Here I0-G.A.A. Roast 13-Junior Class Party 16-Senior Play Rehearsal 21-Lake Basketball game, There 22-Thanksgiving Day, No School 23-Troy Luckey game, Here 28-Play Night, Maumee 30-Clay game, There I-Football Party 4-Betty Crocker Test 7-Ottawa Hills game, Here 8-Donkey Basketball game 14-Maumee game, There 15-D.E.C. Sock Dance 21-Faculty Pictures 21-Port Clinton game, Here 21--Christmas recess begins 28--Christmas Tournament 29-Christmas Tournament Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May 2-School reopened 4-Anthony Wayne, Here 5-Rodgers, There 8-Area Student Council 9-Group pictures il-Perrysburg, Here 12-Genoa, There 18-Genoa, Here T9-Senior Scholarship Test 22-Holland, Here 25-Maumee, Here 25-Assembly, Davies 26-Student Council Sock Dance 30-Band Banquet 'I-Anthony Wayne, There 2-Leipsic, There 8-Perrysburg, Here 8-Assembly, Bob Wood 16-J-Hop 'I9-Baketball Tournament, Fremont 2l-Finals Non County Tournament, Fremont 22-Washington's Birthday, No School 2-Senior Card Party 2-Class A Tournament in Clyde 2-D.E.C. State Convention-Columbus 3-D.E.C. State Convention-Columbus 8-T.U. Band Plays for Assembly 9-District Finals of Class A Tournament 'I9-lntraclass Track Meet 4-Basketball Banquet 12-Concert, Band and Glee Clubs 3-Jr. Class Play 10-Senior Carnival 18-Jr. Sr. Ball T9-Seniors leave on trip 23--Seniors return from trip 24-Commencement 28-Last day of school 8' Afh grade JM QHJJGP lg P01-fan,!9 e,.doa ! dnb Gfaaa .Mafory 2224! Eta' 'he an ,. C, fxuawtq QQ' Qff' vQg,he,o OQ1 Q aa Gwinn 9 Mor C 0' 0Z 'lb Sllellm QPGJZ 52,4 A 3 A Q42 C? KBC Q op omorea 'LAM' lg! oo! ow 9' ' Cf added President, Paul Kudlica Paul Kudlica was elected president of the class of '57 for the first time. Kudlica was active in high school athletics and was president of the National Honor Society. Other officers were Jim Rakovan, vice president, Minnie Barner, secretary, and Mike Langevin, treasurer. eniom one . . May, 1957, will mark the completion of four high school years for 60 seniors. Diplomas will be presented to l8 from the Academic, 15 in the Industrial Arts Department, 15 in the Commercial De- partment, and 12 students will be grad- uated in the General Field. This year's seniors have seen the beginning of an era of growth which is destined to make Rossford High School one of the foremost schools in the Northwestern Ohio Area. ln later years, when their minds are far from high school life and their hands are busy with briefcases, tools, and dishes, they may look back with pride upon the powerful traditions of excellence in social, athletic, and scholarship activities that they are leaving to this High School. Eur War flllfgofrm . Jim Rakovan, Vice-President Minnie Barrier, SGCYQTIYY Mike l-angevlnf T eas 'e 'QQU 1,1 f Carol Lee Anderson Carol Academic Girls' Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 105 Maiorettes ll: R.C.A. 95 G.A.A. 9- 10-11-125 Junior Play5 Class Secre- tary l05 Dramatics Club 105 Fresh- man Play. Phyllis Ruth Andrews uphylu Academic Band 9-10-11-125 Girls' Chorus 9- 10-115 Mixed Chorus 95 National Honor Society 11-125 G.A.A. 9-10 11-125 Volleyball Team 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Junior Play Prompter5 Senior Play Prompter5 Y-Teens Assistant Devotional Chairman 115 Y-Teen Vice President 125 Dramatics Club 105 Tennis Club 125 Freshman Play Prompter5 Operetta 11. Hattie Beatrice Barrier HBealI General Girls' Chorus 10-115 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 10. Minnie Barner Minette Commercial Band 11-125 Girls' Chorus 9-10-115 Mixed Chorus 9-105 Maiorettes 11- 125 National Honor Society 125 R.C.A. 9-10-11-125 Secretary 115 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Vice President 125 Volleyball Team 125 Captain 125 Student Director, Senior PIay5 Class Secretary l25 Operetta 115 Fresh- man Play. 'K Thomas Gerrard Baker Bake Academic Student Council 10-11-125 Chess Club 10-ll-125 Varsity Club 125 Varsity Football ll-l2p Varsity Track Stephen Emery Balla Steve Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Varsity Football 10-11-125 Light- weight Basketball 105 Freshman Basketball5 Freshman Football5 Var- sity Club 11-12. lucille Ann Burwell IILUCYII Academic Girls' Chorus 9-10-117 Mixed Chorus 97 Student Council 127 Secretary 127 Home Ec Club 97 Secretary 9j National Honor' Society ll-l2y G.A.A. 9-10-11-127 Y-Teens 9-10- 11-127 Lightweight Cheerleader 9- lloj Varsity Cheerleader ll-l2p Jun- ior Play7 President Y-Teens ll2i Homecoming Queen 127 Tennis Club 127 Dramatics 107 Freshman Play. James Bernhart Carstensen ,Jima Industrial Arts Boys' Chorus 97 Mixed Chorus 97 Perrysburg High 97 Photo Club lloj Varsity Football 11. Clyde Allen Boenke uclydeu Academic Band 9-10-11-127 Student Council 127 Chess Club 10-11-127 Secretary- Treasurer 107 Proiection Squad 10- ll-l2j Treasurer 117 National Honor Society 127 Freshman Play. Thomas Joseph Brown llTom!l General R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 127 Maroon and Gray Editor in Chief 127 Student Council ll-l2p Vice President llj President 127 Toledo Area Student Council Vice Presi- dent 127 Student Council Handbook Assistant Editor 117 Hi-Y 9-107 Chaplain 107 Varsity Football 9-10- 11-127 Co-Captain 127 Varsity Track 9-10-117 Class President 97 Class Vice President 107 Freshman Basket- ball Qi Varsity Club 10-11-127 G.N.C. Bowling 10-11-127 Freshman Play7 Junior PIay7 All Conference Football 12. Scott Anthony Champion SCOlly Commercial Chess Club 9-107 Proiection Squad 10-11-127 Varsity Football 10-11-127 Varsity Baseball 127 Lightweight Baseball 9'.l0j Junior Play7 G.N.C. Bowling 10-117 Varsity Club 10-11- l2f Freshman Basketball7 Freshman Football7 All Conference Second Team Football 11. Allan Bernard Cox IIAIII Academic Band 97 Chess Club 9-10-117 Pro- iection Squad 9-10-11-127 Hi-Y 9- lO-l 1-127 Varsity Football 107 Light- weight Basketball 10-117 Varsity Basketball 12. Gary Dean Davenport Sl ue-Foot General R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Student Council 115 Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Varsity Football 9-1O-115 Lightweight Basketball 95 Varsity Basketball 10- 11-125 Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-125 Class Vice President 117Varsity Club 10-11-125 Secretary 105 Vice Presi- dent 115 President 12. Joseph James Durco Joe Industrial Arts Photo Club 9-10-11-125 Camera Club 95 Proiection Squad 9-10-11- 125 Secretary 105 President 125 Freshman Basketball5 Lightweight Basketball 105 Varsity Basketball 11-125 Lightweight Baseball 95 Var- sity Track 11-125 Manager, Junior Play5 Senior Play. Violet Jean Ferguson .,Vi,. Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-1 lg Mixed Chorus 10-115 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 R.C.A. 9-10-11-125 D.E.C. 125 G.A.A. 9-105 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Varsity Cheerleaders 11-125 Fresh- man Cheerleaders5 Class Secretary 95 Dramatics Club 9-10: Freshman Play. Barbara Lucille Folcik Barb General Girls' Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 10- 115 Student Council 125 R.C.A. 9-105 Vice President 105 G.A.A. 9-10-11- 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Chaplain 115 Dramatics Club 95 President 95 Girls Tennis 125 Volleyball Team 10-12. Barbara M. Edwards llgarbll Commercial Girls' Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 115 R.C.A. 125 G.A.A. 9. Thomas William Enderbury lITOmll Academic Boys' Chorus 115 Mixed Chorus 10- llg Chess Club 9-10-11-125 Presi- dent 11-125 National Honor Society ll-l2p Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Treasurer 105 Varsity Track 10-125 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Operetta 10-115 Boys' Tennis Club l2g Freshman Play. Ronald Carl Hetman Mister Perfect Industrial Arts Student Council 125 Photo Club 95 Projection Squad 10-11-125 Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Varsity Football 9-10- 11-125 Lightweight Baseball 105 Varsity Baseball 11-125 Freshman Basketball5 G.N.C. Bowling 10-11- 155 Captain 125 Varsity Club 10-11- Mary Ann Hofer Academic Girls' Chorus 9-105 Student Council 125 G.A.A. 10-ll-125 Y-Teens 9- 10-11-125 Home Ec Club 95 Dramatics Club 105 Senior Play. Shirley Karen Frederick Commercial Band 9-10-11-125 Girls' Chorus 9- 10-115 Mixed Chorus 10-125 Chess Club 10-115 R.C.A. 9-10-115 D.E.C. 125 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens 9- 10-ll-125 Dramatics Club 10-115 Music Theory Club 121 President 12. Anthony George Haas ,,Tony,, Industrial Arts ghoto Club 10-115 Perrysburg High ,A it ..--up-as Theodore Kenneth Kobylak llTedll Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 95 Photo Club 9-10-11- 125 Treasurer 125 Camera Club 95 Hi-Y 105 Senior Play. Donald Paul Kopp Jim Thorpe Industrial Arts Band 95 Boys' Chorus 9-10-115 Mixed Chorus 9-10-115 Varsity Football 10- 11-125 Freshman FootbalI5 Light- weight Basketball 9-105 Varsity Track 9-10-115 Operetta 115 Varsity Basketball 11-125 Varsity Track 9- 10-117 Operetta 117 Varsity Club 10-I1-125 Tennis Club 125 Hi-Y 105 Freshman Play. Steve William Kormanyos llcorkyll Academic Chess Club 9-10-11-125 Hi-Y 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Boys Tennis 125 National Honor Society. Paul Thomas Kudlica Kudi Academic Student Council llp National Honor Society ll-125 President 125 Photo Club 95 Camera Club 95 Hi-Y 11-125 Varsity Football 10-ll-125 Varsity Track 10-11-125 Class President 125 Varsity R-Club 11-12. Judith Joy lehner llJUdyll Academic Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-125 Mixed Chorus 95 Student Council 125 Home Ec. Club 95 National Honor Society 11-125 Secretary 125 G.A.A. 9-10- 11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Junior PIay5 Senior Play5 Class Treasurer 9-10-11. Richard F. lehner Dick Commercial D.E.C. 125 Varsity Football 105 Junior Play5 Skillet Club 9-105 Vice Presi- dent 105 G.N.C. Bowling 10-12. Michael John Langevin llMikell Industrial Arts Projection Squad 10-ll-125 Vice President 115 Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Presi- dent ll-l2p Varsity Football 9-10- 11-125 Co-Captain 125 Baseball 125 Varsity Track 9-105 Junior Playp Class Treasurer 125 Freshman Basket- ball5 Skillet Club 95 Varsity R-Club 10-11-12. Thomas S. laubenthal nspeedyu Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Hi-Y 125 Varsity Football 10-11-125 Lightweight Basketball 105 Varsity Track 9-105 Varsity R-Club 10-11-125 Freshmen Basketball5 Freshmen Foot- ball5 Boys Home Ec. 95 Secretary Skillet Club 10. Vivian Kathleen Miller uvivu Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-125 Mixed Chorus 10-11-125 Maiorettes 115 R.C.A. 9-10-11-125 G.A.A. 9-10-11- 125 Y-Teens 11-125 Operetta 115 Sextet 11-12. Robert Joseph Osborn Bob Industrial Arts Boys' Chorus 9-115 Mixed Chorus 9-10-115 Lightweight Baseball 10. John Michael Losonsky Yanch Academic Photo Club 95 Camera Club 95 Pro- jection Squad 10-11-125 President ll-125 Hi-Y 10-ll-125 Lightweight Basketball 105 Varsity Basketball 11-125 Lightweight Baseball 9-105 Varsity Baseball 11-125 Freshman Basketball5 Varsity Club 11-125 Tennis Club 12. James D. Mierzeiewski ,,Jim,, Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 D.E.C. 105 Hi-Y 10-125 Boys' Home Ec. 95 G.N.C. Bowling 12. Carl G. Paulsen Jr. llEeIlI Acedemic Camera Club 105 Varsity Baseball 11-125 G.N.C. Bowling 125 Varsity Club 125 National Honor Society 125 Gordon High School 9. Caroline Angela Pennese Angela General Girls' Chorus 95 Student Council 10- 125 Treasurer 105 R.C.A. 9-105 Secretary 105 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Vice President 115 Y-Teens 9-10- 11-125 Secretary 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Varsity Cheerleader 11-125 Captain 125 Halloween Queen 125 Dramatics 105 Class Secretary 115 Lightweight Cheerleader 9-105 Tennis Club 125 Freshman Play. Larry Anderton Perkins Perk General Band 127 R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 127 Hi-Y 127 Varsity Basketball 12, Boys' Tennis Club 127 Wads- worth Hicih 9-10-117 National Honor Society 12. Robert Paul Pollick llBobll Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 12: Annual Sfaff 12: Photo Club 107 Hl-Y 'IO-ll-127 Var- sity Club io-11-12. Theodore Stanley Reiter Meta Commercial R-Echo Staff 127 Annual Staff 12: D.E.C. 127 President 127 Vice Presi- dent Area D.E.C.A. 127 Varsity Football 10-117 Varsity Basketball 117 Varsity Track 9-107 Hi-Y 9-10- 11-127 Vice President 127 Light- weight Basketball 107 Captain 107 Freshman Basketball. Virginia louise Reucher llGinnyIl Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-117 Mixed Chorus 9-107 Maiorettes 10-117 Student Council 127 R.C.A. 9-10-11-127 Re- porter 107 Secretary 117 President 127 D.E.C. 127 Reporter 127 Dra- matics Club 107 G.A.A. 9-107 Y-Teens 9-10-11-12. James Lance Rakovan Phil Academic Student Council 127 Lightweight Baseball 9-107 Varsity Baseball 11- 127 Junior Play Manager 117 Senior Play 127 Class Vice President 9-127 Freshman Play7 Freshman Basketball7 Varsity Club 127 Boys' Tennis 12. Edward John Reiter HFUZZYII Commercial Chess Club 97 Student Council 127 D.E.C. 127 Hi-Y 9-10-11-127 Varsity Football 10-117 Lightweight Basket- ball 107 Varsity Track 9-107 Student Director7 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Class President 107 Class Sergeant at Arms 117 Skillet Club 9-107 Fresh- man Play7 G.N.C. Bowling 10-11-127 Varsity Club 10-11-127 Freshman Football7 Freshman Basketball. Dennis M. Robison Robbie Academic Student Council ll: Chess Club 9- 105 Proiection Squad 10-11-125 Hi-Y 9-10-l'l5 Varsity Football 115 Light- weight Basketball 95 Varsity Basket- ball 10-ll-125 Baseball 9-10-11-125 Freshman Play5 Varsity Club 10-11- 125 Secretary ll-l25 All Conference Basketball 125 All State Honorable Mention 115 All Conference 2nd Team 11. Leroy Edwin Schramm General D.E.C. 125 Perrysburg High 9-10-ll. Beverly Ann Rhodes Bev General Girls Chorus llp Mixed Chorus llf D.E.C. 125 Y-Teens 95 G.A.A. 10. Irving Edwin Richards lllrvll Commercial Band 95 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 95 D.E.C. 125 Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Student Council 105 Jr. Red Cross Representative 9-10- 11-125 President Toledo Area Jr. Red Cross 125 Reporter 115 Delegate American Red Cross National Con- vention 1956. Judith Ann Schultz ,,JUdy,. General Girls Chorus 9-115 Mixed Chorus 9-115 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 R.C.A. 95 G.A.A. 9-lO-125 Y-Teens 9-125 Red Cross Representa- tive l05 Operetta ll: Girls Tennis 125 Freshman Play5 Junior Play Usherette5 Senior Play Usherette. Sam Sirignano llsamll Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Varsity Football 11-125 Varsity Base- ball 11-125 Varsity Club 11-125 New York City 9-10. Cathern Tisclale ucathyu General Band 9-10-11-125 Girls' Chorus 9-10- llp Mixed Chorus 9-105 Maiorettes 9-105 Drum Maiorette 11-125 R.C.A. 9-10-11-125 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 R.C.A. 125 Reporter 125 Senior Play Usherette. Ronald Blake Tussing .,Ron,, Academic Boys' Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 105 Chess Club 125 National Honor So- ciety 11-125 Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Varsity Track 9-10-11-125 Varsity Club 10- ll-125 Freshman Basketball 95 Senior Play, Sound Effects5 Varsity Football 9-10-11. Richard J. Steglik llstegll Industrial Arts Photo Club 9-105 Camera Club 10- 115 Proiection Squad 10-115 Varsity Track 105 Wrestling Team 9. Michael Joseph Tilimon Make Industrial Arts R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Proiection Squad 10-11-125 Hi-Y 125 Secretary 125 Varsity Football 11-125 Varsity Track 9-10-11-125 Freshman Basketball 95 Freshman Football 95 Varsity Club 10-11-125 Treasurer 11- 125 Skillet Club 9-105 Secretary, Proiection Squad 125 All Conference Football Team 12. Faye Elizabeth Westfall Fazie Academic Girls' Chorus 9-10-1 lj Student Coun- cil 11-125 Student Council Handbook Editor 115 National Honor Society ll-125 Home Ec. Club 95 G.A.A. 9- 10-11-12, President 125 Y-Teens 9- 10-11-12, Treasurer 115 Dramatics Club 115 Freshman Cheerleader5 Freshman Play5 Junior Play5 Senior Play. Jerry Allen Westfall Elvis General R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 D.E.C. 125 Varsity Football Manager 105 Lightweight Basketball Manager 95 Freshman Play5 Varsity Club 11- 12. Judith Kay Woods Academic Girls' Chorus 9-10-115 Home Ec Club 9-125 National Honor Society 11-125 Student Councll 10-125 G.A.A. 9-10- 11-125 Secretary 115 Y-Teens 9-10- 11-125 Lightweight Cheerleader 9- 105 Girls Tennis Club 125 Freshman Play5 Operetta 115 Junior Play, Sound Effects5 Senior Play5 Dra- matics Club 10. Sandra Ann Young usandyu Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-115 Home Ec Club 95 National Honor Society 11- 125 Hall Monitor 11-125 G.A.A. 9- 10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Fresh- man Cheerleader5 Junior Play, Prop- erties5 Operetta 15 Senior Play. Sally Ann Woiton Commercial Maiorettes 10-11-125 Girls' Chorus 9- 10-11-12: Mixed Chorus 9-10-115 Student Council 10-115 R.C.A. 9-10- 11-125 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Secretary 125 Operetta 115 Dramatics Club 10- 115 Y-Teens 11-125 D.E.C. 12: Treasurer 12. Eunice Frances Wood Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-125 Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-125 R.C.A. 9-10-11- 125 D.E.C. 125 Secretary 125 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Freshman Play5 Junior Play5 Senior Play. Francis Joseph Zuchowski, Jr. Frank Academic Band 95 R-Echo Staff 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 9-10-11-125 Hi-Y 10-11-125 Varsity Football 10- 11-125 Lightweight Basketball Manager 105 Varsity Basketball Man- ager 105 Varsity Track 9-10-125 Varsity Club 10-11-125 G.N.C. Bowl- ing 125 Boys' Skillet Club 9-105 Chaplain, Hi-Y 115 Freshman Play. Rosemary Colotta Zuchowski HMUQQSI1 Commercial Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-125 Mixed Chorus 10-115 National Honor So- ciety 11-125 R.C.A. 9-10-11-125 Vire President 115 G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Dramatics Club 105 Sextet 11-125 Freshman Play5 Operetta 115 Dramatics Club Sec- retary 10. Cyan .jshalory gzedkm ell Bal' The Meditations of a senior upon being requested to write a class history. Why did we have to study history? History wasn't made until ours, the class of '57 started to do things. That was in September 1953, when we entered high school as freshmen. We had come together from Rossford's three Jr. Hi Schools, St. Mary's, St. Cyril, and Rossford Jr. Hi. Three distinct groups at first, but soon to be molded into a strong and industrious class. Elections of our class officers was our first undertaking as a class and we chose persons who started to lay the foundation for our four short years at Rossford High. Tom Brown was the first President of the class of '57, Jim Rakovan was our Vice President, Violet Ferguson was Secretary, and Judy Lehner served as Treasurer of a treasury that was to grow and grow. As freshmen, we, even before school started, let it be known that we were a group not to be surpassed by the ordinary, as six freshman boys were on the Varsity Football Squad in late August. These boys along with their male class- mates formed a Freshman Football Team that was undefeated by all comers. As the year progressed we were to be the first class in Rossford High history to have a basketball team of our own with a regularly scheduled season and, as was to become customary, we won and won and won. In the spring of our freshman year, Stan Weber, new as we were to Rossford High, announced there would be a Varsity Track Team. The class of '57 came to his aid and became the backbone of Rossford's first track team in many a year. We con- tinued to be the backbone of the track team until the day we graduated. Take a look at this and see why we are proud - - out of fourteen events in outdoor track, the class of '57 as freshman held by themselves, or as a team, nine track team records. Five members of our class received Varsity letters in track that spring, while one received a letter in Varsity Baseball. Yes, we started out strong as Freshman with 36 boys and 24 girls for a total of sixty. .S,0f7A0ll'l0l'e eal' Then with an eventful first year under our belts, we stormed into our second year with that same '57 spirit. Seventeen out of thirty-eight boys were out for Varsity Football and while only two started the first game before the season was hardly started, seniors and iuniors began to lose their iobs to mem- bers of the fighting '57. Eight out of seventeen earned Letters. This year our class saw the turning point in Rossford's history. Glenwood and Lime City School Districts which had formerly sent their high school students to Perrysburg High School began to send their students to Rossford. We re- ceived from this area boys who were a credit to our class. We also came to realize that we could be the last small class in Rossford's proud history. In this year we not only saw the beginning of an era of growth but we were on the ground floor at the start of the Rossford High Student Council. But small or not, we of the class of '57 started Rossford back on the road to success in basketball, a sport that for a few years before us had been in darkest state that it had been in the history of the school. The reserve team of our sophomore year was of the highest caliber in this part of Ohio, and as usual we had a winning season. In the spring ot that year the class ot '57 came through again for Coaches Stan Weber and Myron Long, turning out in force for track and baseball. Our class officers for our second year in Rossford High were still laying the foundation. Eddie Fuzzy Reiter was elected president, while Tom Brown held down the vice-presidency, Carol Lee Anderson was secretary, and Judy Lehner served her second term as our class treasurer. unior Cfadd Ofhcerd A ,vl- unior CALM T. Adams, J. Balla J- I T- L F W wry gk S: . 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Nekoranec J. Nekoranec 2, my . , ,. , m if ll :A KE , Q 115 .- Q. ij ,N W ill' ,K in , ky . . D . 9 J. . I . J , . ski., , , as-V V L. X . 1 U I H' ' , , ' Y.. i . L V, ,.7 . I ' QQ K' fl ,WV LJ L . ll th 4 i it J. Noel B. Palko B. Parrott I. Pollick S. Price B. Pringle R. Rigg J. Richards R. Schramm L ff' Q 45. ..., -J ,L J. Schrier S. Shumaker J. Slanczicke E. Slavik W. Stanford H. Steele J. Stewart S. Stoler, J. Szabo. sf W . t' 'W ind, .V S' -i.-7. . I l eww? 5 x M L. Tinnev, R. Twining, F. Vavrik, F. Vicary, M. Wieczorek,D. Williams, .l.Wittenmyer L. Zawoiski O. Zawoiski C C7 ' JP06 men G55 V This class with one hundred and one members has the distinction of being .',K . F the largest class in R.H.S. this year. ' ' This class also has four homerooms and four sponsors as follow. Mrs. Belkofer, Mr. R. Crago, Mrs. S. Kinsel, M.r. M. E. Long. A 3 7 f 2'. . .x H-fi ' -ff . .1 . , ,,. 1 L, B. Adams 4 5 , .rx ,? .Sify .. 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' - '..... . ...... . inr. 4' . . fe A- . hm. 5,1 krr V 2 N 1: 4 if . sa-. . , A ' u l .2'. -gg:-vita in -4 . . , I , . ,. J 3. hi s f u V ' . . 5 A. .. Q , WWKKX , Q, Aixqv QI. 2' A fifh-k j!-ver K. Streif, P. Stricker, All C. Swartz, S. Swartz, M. F. Sylvester, S. Teet, W. Thayer, C. Thomas, T. Tinney. . i , l liil i i J ff 5 'W 3 i'l 3 y V I V I , . - .,,,- - .. Q 1 .'.. Q. . ' f'. . 'A Q . 'v.' - 'ii 7 for Yr.. l if . l 1 51 T '9: 1 . B. Tisdale, A. Tremsky, R. Ueberrofh, R. Waniewski, D. Wentland,J. Wieczorek, L. Winter, W. Wittenmyer, F. Zarecky. The Eighth Grade this year is composed of students from the Glenwood and Lime City School Districts as well as the Rossford Schools. We welcome them, and expect them to become part of our School District in the near future. ' gl'aJe J. Andrews D. Arnold G. Baker W. Bassett R. Beier M. Boenke M. Brock C. Brossia N. Brossia T. Brown R. Brown JBrowning A. Cameron H. Carstensen J. Christen C. Cox D. Coy S. Craine J. Davenport J. Davenport J. Davis M. Faykosh 4 P 1 Q M if TX 4 xi . Ferguson M. Fishack N. Franco A. Gerber J. Gerondale S. Griner G. Gurtzweiler L. Haas L. Haas. S W r p fe. ' Q fra jr 5 5. g 1 4, it M. Hanak S. Harper S. Hemmig D. Herman R. Hussar T. Jenkins S. Kachmarik J. Kish R. Kopp F 3 3 if I , ll Gs X Lvzx D. Kreger J. Kurfis J. Laubenthal P. Laursen P. Leslie R. Lewis R. Lingentelder N. MacKinnon M. Magrum F J. Martin V. McMillan J. Messimore D. Moore W. Mies A. Missler B. Mullins C. Mullins D. Neagley. fi t X in S. Noel R. Plako G. Pringle T. Reeves D. Richmond E. Rudnloh S. Sabo B,Schwertfeger E. Shallo , ' - C. Smith L. Snyder R. Snyder N. Sumner M. Swartz T. Utley D. M. Wagoner L- Wolcott Nl. Wood -J . . . . '4 Y S , .ki .f l .. . ,:V- .. :,, -- '- - gi ... 5' ' W wr. 3 ..-.,V - . TM-3 , ' zu' --,. 4 f - Q if - - . . .. . C. Adams, T. Agee, J. Andryc, J. Appl, J. Arfz, R- Baker, S. Barner. asf , J. Carstensen, M. Clark, M. Collings, S. Cunningham, S. Dickinson, T. Eckman, J.Ferguson, R. T. Burlew, E. Burwell, 6? L ., Ferguson, L. Gobbell, aw agwwwa ,www wwwwfwwv. wwf 'Wai iw ' if' . . .ral i- sg . , ri' . 1 iii - - Q 1 s .. . - . X . . vw, . .. ' .M , W, .5 . y ,W . , . . ... ,. .. , . .N . . 4 K K . i A N ii. J f -. . . . . , . U. ' , , , -L , , g X ' - lu ' g 5. . . - - 31 ' 'VSV 2 ' ' ' ' W: R' 1 , H S S -. - - -1 9-91 R. Gordon, B. Haas, H. Handley, J. Honsberger, K. Hubbell, J, Hullhofsfl A, C, Kerl, G. Kish, K. Keller, . .. J 1 1 J . A W- ,Q K . --Q - i . . nfl R - , S . li . 4- QK Q - - ef. ' - 1... - -' M , P 'S r ' J . C.'XQfiLiQ ' W LW' - , ill' f J . .w L 1 ' :?2s-:gas .- S 5 1 ' iss. 4 2255255.25 P. KOPPI J. Kornasiewicz, B. Kemp, S. Kurfis, D. Laubenthal, P. Lewis, S, Lyman, S. Materni, F. McCreary, b .... K, .swf-' was aww-www . . 2 -if ..f L 9 , lk Q J, rr' if-:., . T I f ' 1' .- - Q - --3 - I- .rf , - V, r. . h . , I - .. W M Z. MG... k ' wi Ti., Q1 J. 'Q , . , Z. if Y ' A- all-' .p ' A fi :,V r. Cy I K . if f -'ll ' ---' . N . L ' . :siz-fi 1. .E X ... .W,.. ,.. ,Ze , Ls t S. Meyers, L. Momber, E. Murray, C. Neitz, L. Nycz, T. Oliver, G. Painter, P. Patton, E. Perkins. Fr I - . in .4 , fi GZ- . -L. Tix' : . V, K ,V U . . .sz E g. if .. -V 1 .. fs.. 5, as , -sl.. af' 5:- 3 ar - 5 , M .,... , 3 1 4 , . s' . N . , 5 Lf my uf 5 . D. POWBTZ, B- Reed. K- Reill, E. Reitzel N. Rich, S. Rogowski, M. Rowe, M. Sams, R.Schmid1, 2U2l'ltLf QIUJQ H.R. 14, Miss Schaaf H.R. 17, Miss Collins H.R. 18, Mr. Owen 1' 1 f -A M ff : -una' K M A Y.. .I -4 , 'ww A . f' f f , 1. . J W , ,A . X . , It X ,xii i4 .mtrvsab-:-2-: 'lm . i 4 fs.. f KL . 5 W- yr' B. Schwertfeger ,Q is -.Q W. Screptock, J. Slinker, S. Slocum, B. Smith, H. Steele, R. Stewart, L. Suggs, J. Sumner, M. Sweet, V. Sylvester, B. Thayer, D. Tinney, H. Tinney, N. Watkins, P. Weaver, P. Winter, J. Young, N. Wolfe, CJ aaa .jshalorg Then starting on a toundation that we had lain for ourselves, we in our third year at Rossford High elected Ron Hetman as our president, Gary Davenport, vice-president, Caroline Pennese as our secretary, and showing our faith in the fine iob she was doing we again elected Judy Lehner as our class treasurer. Our class again paved the way tor another fine football season, and as we gained steam, basketball season started, confidence reigned high in our minds for we knew the boys of '57 would come through and to no great surprise to our class, Rossford High had its first winning season in more years than we like to mention. After basketball season the class of '57, our class, produced one of the finest class plays ever to come out of Rossford High, lSo we were toldl Down To Earth remember the laughter then the pride that you felt in that play, yes, just one of the fine things that our class did in our high school days. Other things that will remain in memory were our J-Hop and the highly successful Junior Senior Ball that we worked at so hard. .ggnior mmoriea Senior may Then at long last for some and lust a short time for others we were the seniors of Rossford High. Our last year was beyond doubt our best, in more than one field. Although we suffered the only losing season in the history of our class in football, we gained more than we lost. Mr. Ed Knecht will be long remembered by the class of '57. He in his first and only year at Rossford was to suffer with us as it was the one and only losing season he had as a head football coach. But our class as others will agree, knew that if Lady Luck would not have been against us and he would not have started with only a portion of ol '57's manpower, he along with us would have kept his slate clean. And again an outstanding class play was given by our class. Come Out Of The Closet was high on the list of Rossford High's best plays. Basketball season can well be called a iob well done by '57, as the first six on the Varsity Team were members of our class. And they carried the banner higher than any Rossford team had in a good number of years. Winning and winning until they suffered one of the biggest upsets in O-hio High School basketball in the Regional Tournament at Tiffin, Along this trail of wins we beat the state's number one team, so things were not so bad. Leading us through our last year was quite a iob, planning the class trip, card party, and any number of things. But Paul Kudlica served as our last class president very well as did our vice-presi- dent, Jim Rakovan, and secretary, Minnie Barner. Mike Langevin broke Judy Lehner's bid for four years as class treasurer as he was elected for the tremendous iob. We planned our trip to New York City and kept plugging away all year long, for if you haven't guessed, we are proud of our days at Rossford High and will always remember them as the most happy of our young life. We traveled to New York to top off our high school days and were graduated on Friday evening, May twenty four, Nineteen hundred and fifty seven. KLENA JEWELRY Watch and Clock Repairing Phone LU. 4-4296 118 Louisiana Avenue PERRYSBURG, OHIO BULOVA, HAMILTON, ELGIN and SWISS WATCHES FEATURE LOCK DIAMOND and WEDDING BANDS All Speidel Line ROSSFORD PURE SERVICE Best wishes to the Class of 57 COMPLIMENTS OF NAMES MARKET! NDOC SH LLAKU, M.D. 616 Dixie Highway Rossford Telephone Toledo-Surburbcm WA. 2629 Properties Slocum Realty Company SALES-RENTALS BUILDING CONTRACTS H. I. Slocum 210 Ienninqs Rd. Realtor Rossford, Ohio Compliments of Al's Food Market Dixie Highway and Lime City Road Open daily 81 Sunday from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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O Y 1: 'Ml un B Y H K Customer service facilities, staffed by nearly I qi H 5 N 1 500, offer Owens-Illinois customers the ad- n lf MI E QM ' vangages ofjpecicilized package gesigna ' . - .N pro uct an pac aging researc , an 1, wil nl' B ill: 'M il marketing services. W ,, pff C 'fg Owens-Illinois Building W 1 g 1 551 Madison a. Sinclair :lil i ll - M4 551 ' 'F if w it ll A Q if i i 'i 3. - fn' I f ull More than 1,000 Toledo-area resi- , Q llllalllli -en, 1 dents work in the O-I General 5 3 fi---2 fri' , 0, ofiices-directing activities of 1 3 N ,Vip 27,000, coast to coast. LV A M 1ElmhimE:L!Q'E!L , lu 64, ,,, ,,mmM 'R 7-72 ew- lg, if ' Libbey Gloss Division Plan! LEE ' - if Ashachemplein W . - ---- 'gi '-M Home of fine Libbey table glassware, this manufacturing plant employs more than 1,200 and is one of 31 Owens-Illinois plants across the nation. Owens-Illinois Technical Center 1700 North Westwood . I!! ,lluqllll ' 0 lllllllllif 5' it 1 f to Q1 ,e 2 roi T -P ' L15 ' A 91 , - . e'..-f f - sa. , -ll The I!JOTld,S largestnand most complete glass research facility, housing 500 scientists, engineers and technicians. PRODUCTS WENS- LL1No1s GENERAL OFFICES ' TOLEDO 1, OHIO MAKERS OF EJ! ,Mila am! goo! OZIULCL ffm of I95 7 GROVE'S PHARMACY or Street Phone Le 4347 Rossford. CHESTER'S SUPER MARKET Complete Food Market CHOICE MEATS ' FRUITS ' VEGETABLES OPEN 8 AM. -6 P.M. FRAUTSCHI BROS. - HOME HEATING AND Hardware. Appliances. Plmnbing Supplies, Sporting Goods. Paints. AIR C0ND'T'0N'NG Tools. Houseware. Television Sages gi Service ROSSFORD, OHIO G O'I C I F rnaces - Wafer He t Phgne LE, 4535 604 D H gh y Phone LE. 8512 COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF SCHREIER GREEN HOUSE Easf River Road P y b g ohio WA. 1941 INSURANCE AGENCY FRANK'S GULF SERVICE SUPERIOR AND GLENWOUD Tires, Batteries. and Accessories sy Ig-if W,- K fn, ,.., , .:' PHILCO V '3q,g,g. .,, MW W1 A. ,,,,A, :U ,M . . .w-QM' Q-. 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Already, thousands ofditferent Fiberglas products are in use . . .many ofthem i doing what no other material ever has done before-and more are on the way! Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation, Men from Mars? No-tirehghters dressed in protective suits made with Fiberglas Insula- tion. With these suits, tiremen can move right into searing 2,000-degree oil-well tires! Re- flective outer shell bounces back some heat, quilted Fiberglas lining takes care of the rest. 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U.S. Put. 05.3 Owens-Corning Fiberglns C0rD. a All of us at Myers Rexall Pharmacy wish all The graduates of The 1957 class Good Luck in Their future endeavours. To The Faculty we wish To say 'A iob well done'! MYERS REXAll PHARMACY 201 Superior Street Le 3413 PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST SCHOOLS WEDDING BABIES H. A. POWELL STUDIOS LARGEST IN THE MIDWEST 'I' OLEDO-DAYTON -DETROIT Compliments COMPLIMENTS of s. FARKAS, M.D. of 229 Eagle Pt. Road R f d Oh' LE 1252 H5 Bergin A PENN BROS. Skilled Craftsmen In Automobile Repairing and Painting 310 13th Street Toledo 2, Ohio vfggslwf- Q C1197 7'3J..,o-w-7 MLLJ ' dmwfz.c3JMWLfzw 2901, Chrfsren ?mafs'z.,,,,QO+.,,tf 1 MEM W QAYQIJAAA -Presfvenf' ! 25,9 714jZ:mMf 562-,kmaw 02-ld ada., M7523 D.,...,.,a2 cg-ima iwwdvf Um, 2zfzZ5A.Jf afrw Pm. ,G-06' 'f9.,4-6L4.2.v -1 a---f Q. .. awww Aww ,VMI ffvll 42 .mn ,cf ,N,gf CRN ' MW IN EVERYDAY LANGUAGE I E A H I Interest is the rent we pay you for the use of the money deposlted in your savmgs account Your balance here draws compound m terest - interest on the interest that your savings earn for you. ...VA 'my HH Ei ' .gaze ja. ff QW' . t X' f ..' 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Ohio STERLING Grade A Milk Ice Cream CASH AND CARRY Rossfordl Qhio 231 Superior St. Rossford Ohio UNITED GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OI' NORTH AMERICA, CIO-CCL LOCAL NO. 9 513 EAST BROADWAY TOLEDO 5, OHIO What Helps Labor Helps Business COMPLIMENTS OF Dairy Products HOME THE SANITARY DRY CLEANING CO. 1331 CONANT ST. MAUMEE, OHIO MAUMEE, LU 3-3319 We Cover 52 Neighboring Towns HAYNES AND MAC LENNAN Electrical Plumbing Supplies PHONE TA. 8018 628 DIXIE HW'Y. ROSSFORD, OHIO Compliments of Art Blausey's Service Station Dyna-Flo. Tune-Up Brake Service Arthur and Robert Blausey Phone TA 8906 690 Dixie Hwy. Rossforcl, Ohio COMPLIMEN TS OF KONCZALS MIKE'S SHOE SHOP In Back of 182 Hannum Avenue Proprietor - Mike Wroblewski Phone EL. 3033 Compliments of Wolfe's Home-Made Ice Cream Sundaes - Sodas Malteds Quarts - Pints - Hall Gallons Fountain Drinks To Take Out Younq's Ice Cream 219 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg LEHNERS MARKET 1209 Dixie Highway Good Luck In the Years to Come To the class of 57 Hours 9A.M. - 9P.M. Daily WA. 8251 Rossford . Q 5 5 , F 4 ?. ,E '1 Q- 2 '4 5 3 L4 Ei 'S Pi ee ,Q Q E 13 H 5 'il Q1 4 E 'I 1 ff I .1 1 3 J 5 3 li fl 1 3 3 1 Xi -.1 i -4 E 4 3 4 if 5 2 3 3 av F 1 r' 5 Va A gr, , L U .V 4 La' --,.5g..A, 3,-if - ' is 1: - -N vnff. W mf ' U , f 5 4' 'f' 'r- 'A-Q... 'f , : , N343-x,,...-a ,1 ' :V ,,. 5,-5,5 Q