Rosalia High School - Rosalian Yearbook (Rosalia, KS)

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Q :sa we , 5. Aw? x xi , . -at .L -: GB DIES -6 F . Ii L.L ., QW Frances Wehry Lv QL f eh- !r3 Ht xg L,,'- X I I Leslie Mary Spercher Clarkson A as C14 Pr ' W.- ax. X if Q . . ff' n Eleanor Jerry Par 1 Swift J ,.- ., , 1, ,. 11 'H' 'B A V ' ,..., , R.P. Colleen Simon Juby John Addie Dorsett Cronk S ' 4 Q Miss Mary C. Harsh n y 3 dxf N 3 as at Nancy David Brittain Traylor 'G W 3: we ,Pb l Kenneth Raymond Lewis Kepler if L'h'Vc In If ,wggg il Q, we 0 ' f 'L ' J ' 5 M P' Ronald Sheryl Sutton Strange HISTORY 3.1 s an 8 4 fl Richard Dorsett gs- 4lIE 4 ?'. w. 1 Willis Long Melva Zimmerman 2. .4-'W' if SH 'H IX Allen Keplar 35? , we s w , 'iid . 5 'T .1 Gerald Latta X A Q. an ELaWwJ Roy Long g sfgfs gi QQ Am n r ,g Gene Strange 5'- ,.-S+ L-s L. 'Q he J.B. Hillman ilfsw '58 -we it Judy Hillman There were School opened September 5, 1951 with twenty-four pupils enrolled. twelve fifth graders: John Dorsett, J. B. Hillman, Colleen Juby, Ken James Mead, Eleanor Parscal, R.P. Simon, Leslie Sprecher, Sheryl Strange, Ronnie Sutton, Jerry Swift, and David Traylor. There were also twelve six graders: Nancy Brittain, Mary Clarkson, Addie Cronk, Richard Dorsett, Judy Hillman, Allen Keplar, Raymond Keplar, Gerald Latta, Roy Long, Willis Long, Gene Strange, and Frances Weh ry. neth Lewis, Nona Corwin entered school the second week but again transferred to Oil Hill. James Meade also transferred to O11 Hill. Melva Zimmerman entered school the fourth week but left just before Christmas. We had a few birthday parties through the year and a nice Christmas party Eh a gift exch ange. I hope the students have enjoyed their work as much as I have enjoyed working with them. I wish them much success in the future. Miss Mary C. Harsh

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GllADE5.h 7' 8 ,N 5': f. e 2 A . . L f 'W . vs '. I , 5- A i K A A: ,K ,W , .4 I y ,P A A X 1 y Q K Darlene Donald y Bobby Patty David Fetters Sutton J Kwstrange Lewis lhery I V.V EI A i K Q R ,g., ' ,A A sn H wg Q -r K . K 7 Aw f W , K K T .7 1 I L' K , W Ny? g ,,, , oo gg g X , , Joanne Joyce Kr. Sanders Harold Donna Wilson Jackson Juby Houser 'S .fs at J F54 n 4 f. g ':n id ' W -5 mdk M ' k 4 'J' gf M N D , , 1' Y 'T 'V' T' Ak K N I 1'-R Q K t V A ., K Q I Elmer Margie Dav1d Barbara Dee Janice Swift Emond Cronk Sutton Clarkson Kimball dw s rrr y g J .L veal vb V 14' I 1, 1 fyth ew ,rr in fy fs,Tfw fi ir., as g X Q T gs, I an Ja at ' A sg, fi Billie Charlene Freddie Jerry Barbara Jonn Carter Johnson Gilliland Krehbiel Bender Cronk HISTORY The news got around alright, because of that first day of school all twenty two of the seventh and eighth graders were present. Ten were eighth graders and twelve were seventh graders. Bill Carter, Dee Clarkson, John Cronk, Verna Head, Harold Juby, Donna Houser, Bobby Strange, Donald Sutton, Elmer Swift, and David Whery were eighth graders. Barbara Bender, David Cronk, larjie Emond, Freddie Gilliland, Joyce Jackson, Charlene Johnson, Janice Kimball, Jerelean Krehbiel, Patty Lewis, Barbara Sutton and Joanne Wilson were seventh graders. On September 8, Dale Carwin entered the eighth grade, but on September 22, he and Verna Mead moved to O11 Hill community. On October 3, Darlene Fetters joined us. She is in the seventh grade. During those warm days of fall we worked out a baseball schedule. The boys got right down to business and won two of their three ball games. When the season began to change and cool weather brought us inside we began to work out on the basket ball court. Due to some good training last year and team co-operation this year, they have brought home three victories out of their four league games played. For extra-curricular activities, the boys in the seventh and eighth grads chose to make some inprovements in the room. -They built a table for the flowers and installed a magazine rack in the room. The girls have kept the room looking nice and they manage to find time to write the weekly news. As for social events, we have endeavored to have one class party and a Christmas party. We hope to take a trip this year also. lr. Joesph Sanders