Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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Glass lgoem The clock of life has shown its time. To end our school days, your's. and mine. The hands have rounded. ticked. and passed, Each hour that's brought its end at last. The year we started as freshmen few. The next and nerr went swiftly too. But came our last. which drew the end. And gave the que for life's descend. Our start is jqnished, our Hnish but started, And from our prime, we'ue all departed. But as we leave with memories dear We'll carry thoughts of our high school here. Along Life's path we hope to meet. And each and every face to greet. Our future's bright with prospects many. And we,ll pass few of these. if any. Eileen Swingle TWFINTY-THREE

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Salutatory THIS IS OUR DAY Board of Education, parents, faculty, and friends: We, the graduation clas-s of 1952, sincerely welcome you to our commencement exercises. To- night we are grateful for your presence, which shows your interest in us. By providing educational facilities for us, you have given us great opportunities and incentives. This is our day! For the past years we have been looking forward to and planning for this occasion, which climaxes twelve of the most important years of our lives. During the past weeks we have been enjoying the limelight of graduation and have been honored by our schoolmates, parents, and friends. There have been times when it seemed as if we'd never reach this goal, but 'success was with us and now at our graduation, feel that we have much to show for our efforts. We have been taught by experience the desirability of friendship and co- operation. To succeed without these two factors would be practically impossible. The principles of proper living, which we have formed, we now search for in -our friends. Many of these friendships will last forever. We, are not expected to become close friends with everyone, but at least we must practice coopera- tion among ourselves. Cooperation between students and faculty has made it possible for us to complete these past years in the graduating performance that we are experiencing tonight. In another sense too, this is our day! During our school years we have been dependent on others to plan our time for us, but now we must sever these ties and face the future on our own responsibility. Thanks to the sympathetic guidance of experienced people, we are better equipped to take our places and to move steadily forward. Some of us may go into business or industry, while others attend college or become members of the armed forces. But whatever we d-o, we must never stop progressing. We have learned that we can never remain still, but either we must move forward or slide backward. Our world is changing rapidly and we must adjust ourselves. to meet these advancements. This can be accomplished only with open ears, eyes, and an unprejudiced mind. Certainly, we all agree that one of America's greatest needs today is her need for thinking, trustworthy individuals. And since our country offers so many opportunities to us, we have the responsibility of becoming good citizen-s. Too m-any people are taken in by false ideals and teachings because they are too busy to do a little thinking for themselves. We are now challenged as never before to make a return for the opporttuli- ties which you have given us. It is our responsibility to make this day, which is also the foundation for tomorrow, a most successful one. This is our day, and we thank you for it. -JOHANNA Hscxex. TWENTY-TWO

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Itiaccalamfeate Service Processional - Invocation ---- Song- Oh Ye that Loveth the Lord - Scripture Reading - Sermon - - - Song- Here In This House Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus - Mr. O. C. Stroup Rev. Edward Capewell - Haydn Morgan Rev. William Alexander Rev. William Alexander - Beethoven-Howorth Benediction - - - Rev. Edward Capewell Recession-al - Mr. O. C. Stroup Commencement Processional-L'H0mage to Youth - - - - - Olivadote R. H. S. Band Invocation - - - - Rev. Edward Capewell Class History - - Music-'SA Celtic Lullabyn - - - Salutatory - Valedictory - - Music-'4Polichinelle Class Poem - - Senior Group Ruth Roberts Presentation of Lamp of Knowledge Acceptance of Lamp of Knowledge - Remarks - - - Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Benediction TWENTY-FOUR - - Lois Moody arr. H. S. Robertson Johanna Heckel - Jerry Owens Rachmaininoj - Eileen Swingle - Jerry Owens - Ronald Chrisley Robert D. Regula, Supt. Wayne E. Buck, Prin. W. I. Watt, President, Board of Education Rev. Edward Capewell