Roseville High School - Tower Yearbook (Roseville, MI)

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valeclictorian The highest scholastic award-that of Valedictorian is awarded to Betty Truman. Betty completed her high school studies with an average of 3.55. Besides being intellectually inclined, Betty was ii' active in extra-curricular activities. Among these salutcatorian Donna Ponzious is our Salutatorian with an average of 3.43. One of Donna's main interests is sports. She has played basketball and baseball on our high school teams. Among other activities, she was in the Home Economics Club and typed for the Hi-Times. Donna has taken a commercial course in high school and plans to continue in this field upon graduation. To prepare for her career, she now has a job doing bookkeeping and typing. .24. wereg the Home Economics Club, the choir, and the senior play. She showed her leadership ability as class Vice President in her Sophomore Year and Treasurer in her Senior Year. Betty plans to further her Business Career by attending Highland Park Junior College for more training.

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senior class history In September of ' 50 our High life began. For President, I. Hale successfully ran, B. Wagner, J. Kriewall, D. Schneider became, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer by name. In this our first year we got the right stride, With one social party and a lively hayride. As Sophomore President, C. Lawrence led the way, With DeNardo, Schemanski, Humrich elected the same day Our party at the Rec was a social highlight, And proved to the rest we could do things just right. Then thoroughly versed in Sophomore ways, We eagerly awaited our Junior days. D. Schalk as our President rated a big cheer, With officers P. Nunn, J. Dwyer, and A. Gordinier. Our dances Harvest Hop and Spring Serenade, Showed that our plans were most carefully made. Miss Leonard directed Miss Jimmy , our play, Increasing our skill in a drmatic way. We looked and looked Ct'was most confusingj, Before we found the right ring for our choosing. To the Seniors, at the Star Ballroom, we were the host, Frilly dresses, soft music to which we lent an ear, Marked a successful prom and completed the year. Hurrah for the day, we were Seniors at last, But somehow the year was going too fast. B. Seiger was President of this important year, With R. Walquist, S. Cattel, and B. Truman always near. As sponsors, Mrs. Coates and Mr. Wilson were great, They had much to do with determining our fate. To keep our bank account from getting too thin, We gave our first dance the Peppermint Spin. In a final whirl we rushed around town, Getting pictures, announcements and then - cap and gown. Then Graduation that long awaited day, We almost wished that we could stay. With this, our life at R.H.S. folds, But no one knows what the future holds. Jen Dwyer . 26 -