Roanoke Benson High School - Ro Vic Yearbook (Roanoke, IL)

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Junior News We entered the halls of R.V.H.S. this year as upperclassmen. Half of our school days were over and it seems like only yesterday that we entered high school as freshmen. Our class officers this year were: President ...... . . . Phyllis Gallianetti Vice-President . . .... Norman Pruvost Secretary ........ .... V eldo Fischer Treasurer ............... Harold Nauman Student Council Members . . Phyllis Gallianetti Les Luginbuhl Pat Herbst Mary Kay Bertolo Our first big event of the year was ordering our class rings. Most of the class got pearl sets. They arrived on December 4 and every- one was pleased with them. Our play 'Miss Collegiate' was presented on November 20. It was a success and everyone enioyed the play. Pat Herbst and Roger Herbst had the leading parts. To earn money for the Junior-Senior Banquet which we gave in honor of the seniors, we sold candy and pop at games and at noons. We also picked up corn for which we received half the profit from the farmer. Our class party was held second semester. We are proud of the Juniors on the varsity squad this year. They were: Roger Aeschle- man, Roger Herbst, Jerome Beenders, Louis Vogel, Wayne Ulrich, and Lyn Riviere, Janice Martinand Mary Kay Bertolo were cheerleaders. ARLENE FERRERO Though she is gone, we won't forget her. We'll always remember the happy smile and kind word she had for everyone. The thought of her sweet personality will remain with us forever. IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR CLASSMATE Your toiling days On earth are done, Though you have gone afar, Our memory of you Will ever shine 'Be my friend, And l'll be yours Each hour of the day.' Our dear classmate, As that brightest evening star. We'll always remember Your smile of friendship And pretty brown hair, With your sparkling eyes, seemed to say, With thoughts so clear and keen The happy days We all have shared With you, our Dear Arlene.

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Sophomore We, the Sophomore Class, entered the halls of R.V.H.S. for the second time and elected the following officers: President ...... . . .Mary Lou Faucon Vice-President .... .... J im Beenders Secretary .......... . . Mary Lou Saccaro Treasurer ........... . ..... Glenn Moser Student Council Members . . ..... Larry Hountz Anha Mae Fischer We sponsored an all-school dance on Friday, Febru- ary 5- There were games, dancing, doorprizes, and a delicious lunch. Rosemarie Monge and Myrtle Lee and Mary Lou Faucon sang some songs for the special entertainment of the evening. We want to congratulate Jim Beenders for being the only sophomore on the varsity squad this year. Teresa Class News DeGiovanni represented our class on the cheerleading sound. The Sophomore Class presented a one-act ploy, 'Selma Goes Psychic', at El Paso on February I8 in the annual Woodford County Speech and Dramatics Festival. Taking part were: Mary Lou Faucon, Larry Hountz, Tom Vergina, Earl Troyer, Patsy Schumacher, Rachel Blunier. We picked up corn this fall, and sponsored the movie 'All The Brothers Were Valiant' to earn money for the class treasury. We are all looking forward to next year when we will at last be upperclassmen'. 'SELMA GOES -PSYCHI C' Tan, Larry, Mary Lou, Earl, Rachel, Pat. 1 Will you fartell our future? Frances Wirth Martha Hatermann Gary Friend Dick Ferrero Carol Getz Rosemarie Monge