Rockwood High School - Rocket / Mainliner Yearbook (Rockwood, PA)

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MARY WALKER aaeaffowfamafraafomowwwfatanoaeowfawfaarouowoweaxow V 15' JLAS aeatawwowzaeauasmwvrafawweawwwmv The Seniors AUDREY ROMESBERG Nickname ......... Crazy about ....... Favorite expression Favorite food ..... Hobby ............ Ambition .... it -Iokelu Kate Horses French Fries Reading it Secretary Ought to be ......... More Confident JOHN SANNER Nickname ......... Crazy about ....... Johnnie VVomen Favorite expression. . . Nuts it Favorite food ..... Hobby ......... Ambition ...... Onght to be ...... it it it Cake Sleeping Good husband A lawyer JAMES SCHROCK Nickname ......... Crazy about ....... Favorite expression Favorite food ..... Hobby ............ Ambition .... Ouglit to be ...... Nickname ............ XVa'ker Crazy about .......... School Favorite expression. . . Oh, heaven's sake! Favorite food ........ Pie Hobby .............. Traveling Ambition ..... . . . Beautician Ought to be ......... Quicker FERN WEYAND Nickname ....... . .... Fernie Crazy about. ......... Driving Favorite expression. . . N0t me Favorite food ........ Cake and ice cream Hobby ........ .. . Crocheting Ambition ..... . . . Secretary Ought to be ......... A teacher HAROLD WEYAND jim Nickname ............ Weyand B10ufle5 Crazy about .......... Women VVg1l, now, lets gee! Favorite expression. . . Hi Captain! Bananas Favorite food ........ Spaghetti and Basketball meat balls High School Hobby ........ ... Hunting Principal Ambition ...... .. . Lavvyer 'tMore dependable Ought to be ......... A beau DORIS SNYDER Nickname ......... Crazy about ....... Favorite expression Favorite food ..... Hobby ....... Oh, Fiddle dicldlel nD0vv Puppiesu Spaghetti and meat balls Reading cook books Ambition ...... . . . l'liotograplier Onglit to be ......... A model MARY VOUGHT Nickname ......... Crazy about ....... Favorite expression Favorite food ..... tt 'Voughien Playing hookie Ho, honey! Candy Hobby ............ Sewing Ambition .... School teacher Ouglit to be... .. . Detention hall supervisor RUTH WELSH Nickname ............ Ruthie Crazy about .......... Sleeping late Favorite expression. . . Some day you can't make a cent Favorite food ...... .. HHU1,' Hobby ,,,,,,,, , , Collecting pictures Ambition ..... .. A housewife Ought to be ......... A dancing teacher LORRAINE WHEELING Nickname ............ Tintz Crazy about ......... . Study Hall Favorite expression. . . Jeepers Favorite food ........ Baked Ham Hobby ....,..... ..... ' 'Collecting Van Ambition ...... . . Ought to be .... .. AUSTIN WEIMER Nickname ............ Crazy about ....... Favorite expression... Favorite food ..... Hebby ........ . . . Ambition .. . .. Ouglit to be .... ?a202G7r-?l0N0N0f201G01401'-02101'0'2h01l0N0140Wf0440-f0f40N Batter Basketball 'AWhat do you mean? tt ,Q Cake Traveling Engineer A wrestler johnson's pictures Beautieiann A voca:ist U tt 1 94 6 waaww-oiwafononmraxonmto-Nofoeaa 01:0-Q0-fox 1 v

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w-0-'0w0:0-f0w01w:0naw01f0fvf0fr0v0f0:eau y 15 1 AD -wwvavavvw-02 toaeoaeoneo-:goat 75805 The Seniors WILLIAM BARCLAY HAROLD DEVORE NiCkI1HI11ff ------------ 'Billf H Nickname ............ Herk l-ql'3ZY.Hb0Ut ---- 3 ----- TyD1Ug U Crazy about .......... Doris Favorite express1on... What's Our 'English Favorite oxoi-ossioii f-Ai-e you kiddinyv ASSlgl1mCl1tf Favorite food ........ Steak Favorite food ........ Hamburgers Hobby ,,,,,,, Music Hobby- ------- - - - usleepmgi' V Ambition ...... Undecided Ambitloll .....- -- 'ABC 'A MSU' Ought to be ......... A railroader Ought to be ......... Serious ERNES'I1 ENOS INEZ BITTNER Nickname ............ Ernie Nickname ............ Blondie Crazy about .......... Blondes Crazy about .......... Ray Favorite expression... What do you mean Favorite expression.. Favorite food . .... . . Hobby ......... . . . Ambition ...... . . . Ought to be ..... Reading at it Oh, you're crazy 'Potato chips Housewife Married KENNETH BODENHAGEN Nickname ............ Crazy about .......... Favorite expression. . . Favorite food ........ Hobby ............... Ambition ...... . . . ' u t-Bogieu Time keeping Well, I'll be darned 'Steak Photography 'Aeroplane technician Ought to be ......... A humorist ELAINE BRUGH Nickname ............ Sandy Crazy about .......... Skating Favorite expression. . . Oh, murder Favorite food ........ French Fries Hobby ......... . . . Co1lecting dogs Ambition ...... ... Music Teacher Ought to be ..... Home Ee. Teacher IDELLA COMPTON Nickname ............ ' 'Comptie Crazy about. .... ..... ' 'Dreamingn Favorite expression. . . Are you kidding? Favorite food ........ Banana cream pie Hobby. .............. Collecting pictures Ambition .... .. ... Beautician Ought to be ......... A teacher MARY CRISAFI Criss Crazy about .......... Favorite expression. . . Favorite food ........ Nickname. ......... . . Hobby ............... Ambition ..... . . Ought to be... .. Baking Cakes Oh, yeah! Chicken Reading Housewife A dressmaker towfoawatote-muaeonofto-40.1 1 Favorite food .... Hobby ......... Ambition .... Shop KA by that? 'Cake Marry and raise a family Ought to be ....... .. A farmer ELAINE GROWALL Nickname ..... .... . ..' ARed Crazy about .......... Music Favorite expression. . .' 'Twerp Favorite food ........ Beef steak and Hobby ...... Ambition ..... Ought to be ......... ' 4. n gravy Scrap Book Music teacher 'Less reserved FREDERICK HAY Nickname ............ Fred Crazy about ........., Girls Favorite expression. . .uiCt'IlSllI'6Cly' Favorite food ........ Mashed potatoes Hobby ......... Ambition ..... Ought to be .... Basketball To be wealthy A preacher ZOLA HUMBERT Nickname ..... ....... ' ' Zo'ie Crazy about ..... . .... Movies Favorite expression. . . Oh, heck! Favorite food .. ...... Lemon meringue pie' Hobby ............,.. Sleeping Ambition ..... Ougbt to be ......... tt l,llOl0g'I'3.llllt'l'u Louder DORIS KOONTZ Nll'lillH,lllC ............ ' Crazy about .......... Favorite expression. . . Favorite food ........ Hobby ............... Ambition ....... .... ' ' Onght to be .... .... 'Sis Men Nope! Hamburgers Sewing Housewife A hon1ebody

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010000 0:00000-000000-0' V jlS'1'A S H0000-000000000000-0.00u SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This is a story of a heroic group of people who fought the battle of high school and emerged victorious. VVhence they came and whither they are going seems to be a deep dark mystery. After searching all the valuable documents in the office, and taking fingerprints and measurements, certain conclusions have been reached about this group of Sen- iors. Judging from the color of their hair and the size of their feet, it is found that they began their start in school life some years ago when they entered the Fresh--' man Class of the Rockwood High School. Several locks of hair were found in books which match the hair of certain present Seniors. Many footprints were found under- neath other footprints leading to the doors of the school when acid was applied to bring out the faintly discerned tracks. These tracks, followed by bloodhounds which were used to find the trail, lead to our Freshman homeroom. About that time Miss Ringgold, a high school teacher, found a group of students which answered the des- cription of the present Seniors sitting in her classroom. So it is thought that per- haps this same group arrived at high school by the way of the eighth grade. No- thing is certain, though, as this class is very elusive. While in this class we were considered low by the upperclassmen and were called greenies. Early in the year the Sophomores honored us with an Initia- tion Party. Many strange and remarkable things had to be done by us to please them. After doing our best they agreed to let us go and gave us a light lunch. The next year we entered the Sophomore class. It seems that not all of our group was here, because some decided not to go on and a few went to other schools. The year held some excitement for in February we had the privilege of initiat- ing the Freshmen-somewhat in the same manner we were, with plenty of barn paint and all the other trimmings. All in all we had a great year. Ah, what Juniors we were. We were skilled in Eng'lish--especially in story telling and acting pantomines. In Latin we were a most brilliant class. On Feb- ruary 16th we held a Valentine Party in the gym to raise some money for our class. We worked hard at this and made out well. Finally the last and most exciting year came. Because of the war a few of our members were not able to attend this year. They were Robert Kinter, Gene Phill- ippi, and Dean Gary. With the aid of Mrs. Martin, we started early on many money- making projects. This included the selling of cards, stationery, emblems, and other things. We also held two radio shows which were enjoyed by all who attended. Early in the year we had the opportunity of choosing our name cards and announcements, which was exciting because it showed that we were nearing the close of our school life. Then all the spare moments of our time were turned to the techniques of danc- ing. Why, the Juniors were inviting us to the Junior-Senior prom, one of the most exciting events of our lives. The first time many of the girls had a chance to wear an. evening gown a11d if lucky enough a beautiful corsage. We wish to thank the Jun- icrs for the time they spent to give us an enjoyable evening. Then came the class play. VVe chose The Sixth Key, a mystery comedy, because we enjoyed myis- teries. Mr. Hodge, a man from out of the past, was played by Kenneth Boden- hagen: his sister, Ella Hodge, was Fern Weyand, his niece, Marcelle Burgess, Ruth Welshg Hattie the cook, Inez Bittnerg Minnie the maid, Doris Snyder: The Chinese servant, So Hang, Bill Barclay: Delight March, who was a moving picture actress, was played by Idella Comptong Vivian Darling, Lorraine Wheeling: Ralph Lane, james Schrock: Danny O'Brien, Austin VVeimer3 Malcolm Marvin, a man of mystery, Fred1Hayg and Allen Dale, John Sanner. Under the direction of Mrs. Martin it prov- ed to be quite a success. Since the night of the Class Play, everything was just a hustle and a hurry. Tests to study for, which seemed like millions. VVh-o to invite to the Senior Banquet? How will I look in my cap and gown? And so many other little things that seemed to pop out when we were so busy. Nervous but anxious we waited for Commencement day when we would receive a great reward on which we worked for many years. Af- ter many restless nights of dreams and nightmares, Commencement came and went Everyone was happy because they did their best and were ready to start out on their own. 00000 0000000001 1946 os00000000000000000000'4