Roll High School - Rollonian Yearbook (Roll, IN)

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.a L. nga QI on ,oi o UI get 'T in rr 0 Q ia, Iii' ggu K 1 ? F I si r..4 L .A :L '-131: 0 3 S s 'G' sie 1 F' . .C F-5 Class History ug Freshmen I 8 ln the autumn of the year 1920 when the 1920-1921. term of school if opened, there were twenty-three happy freshmen who entered the beloved dgh v ortals of the Roll High School, Th merry group of lfreshies me-lyecl into 1 F the pathway of a student's life, in the ardent hope that with titles of seniors they would be rewarded. The faculty consisted of Principal Cary E. Moun- sey, Mathmatics and Latin 3 Miss Dorothy Hull, English, Miss Ruth Storms, History and Scienceg Mrs. Raymond, Music Supervisor. The members olf gg? the class were. Paul Royal. Lee Perkins, Lairy Tatman, Claud Keller, Harry gt Richardson, Ethel Smith, June Underwood, Violet Creek, Marjorie Osborne, 3 Charline Osborne, Ivalene DeWitt, Ruth Kelley, Mary Creek, Bertha Futreil. Mable Swindler, Mary Runkle, Helen Wolverton, Garnet Byall, Raymond Q Byall, Bryce Futrell, Harry Dutro, Ralph Kitterman and Glenn Frazier. In 4' h the second semester our ranks were joined by Paul Florea who came fron- the Marion, Indiana High School and Junior Burchard from the Muncie, In- F diana High School, making our membership twenty-tive. 1 Officers elected for the year were: Mary Runkle, presidentg and Helen 1 Wolverton, secretary and treasurer. Entertainments for the year included l a Hallowe'en party at the home of Paul Royal, and a wienie roast at the g home of Raymond Byall. Sophomores Having successfully passed through the Freshmen year the 1921 fall term opened with signs of more pep and enthusiasm than before. All members of the Freshman year responded to the roll call except Lee Perkins, Ethel Smith, Violet Creek, and Harry Richardson who decided they could master the butfets of the world without further broadening their field of M knowledge. Paul Royal moved to Fairmount, Indiana, while June Under- wood moved to Texas. Although our class was diminishing greatly in num- ber, we were glad to have Nina Adsit from Warren High School to join us in 'E the fall term. The faculty consisted of Principal, David Howland. History and Senior Class Advisorg Miss Margaret Armand, Mathmatics and Physics Q Q Miss Kathryn Jones, English and Spanish instructorg and Mrs. Gladys Bouv- man. Music and Domestic Science. Oflicers elected for the year were Helen Wolverton, president 3 and Mary 2 F Runkle. secretary and treasurer. The social festivities for the year were a Minstrel Show given by the Glee Clubs, under the etiicient guidance of Mrs. Bowman. our Music teacher. The Shakespearean Literary Society and the Rilian Literary Society added interest and made better school spirit by their egg programs given each Friday afternoon. 4? The small pox epidemic brought a sudden and unusual close to school April 1st, depriving the Class of 1922 of the Graduation exercises. gs? Juniors As our Junior year dawned upon us we became more dignified and look- ed to the future with much anxiety. Our number Varied on account of some in leaving and others entering our union. Lairy Tatman decided school was F-S Q t -it-:sfc MWQE i ts as cectfi 3 L A

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Jn' U 'JVT it GDB TKUIIUIUHU '24 W ramm MKQ 335' ' 'a i'-:E l 8.2 FAREWELL Hark! Stand back, clear the way And open wide the door Another class is coming through It's the class of '24. Always rowing, never drifting Is our motto true and sound And with Byron as our leader We have reached the topmost round. A few more days of school time joy And we'l1 journey on the road Each one reaping their own harvest That in school days they have sowed. No more we'll be together As we were in old Roll High Why is the heart so heavy? And why the deepest sigh? Time and again we have wished For school days to be o'er But why our eyes so dim with tears As we pass out the door? We'll take with us the memory Of our Senior days so true And of how we scaled the ladder 'Neath the good old white and blue. In goodbye there's a meaning That's not easy to define But it does not mean FOREVER It's just a lapse of time. -Ivaleene Dewitt. C ofa-hi WQe ri ?'I ll. E '-Ig? J? S TZ? 555 ?F if 43 8 8 72 Aga T-JF 5 l V qi i l l K Aa V 'W Q '19 F F 2 l ag 154 1 1 o Q , iv ASL 1 F if EE' qga X A V 'lk-f lI' in k

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UDB 13DllUf1iHl1 '24 K9 , l D Q 5935 X, msn S, Q - B F 1 Tl not to his liking and Claud Keller moved to Oklahoma. Lena and Mable 1 Seelig from the Hartford City High School, entered our class in the fall term of 1922. Raymond Mang joined our ranks the second semester, still keep- 5 SEE ing our number at twenty-one. 2 5 s , N 3 as The faculty consisted of J. L. Henderson, principal, History and Science 0 instructorg Byron R. Henderson, assistant principal, Mathmatics and Span- e 2' ffl ish supervisor, Junior class advisor and artist of Rollonian, Vol. l . Miss ii? Kathryn Jones, English and History instructor, also Miss Jennetta , Com- 355 mings, Music and Domestic Science instructor. ll Oliicers elected were Paul Florea, president, Mary Creek, Secretaryg and Garnet Byall and Mable Swindler, treasurers. The activities for the 335 year were the class play, Aaron Boggs, Freshman and the J unior-Senior 5, H dl reception, the last rites in honor of the class of 1923. A farewell party for Miss Jones was held at the home of the Misses Mable and Lena Seelig, gl 3 Saturday night, March 24. S is , 52- EJ Seniors Q F For the last time, in the fall term of 1923-1924, we linked together the Q friendship which had already been bound by golden strands of love and sin- A cerity. Glad were we to have Henderson Sr. and Henderson Jr. again to ' i direct the last of our High School ditliculties and engage in helping us, en- lighten our daily tasks that were set before us. The faculty consisted of . J. L. Henderson. principal, History and Science instructor, Byron Hender- . son, assistant principal, Mathmatics and Spanish instructor, Senior class ad- , visor, Miss Jean Lathom, English and History instructorg Miss Ernestine A j Farr, Music and Domestic Science instructor. l l , Officers elected for the year were Garnet Byall. presidentg Mable Swind- 5 l i l ler, secretary, and Mable Seelig, treasurer. , l l l How proud we were to have the largest senior class to graduate from A the Roll High School! Our number now was nineteen owing to the fact that A gig Raymond Mang decided to become a tiller of the soil, and Nina Adsit entered .ie ' the Warren High School in the second semester. The activities of the year were the class play The Path Across The Wm Hill, given by the seniors that proved a decided successg and publication of the '-'Rollonian Vol. ll. A hard times party was held at the home of Er- Qi nestine Farr, a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Charlene and Marjorie Os- , borne and parties at the home of Ralph Kitterman and Raymond Byall. -Mary Creek. 'F 5 AEC-'ll Y nr, till X612 r 'flfif . eiiiilldi, id ll is Ilwi ill la' HS. S flgl i ':Q, 5f'.?? il i XE' ld flu A T Si K ,Mi Q, -mifilfii 'S yi, ,l fi!-L-iii-J i' Q iris 'ff l . S Q r--ri. MC uf- fi, ,-H-1 nr ,VIWW Y