Roll High School - Rollonian Yearbook (Roll, IN)

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I ,p a V :f fwHu,e ' Q ZQYJZE gnlsvr-arf-Kris-52 4 I 1, 'R The freshmen study foods for breakfast and lunch during the first semester and clothing the second. The sophomores study foods for dinner, how to set the table, and investigate various types of dishes and utensils suitable to be used in the kitchen. During the second semester a study of home nursing and child development was made. All the girls enjoy the study of Home Econom- ics, and will profit by it as much as any other sub- ject which is taught. Members of the classes are: Freshmen--Lillian Banter, Betty Dutro, Juanita Glancy, Betty Gosnell, Norma Tatman, Martha Troxell, Vonna Jean Sutton, and Martha Raber. The Sophomores include--Betty Abbott, Wilma Coons, Jean Murphy, Mary Nelson, Rozhonna Palmer, Lola Tarr, Betty Jean Vincent, and Martha Lois Younts. HI-Y Club A group of the leading boys of the Roll High School decided to organize a club that would be open to all boys in the school. It was the opin- ion of all that a Hi-Y Club was needed. The Hart- ford City Hi-Y Club came out and explained how to organize it. The Roll High School Hi5Y Club was organized February 25, 1940. The charter members elected the following boys officers of the club: William Hahn, President, Charles Holloway, Vice- President, Harold Abbott, Treasurer, Clarence Mur- phy, Secretary, and Ralph Confer, Chaplain. The Hartford City Hi-Y Club made a second trip on March 4th to initiate the following into the club: F as if in .,, Qfji si 'cf Q iii ith if Qiif? Ffh ggi 22+ gi EEN Qfff Hi g?Q iff .fir if' Km f ii L li , ?fh iff xiii 1, H fc 4, - eg. 5 :e ' ', 1Q'f 'v jx- 141'r 1 1f +.,A.L..r...b,.,' 'A 4 353 .V yn 11 M rg? p i 2 tel fi' , H J 1 i :,- 3 . 9 A .. -A fl elif 1' . N- I rg!! we ,. Y 1: .fi 1,7 lah ,' F H 1 v yfd ,V lg . ji .P-Ak .fm if? H 1151! 'f Ml! :1 1 . Qfh Wg? P '41 vu-' IE on . IVV. I fff 5 if: fha ,af 'P' ' Vi! F A' S' 2 fi . I f , .. , , .Y.W . W- -. ...,e--------- z'.?TtQos' ,Nw-mx is fe ,f rg XX. V, 1- Harold Abbott, Ralph Confer, Robert Ducy, Oliver gfiggsuggbf Furniss, William Hehn, Charles Holloway, Joseph egmgagggggq Miles, Clarence Murphy, Jack Sharp, Glen Trosper, Q5g'7' H Charles Yates, Richard Yencer, and Howard Byall. QQ? The Hi-Y Club is affiliated with the State Y. M. c. i?Q A. of Indiana. pg? lr The purpose of the club is: WTO Create, main- Q? tain, and extend throughout the school and 7r , i if -fe-iii f2 i i i Wif' . ' i e i r