Roodhouse Community High School - Railroader Yearbook (Roodhouse, IL)

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l LEGENDE MYRTLE STROWMAT'I g Myrt. BERYL WINDMILLER- Windy, Doesn't seem to lzare nzueh pep Slow but sure, remenzber the tortoise that But if you keep up you'll lzazfe to step. Athletic Association '24 Anne What's Her Name birls' Glee Club Class Will '27 clefeatefl the lztzrrff' Class President '24 Class Vice President '26 Business Manager Legende Athletic Association '24, '25 Basket Ball '24 Girls' Glee Club '27 GERALDINE KIMMITT- Gerry. JOHN SHAW- J. T. Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with and7'All great mon are dying and I do pleasant to think about. Class History '27 Basket Ball '24 Page Seventeen well myself. Athletic Association '24, '25 Chorus '25 n't feel so Advel tising Manager Legende Student Council '27 In the Garden of the Shah Anne What's Her Name

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, E LEGENDE ,...,W,,.,. ..,. --,,,, ' I V, i .. OLIVE FERGUSON- Kel. A carefree lass filled with Pep. Junior Reporter '25, '26 Basket Ball '24 Joke Editor Legende Athletic Association '25, '26 Girls' Glee Club '27 Chorus '27 FRANCES TENDICK- Fran, Laugh if you are wise. Joke Editor Leg'nde Basket Ball '24 Athletic Association '24, '25 Girls' Glee Club '27 Q, ----..,,... MARJORIE FLORENCE- Sect, She is neflf, slle is s'w1'ef, from llf'l' bonnet fo her fcctf' Class President '25 Chorus '26, '27 Chorus in the Garden of the Shah '26 Circulation Manager Le,f1ende Girls Glee Club '27 Student Council '27 Athletic Association '24, '25 VIRGINIA MCGREW- Gin. Her head is always chuck full of ideas no one else would tlzinlc of. Class President '26 Contest '24, '25. '26 Chorus '24, '25, '26, '27 In the Garden of the Shah '26 Junior Reporter '26 Editor-in-chief Legende . Athletic Association '24, '25, '26 Girls' Glee Club '27 Student Council '27 Page Sz' vfteen

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LEGENDE . 1915-1927 TOP ROW, Left to Right-John Ducarr, Gus Lawson, Raymond Harrison, Harvey Fer- guson, Francis Landreth, Kenneth Hull. Durward Denny, John Strlng. SECOND ROW, from Left to Right-Gilbert Ballard, Howard Landers, Corrine Kid, Goldie VanWinkle, Hazel Carmean, Mary Arnold, Thelma Petrey, Margaret Mur- ray, Margaret Mitchell, Beryl Windmiller, Louise Wilkerson, Henrietta Campbell Melvina Griffith. THIRD ROW, Left to Right--Kline Lawson, Cecil Davis, Estileen Clatt, Della Fraley, Ida Mae Patterson, Mary Nash, Violet Cummings, Irene Helm, Olive Ferguson, Willard Gibbons. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right-Floyd Davis, Gordon Dennis, Charley Bishop, Ray Rice, Glenn Millekin, Gilbert Brant, Lee Roe, Howard Manser, Russell Godby, Rob ert Burress, Miss Shields, Teacher'. Can you imagine these as Seniors graduating this Spring? Out of this group of 41 youngsters we have only five of them, who will graduate. They are Mary Arnold, Thelma Petrey, Beryl Windmiller, Louise Wilkerson and Olive Ferguson. Some of them moved away, some dropped, and some are married. We lost others in our Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years. Page Eighteen v