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

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We, the Seniors, wish to express our thanks to Mr. Barr, for his great interest in young people. He has always been a most understanding and help- ful person, trying to prepare us for our career which we will soon begin. V. li. li1lXi4'l' Jessi- Hawk. Sr. Eugene Rawlins Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Behind every activity and event of school life stand this group of earnest men, who help us solve the many difficulties of the high school. To these men, the faculty and student body extend our ut- most gratitude. ,W 3 .-.- Y MR. H. D. BARR Superintendent B.E., Western Illinois State Teachers' College. M.A., Teachers' College, Columbia University. l'l'Q-sidvlit Imwvll livvvx lfrm-sl llallli-rsln-ll Y lil -lv - 'H1'V 0i-TJJWW-lM'r?J'AJ!lf,Jifvf1 llLlM!?'2': '::T'.'JYXilWfllffffiihllf-Qd f5KU:lYl3aN SQxY ' V bUlai'5lN0HLWNBfWu i ' V V Q. -nm-r.' .i . . A . L... X ' ,. . H . . i ' - . - -' -'-v A ' '1' i ' , - -- sz- ,:'vL . - ' '. ' , l ' ...N -4'-Pfv fvfiffsiifffi f -' ' - ' ' A ,,,,.m ... ,, . - 3 .0 JD . I 1 I - YY A ...f - , I.. . . ,. ., - ' - -A :. - ,-...f.s . ., 4 - .,.............,,,,. -- ' ' 'mmf' 'H-A-M - -'iid-w .. -tt 5' .gfxspzvf Mu' 1.g5:1sy.::m 5- 3.33:'-111517 l .. ll , -5 -1- , 17. -, , , - if' is If -- ' vi M ' fv-Zm:f,.-nlgif' '-1.r.s.:uufLi rise'-vzifri ' ' - . M fgfgw,-,-.1 1-'ff-M'-Lf ff- ' 1.11 -- 5 ' 0 D I o 0 Q 1 0 n 0 Q w1f-:-fw.- -,-.,a.f--+v.1:-.- . -.f-.-.... ,'.....-.swm f...

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'K 'Xi' It has been a pleasure and a privilege to work with the many students who have maintained the worthy traditions of the Roodhouse Community High School. May all underclassmen accept the challenge which is theirs and prepare themselves for life in an ever-changing world. H. D. Barr. urlxl A , d n 3 h ic Woil , Dxxig t Morrow once wrote to his son, is divided into people who do things and people who get the credit. Try if you can, to belong to the first class. There's far less competition. As future citizens of a great country grasp your opportunities and as- sume your responsibilities. T. Wilkinson. I wah-A-nNwv0...ww.-A.s..N-Ffa-...so-t.weww.-Km..-..,-Mmwwnwn-4.wme..m.wwsnwpw-wwmwwmumxwmwqwvmmnsa-mwnn , .-wg-Z 5 2 - . , r 1 - - , .al -,yn . 'Q 'Q N' ' '- W' '.-'i'M.'::- .- 1-1. ., . . . s, - , . - . .. A 'if A N - 1 ' i I if' ' A E -' l ' - - 1' ' '5f iH5iX36l9fit!f59i'f'lS435-?iff5lP?Sf'Sir1,t'3'Qit.Zi:c:: 5.321351 r m., aigsaivwri-:I+ -Jfiaffi--'--v' '-ww ., . ' 'A ' -- A ,rfaesvf-yn'-u.vfp44mmm.W. ' ' ' A' ' , - A ' .. ., , . ,, , W , - ,W ., . . H -- V . gt r ' 3 ,wwf .. J ., 1 ...X . al gfwmfzssv .rrfrszwq-, Ha- 'b7f4is ' i - -5951, N952rn'- '1?4 'fi7Tf'7 f'Ea v, 1- A 5 nr.,-ny, .,,,.f,.2v.' - , . . .' . - if Q5 I I f,.QiQi,1?H:! 5. g A . 1 11 ,P+-u?m,,5x . ,N , ., sf' :ivf:z6sr::'f5::.. .r . A . - -L' L..'z? J:f-- 'iZf.-.- -ff. f mfn'.'- 'f 52- . Lassen 53 , 'fx Jggaqpgi o cz o o o 0 o o 1 1 0 O U 1 O 0 '1' 0 W..-....f,-. ,..:.as,,. ,mu .rv .--.v 1 ' vs.-,, ..,.: .- --s-nf ' ' . A t

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FACULTY Mrs. Wilkinson Mr. Storey Miss Story Mr. l'ampI1cll Mr. l'Illll1' Miss Marais Miss XYalscr Mr. lim-lit-i1Im:iL'l1 FACULTY MRS. THELMA WILKINSON, Principal, and Dean of Girls, is instructor ill Latin, Speech. and American Literature. She received her B.A. Degree from Illinois College, and is now working on her Master's Degree at Northwestern University. She is also sponsor of a speech organization known as T Club. MR. JOHN RUSSEL STOREY, Director of Scientia Fratres, teaches Chemistry, Biology, and Physiology. He received his B.A. Degree from Illinois College and his M.S. Degree from the University ot' Illinois. He has served as Sophomore adviser this year. MISS OPAL STORY. our English instructor, has charge of the library and is adviser for the Freslnnan Class. She received her B.A. Degree from Illinois College, has at- tended Maclllurray College, and is now working on her Master's Degree at Washington University. MR. MASON CAMPBELL, Director ot' Athletics, and Dean of Boys, is instructor in History and Physical Education. He secured his B.A. Degree from Illinois Wesleyan University, and his M.A. Degree from the University of Illinois. MR. E. L. PAINE, Adviser for the yearbook, is also one of our Senior Class sponsors. Ile teaches Practical Mathematics, Algebra II. Solid Geometry, and Physics. He re- ceived his IIA, Degree from Upper Iowa University, and his M.A. Degree from the State University of Iowa. MISS MARY JEAN MARAS. one of the Junior Advisers, teaches Typing, Shorthand, llookkeeping, and directs Physical Education for Girls. She received her B.Ed. Degree from Illinois State Normal University, and is working on her Master's Degree at the University of Wyoming. She is the faculty sponsor l'or G.A.A. MISS CHRISTINA XVALSER, is Director of Vocal Music for both boys and girls. She received her B.A. Degree from Eureka College, and has attended Columbia University and the University ol' Illinois. MR. J. A. ROCKENISACH, Assistant Coach, is one of the Junior Advisers. He teaches Algebra I, Economics, American Government. Business Arithmetic, Commercial Geog- raphy, and Civics. He attended Purdue University for one year but received his ILE. Degree from Northern Illinois State Teachers' College. M9- vdnmrasunmwum-nmvkwsnmnamkwann-naw-1 N-oqrn-4-mmnmmw-mnwn-mn-nnmamwm unwnsninwna-summmmwwpg-xxvmosamwwmugmpma - I ,'f:':w:.,t,. .. . : tl., , . , h , . ,, , , , , 1 A -. - wfa ,sl ' 'f 'I ' 73 f ' f i5 ' a.ms t s 2., f .,,, 1. . - ' - if 1 L, , ,,,.,, '- ' '- -H H 'N - .. ,..... -ww. .ww v - 3- ' JK- ' W fn-QM .-.- S.'lufl. ' . T ,wwf - f .ns-misss.. f rename , . .ffl i Fc I 'N' 1 s ff 2 , . - , w-.J M- 1 s , , 5 . , .. , . 'iz,s13 i-' A 1 r 2 l . .f.vfmesrm..,.....M.. .safes ,.a.:i J-f-- vrssarf ' ,.a.sf,:.v,. 4 as Q Q Jwtmkw o o o o o 0 o o 1 - 0 0 03