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

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The seniors of '42 have been capable leaders in school. May they con- tinue to accept their responsibilities. I feel it has been a privilege to have been so closely associated with the students of the high school. MASON CAMPBELL. 4 4 4 This Railroader will be one of your valued treasures. It will be a com- panion in future years, a reminder of those past years in which you've made some mistakes, but many contributions. Seniors, you have completed another milestone. There will be many trying times ahead-meet them with that Roodhouse spirit, determina- tion and will to win, and you will conquer each in its turn. Good luck and best wishes from a teacher and friend. J. A. ROCKENBACH. 4 4 4 Silence is Golden in most cases, but not in our case. We, the cheer leaders, Wish to thank all of you who have helped us in backing the teams for their victories in '41 and '42, We have all had loads of fun and have tried to do what you and the faculty have expected from us. We give our best wishes to the teams and student body of the coming year. WILLA JANE LEWIS. JACQUELINE GILMORE. MARY TUEY. 7nAL. Covpa Yilafov-5 MASON CAM bell cjo Q. A. Rachenbncl-1 Twenty-three

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