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

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irir'ki't'k1l ki'i'i k'k'k'k Jim Klan, of W8 On September fifth, nineteen hundred forty-four, a group of forty- seven freshmen entered the Roodhouse Community High School to begii their four years of higher education. Our first meeting was held to elect the following officers: Jim Sitton, president, Ray Little, vice-president, Jo-Ann-De Whitney, secretary, and Mary Mae Wilkinson, treasurer. Most of us were local eighth grade graduates, but there were a few new faces with us. We are grateful to Miss Hall, our adviser, for faithfully starting us on our way. In October our class planned a ,hay ride. We enjoyed playing games. Our refreshments were sandwiches, apples, and doughnuts. Before we realized it, semester exams were here. We were proud of our classmates who were on the honor roll each six weeks and especially of those eleven who were on the semester honor roll. During this year we lost five of our classmates, but new classmates have entered our class. Those who joined us were Patricia Wise, Rosemary Spencer, and David Wells. Our class was happy to have a large number of boys out for athletics and a large number of girls who joined the Glee Club, T Club, and G.A.A. We are also proud of those who tried out for the speech contest. Although everything is strange and new to us, we are looking forward to the time when we shall be upperclassmen. We hope that by hard work, cooperation, and conscientious effort ours will be the best class ever to graduate from R.C.H.S. Jo-Ann-De Whitney. 'k'ki k'kir'k'Ir'ki'kirir'kir

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