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

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Superintendent H. D. Barr lege sity. COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY Take that seat, young man. As members of the senior class of nineteen hundred forty-six, We Wish to ex- press our appreciation to Mr. Barr, who from our earliest recollection of school, has guided and set us firmly on the road to better life. To Mr. Barr we may Well apply the Words of Tacitus who said: Reason and judg- ment are the qualities of a leader. 'A' ir 'A' 'A' 'lr 'A' We also Wish to thank the members of the school board for the personal interest each has shown us in our high school life. MR. ELMER MR. JESSE MR. ORVAL MR. ADRIAN MR. RICHARD HOUSEMAN HAWK CANNEDY CAMPBELL , HOPKINS Three B.E., Western Illinois State Teachers' Cola M.A., Teachers' College, Columbia Univer-

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Dedication IT IS with great pleasure that the senior class dedicates the nineteen hundred forty-six Railroader to Mr. Harold Miller for his loyalty and service to the student body and school. He served as assistant coach for several years and capably coached the football team of nineteen hundred forty-five. One of our junior advisers, he assisted us in securing money which not only made our prom successful, but gave us a good financial beginning for our senior year. Two

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I i I MISS BEATRICE FLORI IZ.I-I., Eastern Illinois Stall- 'l'ean'ln-rs' Col- li-ge INLS., I'llIYt'I'SIIX oi' Illinois Subjects: BioIo9Yv Chemistry, Freshmen Phy- sical Education UIGIIIIK-'I' lu- quiet oi' wc'll have a Iilllo ta-sl In-fore class. MRS. LOIS BATTERSHELL l'l.l'lil,, Illinois Stall- Normal l'nivi-rsity Subjects: Typing I, ll, Bookkeeping, Shorthand llas tho first lit-Il rungu? MISS MARILYN PURNELL ILM., IVIiIL'IVIlll'l'iiy Uollcge Subject: Music If you watch mv. you might gi-t smut-- thing done. MRS. F. L. COLLINS B.S.in Eil., Northirast Missouri Stati- 'I'4-ar-hers lfollegi- Missouri IvllIYt'l'SIIY Subjects: Algebra I, II, Commercial Arithmetic. Trigonometry. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Phy- sical Education lf you will be quiet. wt- shall take the roll. MISS IRENE AINSWORTH A,Ii., BIZtl'IvIlll'I'HY t'ollcp2.e XVI-stern Illinois Slate 'l'e-as'Iio1's' College Subjects: English I, Il, IV, Library 'I'ln4re is going to Ive a couple of neoolt- missing in here. if you don't get quiet. MISS JEAN HANNAFORD Secretary Do you want soma-tIiing.: ! Foul' MRS. THELMA WILKINSON ILA., Illinois Cfollvgi- M.A,. Nortliwesit-i'n I'niw-rsity Subjects: Speech, Plane Geometry, Latin I, II Ia-t's get quiet, kids. 'l'ln-ru is no need for all this talking. IVIR. MASON CAMPBELL ILA.. Illinois Hin-sli-yan AI.,X,. Illinois Iiiiw-rsity Subjects: Second Semester-U. S. History, Eco- nomics, Boys' Physical Education If I'm not lraclly mistaken. I believe that is rightf' MR. HAROLD MILLER A,l!., Maryville Volluge 1lt-o1-g'e-Iaialiolly College IIIIIVHIH i'olII-go Illinois Stall- Normal I'nin-isily Subjects: General Science, American Govern- ment, Civics: Second Semester, World History 'I'hat ri-minds me oi' a joke. MRS. WM. REILLY lhlflil.. Illinois Stall' Normal Ifnivvrsity Slnlrtlefl' Vollege Subjects: English III, First Semester-U. S. History. World History. I'lI hi-lp yon, if I van.