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

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D. Alred E. Deck J. Hendrickson J. Scott On September 4, 1945. . thirty - seven freshmen entered high school. We were grateful to have Miss Ainsworth, our class adviser, help us those first days. We elected the following class officers: president, Mary Wiseg vice-president, Joanne Hicks, secretary, James Smithg and treasurer, Howard Bushnell. We were glad to have a number of students participating in extra-curricular ac- tivities. In the fall of 1916, thirty-four sophomores entered school seeking a higher edu- cation. The following class officers were elected: Robert Shaw, presidentg Mary Ruyle, vice-president, Rita Sullivan, secretaryg and Peggy Cregmile, treasurer. We were pleased to again have Miss Ainsworth as our class adviser. Two members of our class, Mary Ruyle and Joyce Martin, were cheerleaders. A number of boys were active in athletics. In the fall of 1947, a group of forty-four students entered school as juniors. We were happy to see many new faces with us. Our class officers were James Smith, presi- dentg James Hendrickson, vice-president, Donna Alred, secretary, and Elinora Deck, treasurer. Our class advisers were Mrs. Wilkinson and Mr. Tucker. Several boys participated in sports and also several members of our class were active in Speech Club, G.A.A., and Glee Club. Norma Vineyard, a member of our class, was a cheerleader. We are grateful to our advisers for helping us achieve a successful prom. We are all looking forward to a successful senior year. DONNA ALRED. FIFTEEN