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

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7 cw Back Row: J. Marlin, Il. 'I'n-nnill. M. XX'ise, Il, Ih-II. fi. Grizzle. .I. Smith, I-I. IN-wk. .I, Ilumlliollsv, AI. Iilule, Second Row: l'. Ilny, M, Litlb-. M. lmxwly. li. Ilillb-, Il. 'I':nlz-. Il. S11-vt-ns, BI, 1':l1ilu--ly. S. Silxi-rnaiil. The pictures on the two pages represent the T Club of 1947 and 1948. Since the Club did not function last year, a new group of officers was elected. They are: presi- dent, Rose Marian Cannedyg vice-president, Sue Carol Silvernailg secretary, Dick Ilans- bergerg and treasurer, Mary Wise. The Speech Club is the spring-board for contest training. This event is of great interest and incentive to our students. In this club everyone is interested in some type ol' speech activity. If he does not participate, he is dropped from membership. The Club gives the members an opportunity to appear before a group. It meets once every two weeks and students volunteer to appear on the program. All types of interpretative ma- terial are made available to them. Members may practice after school until five o'clock and, when a special program is being prepared, after dinner until nine o't-lock. Inter- pretation, acting, and contest activities are carried on by the club and are extra-cnr- ricular. Since interpretation is so very personal, we have found that best results come as a result of special outside work. MRS. THELMA WILKINSON. TWENTY-SIX

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fladzw TOD ROW: Il. Sh-in-ns, IC. Ili-ll, Mr. l'mh-rwooml, S. Www-vslt-1'. Iv. iit'Illil'll'iiSUlI. Second Flow: AI, Imwtly, l'. Alt'j'1'l', M, XX'y:1tl. M. A, I.illlu-. S, SllXl'lll.Ill, Ii. t 1nnmlx The members of the staff wish to thank their advisers, Miss Johnson and 'VII Underwood, for their guidance throughout the year. We also want to thank our patrons who have helped us to finance this book. l n...vw M. Wyatt J. VVhitney P. Wise M. A. Little TWENTY-F1vE Speech and Dramatics Rose Marian Cannedy Snapshots Robert Bell Class Activities Dale Hendrickson Marjorie Dawdy Jokes Ray Little Will Bonnie Smith Ilah Boston Class History Sue Carol Silvcrnail Music Hozella Stevens Typists Mercedes Wyatt Mary Ann Little

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'17 61145 Back Row: Al, Swvelin. ll. Colm-l'. l'. liraulslizlw. Il. il2lllSlilll'L1l'l', ll. XYilx'ox, .l, llzlnsom, li. Sloan-. Second Row: ll. llzllll-nthul, M. llnrm-tl, l'. llunly, ll. lloppcr. XY, Smith, lb. Shaw, L. ltznwlins. The T Club presented the play, Heritage of Wimpole Street at the Sectional Contest at Lincoln on March 15, 1947. The members of the cast were: Jack Cunning- ham, Lorena Spencer, Mary Wise, Rose Marian Cannedy, and Jim Ransom. The members of T Club presented a program for the Woman's Club at the Methodist Church on Thursday night, December 18, 1947. The program consisted of two plays. They were One Sunday Afternoon with the following cast: Betty Stone, Rose Marian Cannedy, Bob Tennill, and Bob Bell. The other play was The Cratchet's Christ- mas with the following cast: Jim Roodhouse, Sue Carol Silvernail, Charlotte Hanly, Joyce Martin, Pat Bradshaw, Rozella Stevens, lVIary Margaret Sweetin, James Ransom and Dick Hansberger. The T Club presented a poetry program for the Library Club, Thursday eve- ning, February 5, 1948. Members appearing on the program were: Pat Day, Rose Mar- ian Cannedy, Pat Bradshaw, Charlotte Hanly, Elinora Deck, Mary Wise, Mary A. Little, Mary M. Sweetin, Rose Hopper, Leona Little, Halle Hellenthal, Betty Stone, Rozella Stev- ens, Mary L. Ruyle, Joyce Martin, Jim Smith, and Dick Hansberger. On February 28. 1948, the T Club sent several members to the Sectional Con- test at Jacksonville. Roodhouse placed second. TWENTY-SEV N