Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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TOMAHAWK U 1501 ly Upper left: l'rool'reading the 'l'omahawk-Diane Fair. Clarolvn Glafier. Nada Ireland: XYorking Nlimeograph Machine-Xlarv .Xnne Lvtle. Patsy XYright: XVorking Mimeostope Nlathine-limily Sthenk. Grettlien KIaHanna. Barbara Dirks. Lelt: XX'orking at 'liypewriter-Evelyn XX'helan. Irma lloze, l'at Iloudreau. . , . . lfront: lxoh Ixoontl, Lewis Rav: lvorking at tahle-Neena Pavell, Sharon Long. Mautie lfoust. Nancy Heiins. Standing. right: Kliltlred Nltflnlly. Josephine .Xnderson. Phyllis Qnatken- hush. Susie Rankin, Nancy Salomon. Phyllis XYigner. Janice Flora, Alanet Ifmerson, Carolyn Holder. The Tomahawk is the school newspaper which has been published nine times this year. There are between eight and twelve pages in each issue. ,X new lieature added this year is More Malarky which is cleverly written hy Diane Fair. .X new method of getting more names in the paper has been used suet'essl'ully hy hav ing a roving reporter. This reporter ehooses a question in whieh he asks lor different opinions Irom the students. This has proven very interesting. Personals still seem to be tops with the students. Song titles have heen used to express certain moods ol' the students around Rosie Hi. The outstanding issues ol the year were Thanksgiving, Christmas, Sectional. Iiaster, and the Senior issue.

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Sitting: l'i.lI'llLl1Ll D FLASHBACK STAXFF irks. art: XI.nth.i Dugan. treasurer: Clarlita Lane. to-editor: .Kline Yan Kllune, etlitorz Sally Dill. Nl'll'l'lLll'YI Druid XYt'llll7Clg. tiriulalion. ' is ' ' Xliss 'Yitkvls sionso ' Standing: l'4itsvXYi'igl1t.p1'oolreatle1': l.o1t'ttai lxt't'xe1'. aulxei ti enu nt, . i . 1 1. Nornian 'l hoinpson, nollvt tor: Sharon Long. talentlar: Bill ffl'iLll'l'l'll. sports: ixlillllll' lfoust, seniors: Gt-rry xYillQ2llL'. music :intl tlfilllllli Emily Sthenk, typist: llitk Ro.uh. hnanse: Bill liallal, erriiiuls: Deltie lirzuly, leathers: Barlmara 'li-eter, mounting. The class ol '52 worked earnestly and diligently together to raise the necessary luntls lor the Flasl1bat'k . XVe started to work in October and worked until March, working with one project or another constantly. XVC reached our goal through the generous donations ol' classes, Clubs. and businessmen. The class sold magazine subscriptions. Christmas cards, and Monti Indian pins. XVe also sponsored a bake sale. paper drive. and Christmas Bazaar. Our mothers generously gave their time and effort to sponsor a rummage sale for us. This issue of the Flashback is due to the combined efforts ol' the class, the mothers, and our friends in the community. Page Thirty-rzirze

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4 l IiR.XX'I1S .XXII SVNSIIINIQ UIfIflIIImRS Standing: Ran' Phillips. lmwitlciitz Ilill lxzillnil, vita'-p1'witIt'1it: XX :sync Ilunuui. wtx'ct:n'X'-t1't-austin-1'. Sczitcdz llQll'lDlll'1l litlllilllllll. Xlll lIlik'NlllL'IllI Nanny Irt-hui, pirsiclc-lil: C1:u'lit.i I,:xnt', tt'c:iwti1'c1': li:n't'n Himkniain, Nt'tI't'I.lI'X'. S'I'UlJ1CN'I' COUNCIL Stzindinffz B:t1'h:i1'zt Botitlrczui. 'unior alum Pl president: john Cmwcl. soplimnure tlam president. Sczttcdz Jack Mccnts, junior class premidcnt: Nancy Irelzin. Sunshine president: Dick Roach, president: Rely Phillips, lirzives Countil president: Loretta Kccvcr. senior class president. COUNCILS The Sunshinc Society is umlpuscd ul :ill girls ul thc high xfliuul, and the lhrtves Council is it Slllllllili Club for buys. The guzils of Cach are to foster good citizenship :ind high imntzil stzindznds. Ainung the Sunshine Lutixities was LI dunztb tion IUXX'2ll'ClllllIClS l'u1'z1 window in the Rilcy Hospital Clhgtpcl. l3mX'cs Council has wurkecl on safety in driving :ind utlic-1' pI'0lJlCIIIS ul' intcrcst tu thc QTOIIP. Ihc Student Couiuil is coiiiposecl ul' student l'l'lJI'L'SL'IlllI- tives :ind works very closely with NIV. Ryan. lt hats hccn rcspimsihle Im' 5cX'e1':tl IIIICYCSIIIIQ' ztssenihly pwgrniiiis als wcll .ix helping with Ciuidztnce Day. fu-... -. N: -....... Page Forty-one