Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Class of 1950 . When we entered school in the Fall, our first big project was class elections in which we dared to break the tradition of the Senior Classes of the past few years by electing a few feminine mem- bers to our class offices. Following the trend Sue Eden was elected Annual Editor. Ten seniors were honored by induction into the National Honor Society. Janet Connors was named valedictorian while Virginia Hurd was the salutatorian. Elected captain of the football team and most valuable player was Dick Rhoads. During basketball season Bill lVlandalari was honorary captain and Ed Ferry was elected the most valuable player. Nellie Lou Williams was honored as Homecoming Queen with June Cogan, Janet Connors, and Florence Knapp as her senior attendants. At Christmas time, we s Jonsored the 'cJin le 4 -y I .g Bell Jump with Alan Freed, popular Akron disc- jockey, as master of ceremonies. At the Band Bazaar Norma Butcher and Bill lVliley were chosen as King and Queen of R. H. S. Dancing and games provided entertainment for our Senior class party on March 18. On May 12 we presented our Senior class play, Mother Is A Freshmanf, This hilarious comedy was well received by an enthusiastic audience. We discovered that graduation was almost upon us. Exchanging name cards and pictures, and signing memory books filled our days until Commencement. We attended our last Prom and added the finishing touches to our vanishing school days with the Baccalaureate exercises. Now with the goal of our past four years about to be realized, we wish to extend our deepest gratitude to all those who have been so helpful to us throughout our high school days. We will never forget their kindness to usg and we hope that they will not forget, but remember us in their thoughts in the years to come. TOM KNAPP, Treasurer: JANET CONNORS, Secretary: BOB RAE, Vice President: JOHN CARSON, President