Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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Sf Illll MEMIIIHES Rosie Velt walked down the cor' ridors of Roosevelt High School for ter last time. Dressed in cap and gown, she reluctantly turned her steps tom-.rqrra the auditorium wnere in a iew rrirr'u'ws she would receive her diploma. As she walked along, rrrerrxrries ct her whole school career flashed tiircugi. her rrrind, like scenes on a rrtotran rip: ture screen. It seemed odd to her that tziese very halls, which after six years were now ti second home to her, could have puzzled her so rnuch when she was a seveztr grader. They had seemed so long, big, with no end to the number of ciczprziz. Being so little, Rosie rernemhored lrow she could never make out than rccn. nuznbers. How t.rankful she was fcr' ical rig sister , who comforted and Qulflfiii through her bewildering first years, fur the smiles the big sister gave :ter wi ' H comforted her so much. Wl1err Rosie became a FRFSHMAN she felt very big time for now ner class had a voice in the student gov' ernment. ln fact the boy who sat nexf to her in English, Ruffy Rider, was a freshnran senator and also her secret flame. Rosie also can remember how dumb she acted at her first football games. Never knowing what was going an. She must have been a horrible pest to the unfortunates who sat near her. Up and down, in and out, she just wouldn't sit still. Candy, port, cracker jack, tRosie's face grew red wrfh sharnel. Ruffy Rider didn't know girls exist- ed, so to her freshman party Rosie re luctantly went with Frankie Preshrnan- ski, who was just a sample of a fella. Rosie couldn't wait till the ordeal was over, Rosie's SOPHOMCRE year was most trying, she didn't know whether to act like a kid or a grown up and so she combined the two. Her clothes started to take her attention and she began to watch the older girls and dress like them. The one important thing that hap- pened in Rosie's SOPHOMGRE ye' that she can never forget was the wi:tQ' ning of the basketball tourny . ln Rosie's IUNIOR year, her secret flame, Ruffy Rider, began to notice fuer. ln fact she was his date for alrrxcst everything, including the prom. Sire will never forget when they got their National Honor Society pins on tlze same day. They were both so proud and happy. That same year she was also made a Girl Counselor, and this made her very happy, to think how she might help some younger girl, as she was helped by her big sister . A e m' ,fl K-1 Senior Class Tlrarriszirr 'ffizsey Puzrtrllo Ke 5 y Qcrs: flreerr and Vtlfzite. Motto: Tonignt we launch: Vifliere shall we anchor? As Rosie found her way in the pro- t cessional line slze could rgear the farriilf iar strains of Ramp and Cfr 'tr'rts 'rnoe' lly The usigers sfartea to lead .ind finally she was rriarcyrrig dy.-sr, tggai aisle. The music brcugrgi rears to :per eyes for 11, matter how many titties sip had been discouraged size new lillllllxfl how dear' ly slre Had always l.fVExfj Rc. Hrgli School, and now she itiust feirve this behind, arid ge out into the world, a. I, ,J it T ' M X J X N r' 'l Senior Class Sponsors l. Yfixlligzr. Bizrikfr, if-:ity Svpztts, E:wen, Aus'irr

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