Rosalia High School - Spartan Yearbook (Rosalia, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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Top row: fl. to rj Bobby Kjack, Boyd I-Iardesty, Dean Wyer, Larry McBride, Gary Cain, and Bob Easton. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The following were selected by the student body to serve as their officers. Bottom row: Dave Widman, Joel Porter, and Larry McBride. Top row: Rena Karlson, and Gwelda MacDe1-mid. mthmymvnl 2 H Q .1 N W-14-at X, ., - N5 3 E 60 5 Class Motto: Tonight we Launch where shall we Anchor Flower. Talisman Rose Class Color. Cardinal and Gray Bob Easton Mr. Sahlin Boys Federation l,2,3 AdViSO1' 4 Student Council l,4 Letter Club 2,3,4 Boxing 2 Class V. Pres. 3 Football 3,4 .Tunior Play 3 Class Pres. 4 F.F.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 SENIORS Eleanor Hofmann Class Pres. 1,2 Chorus 1,2 Girls' League l,2,3 Pep Club Sec. 2 G.A.A. Pres. 2 Student Council 3,4 Growing Pains 3 Girls' State 3 Spa rtan Spa rkle Ed. Queen of Hearts 4 Willa Mae Boozer Chorus 1,2 Student Council 2, Annual Staff 2,3 Pep Club Sec. 3 Carnival Princess Girls' State 3 Growing Pains 3 Annual Editor 4 Class Sec. 4 F.H.A. 4 1-1 un, , ,, s . Donna Blackman Band l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Office 2 Girls' League 2,3 G.A.A. 2 Trio 3 Growing Pains 3 Student Council 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Georgia Holling Junior Kjack Barbara Roberts Girls ' League 1,2 Class Pres. l Chorus I Aux. Pep Club 1,2 Band 1 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Letter Club 1,2,3,4 Aux. Pep Club 1,2 Majorette 1,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 cms' League 1,2 3 Piano Accornp. 1,2 Basketball 2,3,4 V Home Ec. Club l Triple Trio 2,3 Football 4 G.A.A. 2 Yell Queen 2,4 F.F.A. 4 Class Sec. 2 F.H.A. 4 Vice Pres. 4 Junior Play 3 Pep Club 3,4 Boys' Chorus 3 Pep Club 3,4 Junior Play 3 Joel Porter Class Pres. 1 Band 1,2 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 F.F.A. Pres. 4 A.S.B. Pres. 4 Student Council 4 F.F.A. 4 Boys' Chorus 3 Elsie Jean Parker Girls' League 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 G.A.A. 2 Library 2 Junior Play 3 Pep Club 3,4 V. Pres. Pep Club F.H.A. 4 Office 4 Pres. Pep Club 4 3 Wayne Hall Soph. Pres. 1 Library 1 Student Council 2 Football 3,4 Baseball 3 Letter Club 3,4 Junior Play 3 Paper Staff 3,4 F.F.A. 4 Boys' Chorus 3 in ii 'i Helen Hames Chorus l Pep Club l,Z,3,4 Girls League 3,4 Spartan Sparkle 3,4 Student Council 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 3,4 F.H.A. Reporter 4 F H.A. Publicity 4 Miss Rosalia 4 Gerald Gelhaus Band l,Z,3 Letter Club 3 Football 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. Sec. 4 4 Everett Peterson Transfer 1 Baseball 1 Boys' Federation Z,3,4 Junior Play 3 Football 3,4 Letterman Club 3,4 F.F A. 4 Boxing 4 Elsie Jeske Student Council l Band l,Z,3 Aux. Pep Club l, Home EC. Club 2. G.A.A. Z Drill Team Z Pep Club 3,4 Paper Staff 4 V. Pres. F.H.A Evelyn I-Iorlacher Girls League l,Z,3 Chorus l,2.,3,4 Carnival Prin. 2 Class V. Pres. 2 Library 2,3 Home EC. Club 2 Pep Club 3,4 .Tunior Play 3 Triple Trio 3 F.I-I.A. 4 Larry McBride Student Council 1,4 Basketball Z,3,4 Baseball Z,3,4 Girls' League 1,2 2 Class Pres. 2,3 .Tunior Play 3 Football 3,4 F.F.A. 4 V. Pres. of A.S.B. 4 Norman Luper Library l,2,3 Football Mgr. Z Boxing 2 Junior Play 3 Football 3,4 Letter Club 2,3,4 Elmer Jeske Class Sec. I Band l,2 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Letter Club 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Vice Pres. 2 Spartan Sparkle 4 F.F.A. Pres. 4 Theora Maurer Arnold Dickinson Chorus 1 Boys' Fed. l,2,3 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Band l Aux. Pep Club 1,2 Football Mgr. l Girls' League l,2,3 Letter Club 2,3,4 Class V. Pres. 2 Boxing 2,4 G.A.A. 2 Baseball 2,3 Junior Play 3 Football 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Junior Play 3 F.H.A. Sec. 4 Librarian 4 Office 4 Betty Brown Pep Club l,2,3,4 Girls' League l,2,3 G.A.A. Sec. 2 Drill Team 2 Band 3,4 Paper Staff 3 F.H.A. 4 Office 4 F.H.A. Sec. 4 Home Ec. Club 2 James Milne Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Gwe Ida MacDe rmid Transfer 2 Class Sec. 2,3 G.A.A. 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Chorus 2 Girls League 2 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 3 F.H.A. Pres. 4 A.S.B. Sec. 4 Vaughn Murphy Class V. Pres. 1 Band 1,2 Class Sec. 2 F.F.A. 4 Paper Staff 4 F.F.A. Reporter Chorus 3 Melvin Hoffman Boys Fed. l,2,3 F.F.A. 4 Boxing 4 Paper Staff 4 Ellen Maurer Vice Pres. 1 Chorus l,2,4 Pep Club 1,2 Girls League 1,2,3 G.A.A. 2 Junior Play 3 F.H.A. Reporter 4 Spartan Sparkle 4 F.H.A. 4 .Terry Clutter Transfer 1 Junior Play Stage Manager 3 Paper Staff 4 F.F.A. 4 N SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Having had eight years of superior instruction and training from just such teachers and with six years before that ofhaving love and security from understanding parents we were not green as freshman but quite ready and capable of taking our places, with confidence in the maze that is called high school. As most freshman do, we worked so hard that yearthat nothing unusual happened except we gained in knowledge and stature, thirty-four of us. We chose class sweaters of cardinal and gray. At the end of the year we lost four of our class members. Our sophomore class, thirty in number, underthe sponsorship of Mr. Ellis was delightful experience. Again we had no outstanding experiences except those adventures into learning. We did, however, initiate the freshman and had a return party given by them. We were also the sponsors of the Blue Room Ball. Gwelda MacDermid, Everett Peterson, and .Terry Clutter joined our class this year. In September 1947, the school year saw Mr. Ellis again our supervisor with twenty-eight students and a big year ahead. Our .Tunior Play, Growing Pains , was a huge success and the Junior Prom with the theme April Showers was a memorable occasion. We purchased our class rings during this year. We got wind of the Senior Sneak, followed them around like blood hounds, had breakfast at the White Goose in Spokane, heard Clyde and Slim on KXLY, and came home in time for school, and with all our sleepiness found that we were being called upon by the county superintendent, OOh! This year underthe genialand pleasant guidance oflVlr. Sablin we look forward to the Homecoming Dance, Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet and last but not least the senior sneak. As we file out, twenty eight down the halls of old Rosalia Hi it is with regret that we leave the rooms where we have been sheltered, taught, heckled, lwe think, and directed by our teachers. We face the future with the warm courage that we will all be useful citizens of the U. S. A. and will be proud of the fact that we were members of the graduating class of 1949. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Just beyond the horizon of vision, on the Sea of Tomorrow, you will find the ship, Future . Here, as I entered the Captain's cabin on this boat I found Capt. BOB EASTON writing the day's entry in the Ship's Log. The date was June 3, 1959. As I peered over Bob's shoulderthere came a knock on the door, it was the Future's First Mate, JUNIOR KJACK. He entered and announced that the Chef, LARRY MCBRIDE, and the head waiter, JOEL PORTER, were having a row and causing quite a disturbance in front of the passengers. It seems that Joel, who still had an eye for pretty girls, had hired THEORA MAURER and ELSIE JEAN PARKER as hostesses for the dinning room and the rest of the ship as well. Lanry, an old time woman hater, said they didn't need any women at all even if they were old classmates. Besides, that stingy Company Bursar, WILLA MAE BOOZER, wouldn't allow them enough money for extra help, he said. She was that way even as Senior Class Treasurer. After the tempermental chef was calmed down and had gone back to his sanctuary, the ship's kitchen, I looked in on the scene in the dinning room and saw there many famous faces, many of them Forty-niners believe it or not. I found there Senator BETTY BROWN, the second Clare Booth Luce, discussing politics with that quiet fahemj commentator of Station W.A.I. World Airways Inc., ARNOLD DICKINSON. Was that Arnold doing all that shouting? At another table I saw Madam GWELDA MACDERMID with her world-renouned group of chorus girls. In her groupl recognized EVELYN HORLACHER and ELLEN MAURER who have a wonderful future ahead of them in the world of dancing and who are happy under gracious Gwelda. Over in one corner of the dinning room we saw the still popular ladies, ELEANORHOFMANN and GEORGIA ANN HOLLING. Both have reached stardom. Eleanor, always the Queen of Hearts is in the movies and plays opposite GERALD GELHAUS, the great singing cowboy. Georgia, who found her talent in the senior play is really happy on the stage in New York. They were discussing the latest news of some of the other members of the class of '49. Eleanor spoke of her visit with DONNA BLACKMAN JOHNSON. She'is now happily settled down on a farm. Donna told her lots of news. Senior Class Prophecy fcont.l BARBARA ROBERTS had married a missionary and was on a slow boat to China when last heard from. HELEN HAMES has been Wye red down O. K. but that doesn't mean that she has stopped making the most out of life. EVERETT PETERSON had just won the Heavy-weight Box- ing Championship of the World. NORMAN LUPER, salesman super, has worked up in the ranks of the biggest advertising firm in the United States. Norman is now president and he encourages young people to be- gin their careers in high school like he did. VAUGHN MURPHY, now Dr. Murphy has solved all the problems of the human mind. His fame as a psychiatrist has spread throughout the world. JERRY CLUTTER had just returned to his home in Thorton from a diplomatic mission to Tibet. .Terry was sent as an offical representative of our government. DICK HENSEN and WAYNE HALL have both become farmers of the most modern type and use all the latest methods. These two men now own most of Whitman County. Naturally they do all their business through the great financier, .TAMES MILNE. After this enlightening conversation was over, I wandered into the lounge thinking that there was news of someone that I hadn't heard as yet. The re in the lounge on the television screne I saw one whomIhadn't heard about: it was ELMER JESKE being a most charming Master of Ceremonies on the new version of Meet the Missus . For laughs he often puts on a creation by the famous hat designer his twin sister, ELSIE JESKE, who has become even more famous than Lili Dache. I hope that when I return to the ship Future in 1969 I shall see and hear even better news of all the Forty-niners . 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Williams, B. Ogden, D. Calhoun, M. Fuhriman. Back Row: Mr. Kimball, Principal, L. Taylor, A. Parent, J'. Weldin, J. Blond, P. Morgan, B. Lee, J. Likes, E. Hill, Mr. Wilson. 4. -mmf H1 gms YI 14- ...X .gf ' XF X 15.111 ' x s.::z- E F .hge-ssaggx . W V lla 0 . pm fl-14:2-... . .stzzzsiwi .:'.z11.n' -ueiaaisk .qygkx 32535522 .::5l1'-lil '.1i,f1e'a+. .::zh'r!:5zi1 -naval 1 ., . -. :.'Li i2t5:2N . g.....T ,Ei-i::,iEQEf:1.x w 1?---my-,icy 11zaz5.1g1a ':'H'5i?i .. . . .. .4i5'j3:lL3i5:17. Cin Q11-'nffqf .Qg...,,..x :.l.1n:::gt .:2!1:'1:1f.'u jzyzrgzvngixd Sax.-. .. H . fs-w-.uv :Q , s. - -ffzfiezezm H TT'-.--4.1.,. n .p, .n-x,--.-,4-4. . .1-1--4-'rn Q- -. 1 nuvuql Q. 1' 12:1 1 .gY:...n!v. ' 2.4:--v - xv .. .I-1 ?E.i32 rxyinz unfaifa ,nb 7..,.rrs.'.-49 .,..1.1:'Y' Li':,i::'. ,,.o.i..L'3f-:...'..4 ,- 4-Q-t::':11.'4Lg:'.-3.4 ' '- at12xLGiA.'.11'2 ' ti 1.4 u 1ireeez.:iwQm A 1- V -.. ' .41..Xls-0-hung. , 1 s l 52177-'F-'3fY'i'7:112'9 Q53 XNP flw Nifliimlfamlga. Qxum-1-4.U,.zn+ 2 Q.. 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A vi-I-'45Mr.'Q5f' ,. vwpfin 1-gg-Lg , 4 Qmauf .wwf -. .LW MM- w,.,, Z, , ii4,x.,'g6 Q' v' V4 X , ,A-V WMP' W f 2i,,,qm5mf:g i':Lx'G,:S:'sys.m5 L, ' ' ' 1'. 11' 'Kc'-'Sz 1. I4 Fr., 'T' 121 1 LV Sl' 'f L1 2 ,V PM Q1e12aSsv:i1?3'is2?.1.1S . ff? HMETHC5 W, .J -aww. 1-l,.M V ,X his R. H. S. Yell Leaders Left to Right: L. Williams, S. Helmer, G. Holling It seems that in years past credit has not been given where credit was due in the case of the Rosalia High Yell Leaders. This year three girls took over the job and did it wonderfully well. In spite of foul weather they were always there to back our teams. Congratulations on a job well done, girls. 4. 4 i'f YV' C N F' 5 I J ,will nfl! Q X fxw MX q asv AN ' , , . 7 2 -1 --- -1 h ' X- A 5 . 'D . Q K- I ' e A -P I x rx x Q, xl Q, J: - I r - . Q i1 V 5 f -ig, - N L 1 Q: - 'Q J ll 'X liuuuviuiuninlp f ll ' A Q W 7 ff f - V -f A XXX X ' ah. 5, 1 I fp Q 5, ' f WED . W X -A yn, X M E A TL J ' 'N .qv milf' XQ ' 5 'Hx . NJ . ,Til 'J 1 X I i A 7 lQ fi 2 y' Q x f J f QQ 1 i , lb ,K A xx if 2 if I ? WM BM 1 1948 Football Squad Rosalia had many of last year's lettermen back. The line in particular was thought to be potentially one of the best in the league. This did not prove to be the case, however, for the team in general did not seem to be able to get the drive that is required to win games. However, they did turn in one very good showing in that they beat the strong Colfax team. This was the first time in 18 years that Colfax had been defeated by Rosalia. This was one of the big up-sets of the season and the Rosalia eleven won much acclaim for this victory. Following is a resume of the scores of the '48 season. Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia St. John 32. Palous 13 Tekoa 7 Colfax 13 Colton Z4 LaC rosse Z4 Ill' lu. 1 Bill Palme r-Manage r The outlook for next year's team is somewhat better, however. Although many of this year's lettermen were seniors and will not be here next year the re are many promising prospects that should be very good. The re has also been some talk of chang- ing over to an eight man team, which many feel would give us a better chance since the number of good prospects for our football team are rather limited. The manager of a team is one of the deciding factors of the team. A good manager is a very important factor in the success of a team. His job is hard and dirty and only rarely does he receive any of the praise he deserves. The entire team thanks Bill and hopes they we re not too hard on him. rf! .RH uf, 1 . r 'fx 'V' me V , 'I. Q, WJAY, 51 dl-in . 1- V - jug lf., - au.:-.11 . x -1 r .H , 4 . 1 1 gr , . , f X . - .fx QQ' 1 ,,,.2 Y i r . 'wh f' ' f L ',,g.u. H5 1 we ' xv 41 5 ! 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Although hampered byblocked roads because of snow, the squad finally succeeded in getting all the games played except one which was forfeited by Palouse. Following is a resume of the scores of the Eastern division league: Rosalia 35 Palouse 26 Rosalia 45 Steptoe Z9 Rosalia 39 Garfield 24 Rosalia 2.9 Steptoe 30 Rosalia 29 Tekoa 34 Rosalia Z5 Tekoa 43 Rosalia 37 Oakesdale Z3 Rosalia 41 Garfield Z9 Rosalia 32 Oakesdale 15 This enabled the team to play in the Whitman county Tourney which was held in the new gymnasium at Oakesdale which was justerected this year. The Rosalia Squad sparked to two wins and one loss which placed Rosalia in a tied position with St. John for 3rd place. Scores of the game in which Rosalia participated at the county tourney were: Rosalia 33 LaCrosse 30 Rosalia Z3 Pine City 33 Rosalia 44 Ste ptoe 31 Winning third place in Whitman County enabled the squad to travel to the South Eastern District Tournament which was held at Colfax. 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Y, A xg N .1-ri: 1 :,f-E'-E25 41 '- Bi-'5fF5ffei1H'ff 531 if 7 wg.: -'fi l V33-a'f-'-1 jr' 5:-4-:gig , :II ra '-1-, 1,1 : 5f5'2isE51fE53 Q. 11, 2-57, J ,- F -.-wg , 1: : gm.: ,f-wax C' 'Qi I, ' ' ,Z ' I . wr, R ,V -M, F. H. A. The Rosalia Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was or- ganized October 15, I948. Thirty-five girls went to Colfax for a most effective initiation. The motto, Toward New Horizons was im- pressed upon the member's minds by an excellent lecture. The girls have served several banquets, gave our Home Economics Dept. several valuable and valued contributions. Degrees were conferred on several girls. A group went to Spokane to the sub-regional and on April ZZnd went to Ellensburg to our state convention. We elected several chapter mothers to office. They are: Mrs. Paul I-Ielmer, Mrs. George Engel, Mrs. A. Fuhriman, Mrs. Wes Williams, Mrs. James Abel, and Mrs. W. L. Townsend. Officers for the year were as follows: lst Semester Pres-Gwelda MacDermid V. Pres-Margery Marcy Sec -Sally He lmer Treas-Theora Maurer Reporter-Helen Hames Food Chrm-Yvonne Allert Project-JoAnn Engel Publicity-Norma Jean Eberle Program-Lois Williams Znd Semester Margery Marcy Elsie Jeske Betty Brown Eileen Brown Ellen Maurer Yvonne .Allert JoAnn Engel Norma Jean Eberle Lois Williams wx w ,L A AFM B x. r w Wwvwwv L.-1-Q J ,Trx N r 1 4 4 , , , 4 EM ,IK ,,, 1 ,, G+ 4.516 ' -,,.,. 4 M 1. P l I , w X Ky: ,Irv ,v ,4 I ' 1 I Q , xr L 1 4 . . ,v Rosalia High School organized a Vocational Agriculture class first in 1948-49. With the Vocational agriculture came the Future Farmers of America. On Sept. 10, 1.948 Mr. Townsend, Future Farmers Advisor called an FFA meeting for the election of officers. The following were elected, President-Joel Porter, Vice President-Wayne Kjack, Treasurer-Rolly Porter, Secretary-Gerald Gelhaus and Reporter-Vaughn Murphy. The night of Sept. 17, 1948, 39 prospective members and their ad- visor Mr. Townsend were formally initiated into the FFA by the Colfax Chapter at Colfax. The new Chapter got off to an excellent start by successfully arranging and giving adance for the FHA, conducting an advertising campaign, and entering a parliamentary procedure contest. Six new members were initiated into the FFA Dec. 10, 1948, they were Bob Boozer, Ralph McBride, Don Richter, Everett Peterson, A1- fred Tanner and Dean Ickes. Rosalia Chapter of Future Farmers of America now has 45 active members. fi' 1.4, I ' l 'fi . pm X: .tb 'ifflff , fly. T' fi, . F. ' Ls' , , .p x ' syn' WJ Tk , 19 X in ' 1 1 H 73 ' 15 43 H r' H 'mn A D ' I 1 .gh t 1 f J , . 11 - , QQ ,- il' 'S . 1, an , ' L ,Y x , A Lf UV, iff 11951 4, W I 'M fl 'Mx rv I ' ,Ml X15 sf' ff,-fn 'af'- WT, :W . iw 4, ., , u 1 .4 ls-.EA s AL T M g,,- 5 ,fifffm xi . 11, F V' 'ur 4'-gi W' Q Emi I v , WW . 5 . ,r. I wr sql X '14 lc t X 'I I , ,Xu J I . aff. 'L 411' I Lette r C lub Back Row: B. McBride, B. Palmer, D. Widman, B. Tupling, G. Cain, A. Dickinson, G. Gelhaus, L. McBride, E. Peterson, B. Hardesty, Front Row: J. Kjack, E. Jeske, R. Porter, W. Hall, C. McGuire, D. Wyer, B. Easton, M. Eberle, A. Tanner, Joel Porter not shown. The Letter Club did not have much activity this year. As is the custom it had the Baseball throw at the annualcarnival in which the new Initiates of the club were dunked in atank of water. The members were honored guests at Sports Banquet which was held April 12. The new initiates this year are: Bob McBride, Bill Palmer, Gary Cain, Clinton McGuire, Alfred Tanner, Paul Rasmussen, Don Weaver, LeRoy Moran. ' .,',.1.'.. '. we ' V 7 i'. Y. ., in i.. 19 31' w-L . f.. 1- 4 'ix : .4 .. .N ..11, ,,- 1. 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W .- 47- ir 1 'Jfjfll I 'A If A , N ,Uv ,. ,'wc ' lil. ' 'Fil ,ij :bay r-.ai 1. 4 , 535 -1.2- 671 'Htl fu Six ,I 32? hfl r., rf ' 4 '-5 -ln PEP CLUB Top Row: B. Brown, D. Deeds, D. Blackman, W. M. Boozer, Y. Allert, J. A. Engel, J. Ogden, J. Jackson, B. Fuhriman, D. Wells, M. Marcy, H. Hames, W. MacDermid, R. Karlson, B. Moran, V. Milne. Middle Row: G. MacDermid: N. Pratt, A. James, G. Pratt, E. Johnson, F. Harvey, M. Wheeler, N. J. Eberle, M. Groom, B. Hames, T. Maurer, A. Newbigging, P. Lee, B. Roberts, Mrs. Tuck, advisor. Bottom Row: E. Brown, D. Dickinson, E. Hofmann, E. Raasch, N. J. Danielson, L. Williams, S. I-Ielmer, G. Holling, J. Dale, E. Parker, E. Jeske, E. Maurer, Those not present were: E. Horlacher, C. Fuhriman and M. Reed. The Pep Club started the year off with a Bang by putting on a Sadie Hawkins Party. The Pep Club sold hot dogs at all the home basketball games. Early in the spring the girls of the Pep Club enjoyed aSlumber Party. 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Woods, M. Fuhriman, D. McNall, Middle Row: B. Roellich, A. James, K. I-Ielmer, J. Ogden, P. Lee, F. Harvey, E. Brown, N. Eberle, R. McBride, B. Roberts, A. Frick, B. Brown, Vu Milne, Y. Allert, D. Engle, S. Helmer, V. Widman, J. Engle, B. Ogden, L. Williams, B. Boozer, D. Ickes, R. Feldman, Back Row: B. Palmer, D. Baird, B. Kjack, I-I. Prince, D. Wells, D. Deeds, N. Danielson, N. Pratt, M. Edgemon. The band started off the year by playing for the football games under the leadership of the new director, Mr. Abeland organizeda pep band later to play for the basketball games. Another thrill came when they were able to have a room to call their own. They made use of this room by practicing in it. They played at the Soil Conservation Meeting, at Cheney, at the Lilac Festival and other activities. Officers: Pres.-S. Helmer-Sec.-N. Eberle-Librarian-Mr. Abel. 1 1 s ' ,., iff P . , . ' I . -1 , , , , -.Ei L 1,1.:,h4, L. A. -.x-.'- f 1'. 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A U,.m,i ., '11, 1 , fs .-r 1 . .M 754. ,. bfi, JUNIOR PLAY On December 3, 1948, the Junior class, under the direction of Mrs Josephine Tuck, presented the annual Junior play. The play, Soup to Nuts was a hilarious comedy and a large crowd attended. The following are the names of the characters and the various members of the Junior class who played these parts. Dr. Pilski ...... Miss Rice ...... Mrs. Potter Beams Veronica Beams . Damon Goodfellow . . Selena Catchwell . Claire Dalton . . Hotfoot ...... Trudy Trudello . . Lincoln Long . . . Bob Bennington . . David Strong. . . .. Bill Palmer . . Sally Helmer . . .Jo Ann Engel . . .Janyce Ogden . . . . Wilbur Easton . . Donna Lee Wells . . . . Yvonne Allert . .... Marvin Eberle . . . Winnie MacDermid . . . . . . Bob McBride . . . .David Widman . . . Boyd I-lardesty 11 rc XI.. ga- 2 -XZ.. .'FfrgnX-, 1,51 ,, fy il X b s ,ggi 5 X eww- f- XX-i-CLXXI il - zH?M ! Wifpffig-5T'iTE5f X, , l,,1g,v, 1 4. 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Willey, Mr. Sahlin Back Row: E. Jeske, J. Clutter, E. Pet- erson, W. Hall, L. McBride, G. Gelhaus, .T. Milne, M. Hofmann, B. Easton, Miss- ing: J. Porter, D. Henson, D. Blackman, Johnson. Mrs. Pebley On April 22nd the Senior Class presented The Divine Flora , a laugh filled, three act comedy in which two boys endeavored to secure employment in an advertising agency, with the help of Etta Dean fFloral. Flora is the daughter of Christopher Dean, of Dean, Dugan and Druggett, the top advertising agency in the country. Complications arise as the plot thickens and the boys find themselves deep in confusion. At the climax they finally secured their wishes of a job in this agency. This hilarous farce was under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Pebley and Mr. Leland J. Sahlin. 'l Lf f I vu -up fa x lv in J -wiv L ' A 4 in .... . .31 Q xl r .rfb iz Q'-I! ww nu , T :L 'H .wm n r -4 'wi , , . , 4, W. 1 I A - 5 LVL ' w . Z -f.'if'1'fffr+ff'f . ,I 7114 5ff'fE , ' ll? - ,J M93 Fe' ii . 1 ,- . , H I !-N I ., W A. L , -. ,-' 4 , .Q --Y '- V''J3,Q'32'ffiy.3x1fg.,v,E,LUV ' L' E! ' . f2 ',jt-jiviZ:,'-,, V 1 1 ' . -N 'I1?'i' QHN- ' ' p 1 , ' f4:...,w-.-- v 'HRS I : f Y 1 .,'-Y: vt Spartan Sparkles Staff Front Pow-Bill Willey, Ellen I Maurer, Eleanor Hofmann, editor Gwelda MacDerrnid, asst. editor, Helen Harnes, Rena Karlson, Mrs. Tuck adv., Back Row-James Milne, Vaughn Murphy, Jerry ' ' ,F Clutter, Melvin Hofmann, Clinton ,T jf McGuire, Wilbur Easton. ,wa W -- , N 4 u ' !Y,, 'gy Editor--Eleanor Our paper the Spartan Sparkles under the editorship of Eleanor Hofmann and Gwelda MacDerrnid, together with the entire staff made the paper a bigger and better paper. The Spartan Sparkles we re again this year, entered in the Citizen-Journal every week. Here's to a swell staff and editor for doing a swell job on the paper The Spartan Sparkles. And Thanks to Mrs. Tuck, our advisor. THE STAFF First Row: Georgia Holling-Music and Clubs, Elva Johnson-Class, Donna Blackrnan-Business Manager, Willa Mae Boozer-Editor, Norma .Tean Eberle-Class, Winnie Mac- Dermid-Class Editor. Back Row: Carmella Fuhriman-Assoc. Business Manager, Sally Helmer Assoc. Editor, Boyd Hardesty- Sports James Milne-Artist, Gerald Gelhaus- Sports, Bob Easton-Senior Section, Helen Hames-Senior Section, Arlene James-Pub. Editor The staff of the 1949 Annual have strived to record for you the highlights and progress of R.H.S. during this year. We hope that as you look back on this annual it will help to re- mind you of this year and the people who have made it such an eventful one. Business Manage r ,fh- My f I f' I lb! 6 X6 I .1-- 'J X ll' I Q I ' nf ,. , , ' 'XZ f 1X lk fx, 4 f iff ' ' ' xwj ' . i X 125 ff Y i 'W 4 A' ,if fx 225' g Q, 4x13 W ff f W I Q - -- , fi'-. J 1 ' Y,--, ' Q E ! 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