Rosalia High School - Spartan Yearbook (Rosalia, WA)

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PRGPHECY The Lone Star State held not only long-horns, but Yvonne Allert and Jo Ann Engel, busily engaged in trainin' the kids how to rope and tie a man. On to Kansas where we ran out of gas on a little countryroad. Flagging down two young farmers in a new car, we discovered Clinton McGuire and Willie Eas- ton who were very glad to help us. Arriving in Tuscon, Arizona, we passed the Ball and Dodd Packing Plant where Helen Hall was employed as the chief stenographer to the second Vice- President. ' On to Hollywood, where the former Donna Bishop is head receptionist at the M.G.M. Studios. After a brief tour of the lot we headed toward Santa Monica where janyce Ogden was autographing her latest best seller at Macy's. We turned toward Salt Lake City, where Donna Wells officiates at the Deep Down Funeral Home. We journeyed to Portland where Winnie MacDermid was operating a fashion- able beauty salon. . As we headed homeward, we stopped at Gray's Harbor and visited our former teacher and class advisor, Mrs. Pebley. She spends her time resting on the beach and thinking of the class of '50. Signing off, Your Roving Reporter

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JUNIORS The junior Class had a very active year. Its many activities included the play, Aunt Tillie Goes To Town , given on December 2, and the junior Prom, Hawaiian Holiday , which was given on May 6. Both were enormous successes and netted the class OFFICERS a large profit for its last year in high school. During the year janet jones and Eleanor Raasch left our class, leaving a total of thirteen. The class officers were: President - Gary Cain, Vice President - Wayne Kjack, Secretary - Floy Harvey Qfirst semesterj and Eileen Brown fsecond semes- terj, Student Council - Norma jean Eberle Qfirst semesterj and Beverly Fuhriman fsecond semesterj. Our class advisor, Mrs. john Boisen, was called away because of illness in her family. Mr. Boisen took her place as teacher and advisor. Missing from the above pictures are Eileen Brown, Arlene james, and Floy Harvey.