Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

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Larry Blank Laugh and I will laugh with you, study, and you study alone. Rodney Smith To worry little and study less is my ideal of happiness. Gene Slaughter Full of fun, mis- chief too. doing things I shouldn't do. Shirley Vestal My heart is like the moon, there's a man in it. Charlene Perrin Although I've lota of wit, I'm shy at using it.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1947, we started in the First Grade with Mrs. Smith as our teacher. There were four of us: Rod Smith, Warren Franson, Sharon Eby, and Faith Roloff. We gained Donald Newill and Kenneth Freel in the Second grade, and lost Faith. Mrs. Copple was our teacher. Mrs. Orr greeted us in the Third Grade. We improved our class with Leroy Bonneau. Don Newill and Kenneth Freel lost out again that year. Our fourth year of school was also taught by Mrs. Orr. Sharon Eby left us there, and we three boys, Rod, Warren, and Leroy made up the class. In the fifth grade Mrs. Orr taught us for the last time. The three remaining boys made it through that year with no more difficulty than usual. The three broke in a new teacher, Mrs. Chambers, in the sixth grade. She did a good job teaching us our grade school fundamentals. In the seventh grade we again had Mrs. Chambers as our teacher. There were still three boys in the class. We were jubilant in the knowledge that our school days were half over. Miss Stanek and Mrs. Anderson were our teachers in the eighth grade. We finally got a girl in our class. Kay Twiford joined us that year. We all graduated into high school. In our Freshman year we gained Gene Kratke, Larry Blank, Gene Slaughter, Dennis Slaughter, Margaret Moseman, and Charlene Perrin. Rod Smith was President, Larry Blank was Vice President, and Gene Kratke was Secretary. We had Mr. Smith as our sponsor. The same group went on to the Sophomore ranks. That year we had Warren Franson as President, Larry Blank as Vice President, Margaret Moseman as Secretary. Charlene moved to Walthlll the first semester and that left only eight of us. Mr. Deboer was our sponsor. Charlene came back during the Junior Year, and an import arrived from Texas, Shirley Vestal. Now there were ten. Warren was President; Leroy Bonneau, Secretary; Margaret Moseman, Treasurer; Mrs. Whitcomb, our sponsor. The class, predominantly boys, selected a western theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We spared our mothers long, tiresome trips downstairs to the Auditor- ium by having dinner served in the Home Ec dining room. A grand Prom followed in the Auditorium. Senior officers were Charlene Perrin, President; Margaret Moseman, Secretary; Shirley Vestal, Treasurer. Mr. Beck was our sponsor. A pink carnation was chosen as the class flower. The best helping hand is at the end of your arm, was our motto. Colors voted by the majority, the boys, were pink and black. Warren Franson and Rod Smith spent all twelve years at Rosalie. Warren was awarded a Regents Scholarship.