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

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Larry Pullen Jim Daggett Fay Brummond Arden Canarsky Linda Canarsky Rodney Nelson Judy Nelson Clyde Marr Kelvin Posvar Roger Nelson

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The Junior Class In August the Juniors bravely strode into the mortuary of knowledge only to find that the subjects appeared as dead as ever. With the spades of perception we dove deep and buried in our memories the corpse of modern education. To those solemn mortitians of enlightment, our teachers, who spoke so much and said so little, we offer a plot in the cemetery of ignorance. To those students, who in their search for self-es- teem, fully express their stupidity in their childish actions, we of- fer lifetime seats next to Canyon Kid on Kid’s Corner. To all those persons who supported our endless fund raising fiascos we can offer only our sympathy because we’ve got what we want. To those who attended our class play and prom we offer to the fam- ilies our greatest sympathy. To those brave souls who tread the edge of discipline to gain the admiration of their fellow clowns we offer 100 feet of rope with which to hang themselves. To those people of the world who try to achieve peace by war we offer alcohol to cure their drunkenness, heroin to cure their drug addiction, and cigarettes to cure their cancer. To the hypocrites of the world we offer everything; we offer nothing. To the rich we stand with open hands. To the poor we have nothing to spare. M

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The sophomore class of 69-70 quietly rumbled through the halls of time and ended up at the doorstep of this Uni- versity of knowledge. We started our failure with trying to decide which classes to attend which put great strains upon our mental capacities. We then proceeded to elect class of- ficials under the guiding hand of Coach Donald Joern, with the following caotic results: President Richard Milhouse Lindholm; Vice President Spiro T. Ahlers; and Secretary and Treasurer Mary Ann Anderson. Our next attempt to make fools of ourselves was to de- vise means by which to initiate the freshmen, the results of which are too well known. We did manage to redeem ourselves at the annual Christ- mas party Volleyball tournament. There, we put our best troops on the floor and pulled out an amazing win over the juniors who were stunned at our amazing skill. However though, we had to settle for second as the SENIORS hand- ed us a humiliating defeat. We then decided we had better get out and start col- lecting funds to put in our Swiss bank account which con- tained only a few cobwebs at the time. We proceeded to engage in a sale of homebaked goods. This was probably our only real success of the year with a net profit of ap- proximately $80. Other money making events have been planned but at the time of this writing have not been ac- complished. We are looking forward to Prom? and to graduation? We are sorry to hear that several teachers are leaving. Could a few of the reasons be typing I class, B-team basketball, geometry, etc. We would like to dedicate our year to the brave crew of Apollo 11 and their historical landing on the moon. We have borrowed their motto: “One small step for the Sopho- mores, One giant leap backward for mankind”.