Rosamond High School - Rosary Yearbook (Rosamond, IL)

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CHEERLEADERS Early in the year try-outs were held for cheerleader elec- tion Several girls expressed a wish to try out and were given a chance to lead cheers at a Pep Meeting in the gym From these three girls were chosen, Geraldine Cherry, Betty Crowe, and lawanda Nalker, to act as cheerleaders during the basketball season This year the school purchased material for new outfits lhey were blue wool skirts and boleros, worn with gold blouses and whlte magorette boots RaPRESEI1ATIVE GIRL AND BOY Each year the students of Rosamend High School select a boy and a girl whom they consider to be representative of the students of Rosamond High School To qualify as a candidate for this honor a student must have maintained a 'Bl average during his, or her, high school career Six personal traits, leadership, co operation, punctuality, attitude toward school work, industry, disposition or temperament, are used as guides in rating those students who have the proper scholastic stand ing Each student is allowed to grade each of the candidates The total points gained by each determines who are the repre sentative boy and irl for representative boy Gerald schwarm was chosen by the student body Gerald, familarly called nBucketsn was one of the outstanding players on the ba ketball squad Gerry is not only a eood athlete, but a dep no ble tudent Classes would be pretty dull without his quick hlmor Ie has a great amount of enthusla m, is very reliabl , and an excellent choice for representative boy students as repre entative girl Roselle is a capable student and well de erv thi honor She i hanoy, ood natured, and friendly to all In clas she can be dependee upon to assist in cla oiscu sion as he knows what i expected of her, and does ner xork well Her attitude towlrd ner work, no those with whom sh s ociatc , is unusu l in freshman student It is a pleasure to nnounce Rosalie as th one elected by the students a representative girl . - O H Q ' 0 O fv . . I 1-1 ' T11 . ' 1 , . .L I . . . O O I r . - n ' ' o . 1 . A , N. I Q '. . ' A ' . - I . . ' 51 Q ' Q , e e 'a - s . . ,z . I A S -' ' ' . 2 1 O Rosalie Waddington, a freshman, was chosen by the A 'S Q l ' . 1 ss es s , s 2, g - -1 s . S I J . . no 1 fu n J- ,- ' QQ Q J LJ ' ' n' H . W 1 a ' e a s s a a f ' . L 'V - a A e s ' PS - - .

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STUDE Q COULCIL Th high schools all ov r th Unit d Statcs ar end avoring to train students to b l aa rs, and to ncourag student gov rn m nt The Student Council is an organigation whose members are chosen by the student body to represent them in all problems that involve students and administrative heads Two members were chosen from each class Senior lewis Raymond, George Owens Junior Dale Bauer, rrank Raymond, SOPHOWOPS Phyllis McDerm1th, Melvin Bruns, Freshman Margaret K mer, Imogene Washburn The members elected Phyllis Mcuermith president of th Council Our organization is a member of the hational Council and receives its publications and sug estions Fr nk 'It's scandalous for them to charge you five dol a s r towing your car only taree or four miles Roger I'm making them earn their money I've got the brakes o The grocer was regretful as he turned George down 'Sorry, Ceorge nOh, th t's all right I wou1dn't be much help e always laugh at te cher's jokes NO matter what they be Not because they're funny jokes But because it's policy Lester, when asked by Mrs Grote to define deficit', said ,'A deficit is what you've got when you h1ven't as much a if vou h d just nothing n0h, I know a few things, said Pau ell, you haven't anything on me,U retor ed J ck il guess now as fev t1ings as anybody ilbert hen I hit a boy he rem m e uarrell , that' nothing, when I hit hlm he doesn't remember N ,Hr F 1 Y yn L. ' 'L - 1, ' . . Q L , 'L Q L Q - L, Q ' V - l D : - ' ' - S : I 1 .K f . ' A IZ ' ' 'hi - C I l .4 L Q .7 o ' a : ' - C 1 r fo 1 U O : N ' L 1 n . ll 1 O . ' 5 son, we can't use much help right now.' I f Z Q 0 9 U YI: ' I3 I .L I 1 . ll z I 1 D , f s a .H l. h 'Y-4' 45 1 ,l , i A I k . .. J . ll W : 'E Je.b rs it.n ' : nOh s c v,, V .'n ' o