Rosamond High School - Rosary Yearbook (Rosamond, IL)

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hAuALINn P QTY In sellinv magazines thi year the sides were named liberators and flyin rortresses T16 Liberators won, so they we e viven a party by the losing rlyinv Fortresses Ihe pa ty was a al1owe'en party and nost all of the students were masked ftcr a ost walk in the Gym, orizes were Given to various masked ones Geraldlne tmer y, dres ed as a hula Hirl, was cuosen as t most unusual June Anderson, dres ed as a plump ne ro, was closen funniest Roaina Forsytue, the prettiest ide rest of u1C evenin was soent in dancing rd SiMAN PARTY c first event of the ,ear was tue initiation of the lreshmen The Sophomores set a ide a day for the irls to wear cv rslls and shirts, men' shoes, and a gre cltf backwards Tley were made to carry a bucket and mop, and wear tleir hair on top of their neads The boys wore dresses and pin curls with a vreen ribbon Huey went barefoot, and carried a doll After a miserable day for the newcomers, a party was given in their honor Thc first of tne evening wa spent in playing varlous in dancin SEKIOR DANC On Harch 2, the SCHlOFS save a souare dance for the public admission was cqargeo at the door, and refreshments were sold M ic was furnished by 'The Ola Gray Mare Band ' Although the attendance was small, everyone had a good time J SP RS Vespers, this year, included tue entire school directed by urs lynch, teacher of the seventh and eighth Grades lhe pageant was supposed to be a solnicr's thouvhts while writing a letter home on Christmas Day O car Beattie was the soldier vary and Joseph were Phyllls Mcuermith, and George Owens Tue Inn neepers were uonald fardy, and filbert Bormann Shepherds Lowell Robertson, uonald 1ardy, ilbert Bormann, Bob Estabrook and Alva Miller Kings Bob Sperry, Dale Bauer, and Robert vcAfee 1LbIMA I WAQT On irday, April o, the bro amen gave a return party for the Sonhomores at the home of osalie addington Tue first part of the GVGHIUQ was spent in Going on a Qreasure Iunt After the prize was Given to the wlnnin group, wieners were roasted over a big fire Later outdoor games were played, and vervone had an engoyable evening . ' fi F' T' v ' P.. U f ' L S . 4' 1 'y- ' l' l ' 1 5- o - I I- ' r h ' I' A ,Q O Q 1 A Ai . 'Y gh l A . A - 'Rl .L ' ' , 7 -H V x . ' f' V vu - 1 f- V a 1 A. Q Q L Q3 Q S rr ' - 1 -1 ' -t.,- 3 QJ - o I If ' 4.2 I fe. , . Y - . Q . L -J, 'T r' Aj 1' ' l 4.4 1 3 In . L . yr 1 , , 7 - ' - 1: ' ' rr . 5 ... A-f - ' 3 - L A n s en PT '--6 . ,1 , 1 1 - Y . . 11 - . ,A A CJ O - I w I ' . , 1 - S - -. . pranks on the freshmen, ana the rest of the evening was spent ff. ' Y 1 T7 11 11: R - ' L- ' CD A 1 w 'U W L, , 1. 4 . v ' 1 I . US ' ' ' . - ' - 0 Y Fl 1 .u JL 'V '4 s L ,. -1 1 1 A I - - 4- Q. I ' 1 4. - OL fi Q L a 9 D Q -vyv l ' V ' Y AA s A H yr '- . Y V1 4 5 -lf . . Q J H vv ' ' - lb ,, , ll. 0 s X ' ll 9 ..I,,A.-,A ,,. .. -,,-.7 7, ' , if ' lv 5. .1..'.LlL -u, A 7 1' '- , .As 7 J. . , gg , , . D 1 L ' 3 u za , , , L - ' 1 1 v I gf ' L O . . F . A O 'Q - . l 1 ' - 1 4 G V . f . , ,