Rosedale High School - Mounty Marty Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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1 ' ff I ll They Male The Rules c 4 N PRINCLPAL DUDLEY F. BENTLEY A. B. Sterling College, 19233 M. A. University of Kansas, 1956. The student council, under the spon- sorship of Miss Ruth Vawter, consists of thirty members, 'one representative from each home room and the six class presidents. The officers for the first semester were Tommy Winslow, president, Otto Henderson, vice-presidentg David Larson, secretary. For the second semester they were Tommy Winslow, pres- identg David Larson, vice-presidentg Margaret Emick, secretary. During the year the council sponsors the class elections, an assembly program, the Christmas tree and Christmas baskets, Candy day, and assists with the lunch rooms duties. Each six weeks the coun- cil awards the scholarship Banners to the senior high room and the junior high room having the highest scholastic averages. The junior high banner has changed hands this year, but the senior high banner has remained in possession of the junior girls in 202. This year the council sent the following members to the Central States of Student Coun- cils convention at Wichitag Tommy Winslow, Otto Henderson, and Bobby Puckett.

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TC8CI'12l'S 'FLAG in--J' OLGA ALBER Ph. B. Chicago U. M. A. Columbia U. 190 hours. Typing and shorthand. 'You draw the circle and I will punch., IRENE ARNDT B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College.l80 hours. Art and history. An interestin de artment S P about which few people lCDO'We GEORGE BELL A. B. Sterling College. M. A. Wichita U. 180 hrs. History and constitution. NSneezy.' EVERETT BROWN A. B. Southwestern U. 175 hours. Band and or- chestra. 'Just one of the kidsln ROSCOE BR K 2 Ae Be 0 sf,U. Me Ae Kent ckyqx. Hours. Bi- olo I S ral Science. Ifj'he sys 'bonjour' it just ans 'Good lorning'.' 1 e .f'N EVA CARSTENSEN PheBe Chicago Un no Ae Chicago U. 203 hours. Al- erican History and short- hand. You juniors will love herl' E. W. CRATES B. S. Missouri State Teachers College. H. A. Missouri U. 193 hours. Woodworking. nHow is it to have girl students? It is, huh7W HARY ELLIS GRAHAH B.S. Pittsburg Teachers College. H.A. Columbia U. 190 hours. Junior and sen- ior English. nTo be or not to be'. LEO GREEN A. B. Baker U. H. A. Iowa U. 170 hours. Phy- sical eduoation,vocations, r' C. D. HOLDERHAN B. S. Kansas State Tea- chers College, Emporia. H. S. Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg. Hech- anical drawing and sheet metal. 'Ninety-nine men and not one girl. lr. Crates, why don't you loanv him o e?T, ,V ,-o 0 Qffvfifkzfvwfw SARAH HOWARD B. S. Ft. Hays State Teachers College. B.S. in music, American Conserva- tory, Chicago. B. H. K.C. Guild of lulio. 190 hours. Glee club and English 7. niith a song and a smile all the way.' PHILIP KEELER Ag Bg Kansas Us ue Ae Kansas U. 177 hours.Journ- alisn and English 9. 'Talk about being got them all

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X Seniors THE SENIOR CLASS of 1942 selected the follow- ing officers to direct their affairs during their final year: President, Hubert Downsg Vice- President, Julian Douthatg Secretary, Virginia Gillumg and Treasurer, Raymond lbalman. Class sponsors are Miss Mary Ellis Graham, Miss Olga Alber, Mr. Roy Terflinger, and Mr. Roscoe Brown. The annual class p1ay, Iavender and Old Inca was presented on December 5. leads were played by Betty Lou Denny and Julian Douthat who were supported by an able cast. The seniors ended their career at Rosedale with the Commencement exercises on Nay 25. mss OLGA ALBHR mf. ROSC.OfQ:v BROWN One of the unusual activities of the class this year was the collection of peter which they sold to get money to finance a senior dnnce. Two boys, Wayne Tice and Kenneth Fhret, were honored by being selected to take the prelimin- ary examinations for Sum erfield scholarships at Lawrence March 14. The outbreak of the war, calling as it did for enlistments and defense work, caused several of the senior boys to drop school. In addition several others rearranged their class schedufes to accommodate defense training of various kinds. MISS MARY ELLIS GRAHAM MR. ROY TERFLINCER A, I