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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

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' C , P W A v no ffl, Milf N, 1 1 MH hm i- i ', fffx , l 19 3 '.iIi'5!2f'I.'2E,' - Q' I M, I ' 1 snwm 16 20 nmclrn out uwnmeornn MUTE' WYFW PIIEIIMS 4 1 woounow wn.soN 18 56 , my an 1 '-. 1 . wp ,5 3 , JF , I .,.,. , A Q f x r 5431 f f 5 The girls assisting her in the office are left to right Margaret Beltz, Eu genia Waddell, Joan Fetter Herril Lee Mathis, Marjorie Van Goethem, Lois Bix ler Those absent from the picture are Shirley Eichenberg, Wanda Doggett, and Doris Gaiardoni Mr Dudley F Bentley, principal of Rosedale, has appreciated the work done by the girls This is his eleventh year as the principal and his ighteenth year in the school Miss Luvenia Parker, a graduate of '43, is back where she started from, only with pay, as the secretary to the principal of R H S She proved to be very efficient and well liked by the student body yan-.19 E W w Q a fl Q53 'fi fd f V I ' 4, M L ?' Lovely to look at lovely indeed are the posters made by the art classes Ceramics, pottery making, and weaving are included in this course Art teaches students to work with their hands and brains, and thus gain a fuller apprecia tion of beauty in the things around them WWN That olu black magic It 1sn't magic but it probably seems as if it were to Taylor's students it is just a part of their every day curri culum They do not get all their know ledge from dry text books,but also prove the formulas that they memorize These experiments, with Mr Taylor's help, are enjoyable as well as instructive outsiders To Mr O Ah Qoaabw GO OOO WN i They've got a date with a dream In fact many dates Miss Cartensen's classes not only learn dates but the whole stir ring background against which our great country is drawn the emergence of the United States, the world's greatest de mocracy,from a beginning of a few ideals that men were willing to fight for 5 They've got rhythm! Really! For rhythm is essential to build up speed in typing Miss Alber's classes are shown here during a speed test The training they are getting will be very useful to them after graduation whether they cont inue with their education or enter dir ectly into the business world They'd be so girls of the se Miss Oldham is instructing them in how, where, and when creations after this training manage homes, O nice to come home to-the This will be my shining hour -Mr.Ter- cond hour clothing class' flinger's classes are one of the high Q lights of the school day. His informa- tgg Zgzrmgggir sggggingfj tive talks, spiced with salty comments, they are leargi ho' fo keep the interest of the students and Y DS thus enabling them to be- ggvzg themlg broader view of the affairs e come real home makers. O 'or ' 5 ., 3 f'5 ' vu' . :El sg Go OO , O9 sa O 0 4 Lf ' QQ t Q O A g 50 , O ,,, O a , 'l O -gc O C7 CJ Q ii ittle uld l Know what the hidden sec rets of the culinary art were until 1 shot snows the girls preparing some of the better dishes whlch they learn to in this class Miss Rose also teaches t classes how to serve correctly in t dinin room adjacent to the cafeteria i Rosie The Riveter must have gotten training here with some of our industrial metal tools to good advantage This snap is of the fifth hour class working on the lathes and sheet metal projects This class will prove to be a great value in the after war years of reconstruction and revertlon to peace industries The Music Goes Round and Round and Comes Out Here At least that's the idea about radio But the class is finding out that there is more to it than that This shows the students in a more studious mood pouring over their homework and try ing to make Mr Brown think they are Build a Better Mouse Trap is the title of the song suggesting how to get ahead in the world These fellows are not only' learning how to build a better mouse trap but how to make furniture look its best and how to fix the little things that go wrong with a house as far as wood is con worth the grades they get cerned Daydreaming is the by-word of the li- brary. This is the one place where a fellow can get to himself and away from the cruel, hard life of a high school and simply dream of the world as he would like to have it. All kidding aside the library is the place to go when you really have to get some work in. at 1' The Music Stopped and all because of one little sour note. Mr. Brown and the orchestra members are shown going through the paces on a new number in preparation for one of their many school perform- ances. Once during the year a class sess- ion was conducted by Mr. B111 Brown, Mr. Everett Brown's brother, who is a member of the Navy Band. 6 and QD t T an calc, f I 7 dw Y' I . 4 C19 VE' i kv O 6 -'if visited the cooking class this year. minded 'OOYS WT10 are learning how to 1139 ' fig . 7 . n he . he f 5 . Q X 0 -L ' 5 B Y w C wh 0 Q9 O y O . 5 Q 9 o , D ow 0 . J I Q r e 5 L - A Arndt, Irene Bell, George Brown, Everett Brown, Roscoe Alber Pjqa Carstensen, Eva Holderman, C oward, Sarah 5 3 Crates Hoy, LaVerne D Graham, Mary Keeler, Phillip Lawrence, Art Nicknn, Esther Oldham, MHICYSI 1 Rose Sibyl Green, Leo Youmans, Edith Smith, Ruby Taylor, Waltel erflinger Roy Vswter, Ruth 7 ,r,.u mg' ' .VK 1 - D O . 5',4N QQ ' - B3 3 A H V rw f 0 .?h ali TE 5 o gd fk ,Q-do ogig - - ,bpm Jef 'w' , ff ' I rWwV'v1N f? ? Q -Q 1. , ,5 Z L' pi 'fd k 7 , , Qgww -' Y11 V3fQ V B .A 'Q - 2 r, Q A 7 if 'wwf 4-,. V ' -'aw , ty fi BT H x . Y , ' xx ll Aff z . Eg T QE? gl B, , , 6. rw? 4 , k , E. W. I V, ' B 45? ,Q E - 'V . E Bottom row, L to R Albert Yendes, Alvin Zeff, Curtis Terflln er, Gilbert Neyer, Lewis Gilhaus, Neal Hervey second row Dean Anderson president first semesterh, John Meier, Peggy Shay, Ruth Becker, Hattie Allos, Sharlyne Naschold, Bernard Brock, Claudene Gibson, third row Ed Minter, Patricia Kennedy, Mary Gilles, Hildegard Scherer, Jane Bentley, Joyce Long, Billy Fincke fourth row Max Sorden, Iola Hayes, John Pronst, ariorie Van Goethem, Kenneth Powell, Doris Gaiardoni, Marie Cain The student council, composed of one representative from each home room and the class presi dents is a student governing body of our school For the first time, this organization is under the sponsorship of Miss Eva Carsten sen As a club, whose purpose is the betterment of the school,th1s body contributes various features to the school They handle the scholarship records each sixth week and also award the scholar ship banners Every third week throughout the school years, sen lor high members have taken charge of lunch rooms The coun ell was responsible for the Christmas tree, which decorated the east hall one week prior to Christmas For betterment of the school the plan followed this year was the instituting of seven general committees Each club member served on one committee and successful attainments were made One of the undertakings of that was held to create interest in Rosedale's code Each month students submitted writings under the heading of one sentence of the code and throughout the year eight prizes of one dollar each were awarded the winners Another project, headed by the council, was the presentation oi three Jr high talent shows, the sophomores sponsoring the seventh grade, the Juniors the eighth grade, and the seniors the freshmen This help ed the students in the lower grades to become better acquaint d Aldlng this club for school improvement, as first semester officers were Dean Anderson,pres ident, Neal Hervey, Vice pres ident, and Max Sorden, secretary treasurer l l A 3 I ? 1 D 0 'F 2 ' Y - O - 0 - , the council was the essay contest . . X O - ' - . . ' A .r , , - ff e . I . - O g'-S ffjx ffof' X5 C3 X as 0 Xa-as-af' H M,gsQ:..: As the trees burst forth in a array of beautiful colors, and the leaves begin slowly fluttering to the earth the air becomes crisp and we add a coat or a sweater be cause October is here Patches of frost are visible across a once green expanse which is for winter The roar ing crowd greets our know it is football The whistle blows, the now browned of a cheer ears and we time again plgsain is kicked, and the cheerleaders go wild with joy Then the half comes and the band plays The majorettes strut proudly high stepping down the field t our Alma Mater tunes Yes, this is Rosedale life in October Y J -Al' :55 Me I f 12, hs ic v n ' x :J l 2 4: - 1, 4 .? NV' 'H 1 :fe l FJ if V ? -1 .A A 'Q , :Qs 1411 1? 1 ffl? JH? iju 'I H1 1 'X 1 '.r ., 1 urfahj -J .pf The i inf kwa: -4 k :N is ga -WAC' gf Qt Y Bottom row, L to R Charles Teegarden, Bill Tierney, second row Walter Creager, E W Crates, Lester Minturn, Earl Smith, Max Sorden, Raymond Enderle, third row Chuck Serslev, Bill Roberts, Dan Ritter, Harry Lohrnegel, Virgil Dye, Lynn Winslow, and Holland Wright With a season's record of five wins, two losses,and two ties, Rosedale's Wild cats gained fourth place in the NEK lea gue and a tie with Ward high school for the mythical city championship, in their 1943 football campaign The first two games, Westport and tur ner, both non league, were victories for Rosedale Lynn Winslow scored the only touchdown of the game and Bill Tierney added the extra point for the win over the Tigers The following week Rosedale kept the Turner Bears outside the Wild cat 50 and romped to a 15 to 0 decision Ray Enderle and Tierney scored on runs of 33 and l2 yards respectively In the first league contest,Lawrence's too powerful Lions,led by Cliff Mc onald, passed and ran to a 35 13 triumph Rose dale's only other defeat came at the hands of the Olathe Eagles After out playing their opponents all through the game the Wildcats fell victmms to a trick play and six points, which was the margin of victory The first league win for Rosedale was at the expense of the Atchison Redmen. Coming from behind in the fourth quarter rally Coach Art Lawrence's eleven scored twice on runs of 60 and 70 yards by Win slow The final score was Rosedale 20, Atchison 12 Washington Rural fell to Rosedale by a score of 20 to 6 on the Rural field Tierney scored twice and Ed Minter, reserve back, scored on a pass interception An underdog Rosedale team battled the Shawnee Mission Indians to a 0 to 0 tie in the fifth league tilt The main Wild cat threat was a pass interception by Tierney, who carried to the Indian 52 The Wildcats were stopped on the fifteen by a fumble A pass play after a long drive netted a first down on the Rosedale eight as the game ended In the twenty second renewal of their rivalry Rosedale defeated its intra city rival, Argentine, 13 0 Tierney scored the first six points on a line buck from 12 yards out Enderle added the point In the last quarter Chuck Serslev carried to the 20 on a 25 yard run, and Winslow went off tackle for the counter on the next down U i s Y '1 . 1 t V, Q 0 ,4 J. t I A - . 0 ' , - , I - 5 A 1 I ' -vw 7' 0. , . . , T . 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C - - I O C I O - . a I ' t .- , o . e C - - . - , - e ' - ' Q I - e o Large crowds attended all of Rosedale's home games the past season and were not disappointed in the brand of action they wit nessed The Westport Tigers brought a large number of follow ers and spectators at that con test numbered aproylmately 2,600 and al o topped the attendance mark of the home season Many service men, graduates, and former students of Rosedale were seen along with many other visitors and among them were ath letic stars of the ,ast The student body had good representa tion at all games and the pep club, sponsored by Miss Esther Nicklin, and the band directed by M Everett Brown gave the team excellent support The band also entertained at ralitimes, marcrlng and maneuvering on the field George Bell, were guests of the club and were treated to an elk dinner at the Gould hotel before the award was made Charles Teegaroen and Bill Tierney, junior co captains, pre sented the trophy to the school in a special assembly Letter awards were also given at that time Ward high was a close contest and with Rosedale for the honor but the better season record of the Wildcats won the decision Teegarden, Tierney, Earl Smith, Dan Ritter, and Lynn Winslow were given places on the various city all star teams 'I2 Two seniors, a junior, one sophomore and one freshman in spired pep SHG enthusiasm cheers at pep assemblies and all football and basketball games durlng 1945 44 Supporting Bettye Phill1ps,head cheerleader who had two years of previous experience, were Marguerite Reiter, another senior, Pat Parrott, a junior, Don Smith, sophomore, and Robert Hawkes, a freshman A good part of the success of the pep club was due to the cheerleaders Their ability of getting the student body to sup port the team to the fullest was The crowning event of the '43 football season was the awarding of the city chamaionship and a beautiful trophy by the Kiwanis club of Kansas City, Kansas The twenty 1ettermen,ten senlors,n1ne juniors, and one sophomore, to gether with student manager Gil bert Meyer, Principal D F Bent lev, Coaches Art Lawrence and . H e , - 1 - 5 A l. s . L , , - , , . 'g r. - , J ' ' in O Q' R- , ' - 1 accomplished commendably. iigfbs , T ,-.H wfiw-s . V. T . rx a 2 1,4 ' . ' 'Ta L'f, , . l I 0 -B . fag ior Pep Club purchased new jackets Paul Bender, one of the very few male members, was president The group had charge of all pep assemblies during the year Working as a separate organization this year, the Junior High Pep Club elected June Boydston as president With their own cheerleaders and distinct cheering section the group was extremely active Miss Nicklin also headed this group - , b tgp - r 4 ' , , , 1 - . 'I A vii' 3 4- ul ul' ' P L - 4 H.- Under the new sponsorship of Miss Esther Nicklin the Sen- .-' ' A rl Q '.. ' tg gs me I 7 :: cC0!cL:4'1Z.L 7-Lu-1-3 -xlxrf.-we-..u-1-4. il ' A I in the I Pul II class Del tising r e Jo' Li, Editors. Associa Sports 1 Assists. Busines ffl rv ,Hi-'4 Circula1.U,. ....,.....,c. .,................ Y 0 . 9 Exchange Edxtor ...,.............. 09 Librarian .,.............,......... 3 Although slightly handicapped by its small size, this year's Rosedalian staff managed, not only to uphold the fine re cord of this school publication, but es tablished quite a record for themselves A variety of clever columns and lnspir ing editorials added extra interest The Rosedallan, which is devoted to Rosedale and Rosedale high school, is published always in the best interest of students, faculty, and advertisers Publlshed bi weekly throughout the school year by the second year journal 'K lished a1wa in Q! 88,09 9, c6413 Q4 '32 X- 9 -e V' 5' V QI' QP' ol' 0 Qxaezxa O 0' 909' Aeigwgovbzxbsiyrfme 0 0' X0 fs' -o 2 -X X . .6 ,bo sei .. Q .eXx.0 0 awe. dx ok , 'Sekacm' ism class 'I'he Rosedalian contains up to the minute news of school activities Honorable mention was awarded to this school publication for the year 1942 45 in the national Quill and Scroll con test The staff members are, seated left to right Charles Teegarden, Bill Roberts, Bettie Douthat, Dean Anderson, and Mer guerlte Reiter Standing are Pat Parrott, Betty Tice, Donaldeen Wood, Iola Hayes, Jeanette Myers, and Delores Mercer. 'e O X X42 sz 5 ,CQ X99 1 6,5 xo oo X qos Q0 lb Z 'lox Nqocjb 0 Q, 9 5' Q0 2 0 dbz 0- f 0 9 wa X' Q we Oxz was 1' QQ 0 00 ya 5: 9 X XX X XG x Z 6 O A it-5 X 56 e f -Z1 X -5719 2 so K' 9 eta 009 of 0 x9 QQOQ 1 0' 5 apex -20 V586 cxsoosee 9, 2 S 6 X-Q0 vc 'Co o DAN TOMLINSOIN ,se ,oo at 6' asf? 'X ,na We ,se 40 se 'W fa Cat 'O ,be ,gee OKQ5 as .0 oo 9 Xe, Q1 Q QN 00 A N, ,aj ,oo oo 4 ,Lg ,xl Q 1 go X 9 e K. 14 I 0 1 ' - - , I I 0 . I Q V I - V Q X X 'Q-nit' so' is ' .V K9 ' ef Y Qs 0' , 1 9 0 - 'X e 5 5' Q . it f- 6 f 4 . 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The officers were Margorie Van Goethem, president, Helen Mc- Mahan, vice-president, Laura Wink1er,secretary, and Betty Lou Dodsworth, treasurer Bottom row,L to R Long,Ph1l lips, Allos, Flynn, Jones, Neil son, Winkler, Young,Gerner,Nasc hold, Christiansen, Perry, Brown Sylvester, Mc Vay, Douthat, Van Goethem,hoods, Reiter,Burke,Shea Bentley, Zimmerman,Parrott,Love lace, Miller, McMahan,Wall,Ryden Y 8 McManaway, Gaiardoni, Dodsworth, Payne 16 The Junior Girl Reserves had as officers Rheva Hayes, pres- ident, Ruth Becker, v1ce-pres1- dentg Delores Hendrickson, sec- retary, and Virginia Lembo, treasurer. Miss Ruby Smith was the sponsor. The experience they gain now will be valuable when they become members of the Sen ior Girl Reserves Bottom w, L to R- Mary Ellen Lembo, Mary Margaret Hill, Delores Hendrickson,Nancee Bell, Rheva Hayes, Alice Ferrell, Vir ginia Lembo, Doris Yendes, Lu cille Hudson, Ruth Becker, Miss Ruby Smith, Arlene Johnson Collecting waste paper in order to purchase a War Bond was one of the pro jects f the Camp Fire group this year The Indian name for the group is W kas1ma, which means work ing happily together The guardians were Mrs Galen Tice and Miss Ruth Vawter Bottom row, L to R Mar garet Stewart, Edith Cole, Virginia A1len,Ruth Fincke, Rhoda McIntyre, second row Guardian, Mrs G M Tice, Miss Ruth Vawter, Corrine Bingham, Betty McDonell, Joyce Buck,V1rgin1a Wilson, Daisy Wisterman, third row Catherine Johnson, Betty Jennings, Georganne Dee, Joan Heidrick, Anna Watts, Jane Bentley,Carol Smullin, Avajean Rasser,Mary Gilles, Patricia Kennedy i , - ro . 5 . - l Ha es Brown Wri ht,Fetter, Cain O , I at N' - -...i A, -,ull Taking an active part in girls' sports unorganized play Basketball, volleyball these senior Girls' Athletic Association and archery proved to be the most popular members were this vear under the sponsor carried this year ship of Miss Esther Nicklin These girls The officers El Marie Ryden, pres , may earn pins and letters, which are aw Florence Young, vice pres , Iola Hayes, arded on the basis of points given accor seg , Ruth Lee Miller, treas , and JO Ann ding t0 the time Sp6I1t fOr' Organized and Wright and Bettie Douthat,sports manager I7 v, ,A . . 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O 1 The purpose oi tke Sclibs Conmerclal club is to instruct its members in the lesser known aspects of the business world bielo tligs to verlous business ouses were an intere tint part of this year' activities llxe those tyoes Group 'fm Del hian Literary Society was or snized nine years abo b, who wished to become better acqualnted wmt tle Various of litelature and dra a This year, for the first tL e, the was com,osed entlrely of Llrls Y 3 I' I is 9 18 'X Wiz During the past ten years, the stu dents have donated generously t the nest egg and canned 5oods for their contributions to the Lifeline Home at the Thanksgivino season The year 1943 brought the hlghest amount ever dropped in the nest egg and a smaller number of canned fruits and vegetables, probably due to the rationing The Christmas tree annually seen in the lower hall of R H S is given to the Home at the be ginning of the holiday vacation ,www The Lifeline rome is a cb11dren's home established by hr and hrs S V toe and supported by the Community Chest, and other organizations of Kansas City, Kansas Mrs Sadie Coe will have been the superintendent of the Home seventeen years next October The Home honoring Mrs Coe on her seventy third birthday I9 ' 11 ,, 'ff f cf ' M K ,ff y ,y AQ ,fl l M Q52 If yq,y , V7 - 'l k X , , I , 1 - kt ' I I O O O fy X N X '1 f x 41' A XX , , X 0 o I ff I if X N c yf ' held open house on October 26, 1943 K ff' ' ' ' ' ' I O Iii y M W o l,l ,, n n , 4 A ' W ,iv r A n ,', n ' A I V Iii r mi ' ' K, I , V V 7 5 , Z ' .X , , My 'f' Jftl e 411 jr l ' -V Vasa! 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Giving credit where credit is due is a phrase which aptly applies to this year's annual staff, which worked whole heartedly in an effort to produce an outstanding an nual Refusing to permit war shortages to hinder the production in any way,the staff started to work with great enthusiasm The shortage of film and other e ential mat erials, the small senior class, and the better type of book desired, made added work for all concerned When asked to com ent on the situation the stafl members would only shake their heads and utter a few words such as Abbie Johnson, Co art Edi tor, says Harry's my brain child Paul Bender, Co art Editor, says What could they do with out me? editor, says I've done a little of everything Mary Ruth Bentley, activi Ditto ties editor, says Doris Gaiardoni, business manager, Robert Tinsley, bug iness manager, say le fare the money men in this bus iness. C w I -' 1 s C SS ' Y VY 0 , - e A 4' uv X w , . 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Q 0 . , - Y I S : I s 0 0 0 ke ' ' n J 1 2 g - ,fin ewdi aww 484: penter Under the guidance of Coach George Bell, the Ro edole Wilckittens completed a succes ful schedule with four wins in five starts and climaxed their season by claiming the second team city title Starting oif competition the hildkit tens journeyed t Hestport and were victorious 10 to O Rosed le upset a lar ger Wyandotte eleven on the Bullpup field, 14 to O Howard O'heal scored and added the extra point and Nlnter passed to Jack Dillon for sly more Neal Per Vey mace the extra point The only defeat came at the hands of Shawnee Mis slon, 12 to O, on the winners' field Gerner, Rosedale guard, gave the Shaw nee ball carriers plenty of trruble on defense but the fosed lians were over powered by end sweeps Adding their thlrd victory to the string the Wildkit ten tnok the measure of the Wyandotte reserves for tke second time by a 20 to O count A pass interception by Hervey and a blocked kick by Gerner set up two scoring chances which Minter made good both times Turner scooted 25 yards ' the final tally Revenge was in the mind of every Wildcat as be met the Shawnee eleven in a return game, and revenge wa obtalned on the Rosedale field, 15 to O nScat backn Hervey scampered tis way 40 yards for the first sly points and in the third period Minter added sir more The Wildkitten team was scored on twice, both times by Shawnee Mission Rosedale's starting lineup usually had Johnson at center,Ron White and Gerner, guards, Glen Stice and Carpenter, tackles, Bob Streeter and Dillon, ends, Her Vey, quarterback, Minter and O'keal, halts, and Turner at full The freshnen sophomore team was held up by the lack of suits and a coach Mr Leo Green consented to take over coaching duties A four game schedule was arranged and the team broke even in its contests, splitting doubleheaders with Washington Rural and Shawnee Mission. , Q ' ' I - .1 gh, N , , 3, V , greet ll I ,s A Later, W? ,F - k ,e ., , 4 - 9251 A 1' I 3 if I . ,. 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I ' - First Row George Gerner, Neal Hervey, Gilbert Buck, Free lyn McGee Second Row Ronald shite, hd Minter, Howard O'Neal, Glen Stice, Nolan Coyne, Don Vhite, Third Row Angus Turner, Art Johnson, Charles Strobel, Bob Streeter, Bill Schmidt, Herb Car One of the highlights of the senlor's night life was the dance held at the V F W Hall after the Shawnee Mission Rosedale football game Crepe paper decor ations were in the respective school colors Witt this dance an elaborate coat check svstem was introduced Proceeds from the evening were used help boost this year's annual The adoeo attraction at the Senior Jumpin' to the five of Boogie Woogie Dance was tke presence of five charming STE Bettye Phi11ipS and Ernie Crates hostesses lher were the officers of ln the bacaground cuttin' tue rug are the senior class Wanda Laird and Holland Wright 'Red' Ryden and Holland Wright in the The camera C8U8ht 8 CTOWG in this 'swirl' of things. They made the even- shot. It should be easy to recognize ing lively for everyone, the many familiar faces. 23 N1 0 . h, , ' . av- , hu.. ii! ' . f l , V , Q ,,'f gy ' gl A71 , j 1 u . U I I I 0 7 . 1 , . . - to 4 U 1 ' - w v , 1 . ' o L- . H fl h Q ' 0 One of the most anticipated events of the football season is given by the men mem bers of the faculty for the mem bers of the first and second team Prepared in the cafeteria and su pervised by head chef D F Bent ley, the menu was temptingly head ed by juicy brown pork chops and buttered baked potatoes The des sert, mince pie, topped off a hearty meal that was enjoyed im mensely by the 32 boys present the dinner i' Q ii A g 'Q - Nobody even noticed the photo grapher as this snapshot was taken No wonder! Just look how interested they all are in what naturally would consume all their attentions Hr Crates and Mr Lawrence, with sleeves rolled up, are having a battle of elbows, and it seems that Mr Crates is winning out At any rate everybody seems to be very happy,and after complimenting the men on a fine job of good home cooking the boys agreed that they wou1dn't be able to play a game for quite a while. ..sf' ,nu 0 U- -1 Mr Dave Winslow and Mr Her man Lohrengel, fathers of two of the boys, seem to be very confi dent as they do their part in sup lyifl GHCTI Plate a potato and cho I only my wife could see me now! seems to be the attitude of kitchen making last minute prepar ations M Bentley, Mr E W Crates, and Mr Roy Terflinger have even donned aprons, while Mr C D Holderman is brave enough to be around with his coat on Those big dark thlngs on the plates are n't rocks, but big Irish potatoes 2 3 D v is C V 'LM - I h -NX ' 5 E ' 0 a ' F . I M Q se gs, K . 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Q' Q .lm Q ' t N , it 7 X f A fi All 24 '- A C I 4? wiv ww 9 ig Os, awww 5 ef W 66 6,8 WNW? www j 1 ff f 5 Cf6 centered around a career girl, Joan Adams, portrayed b Marguer ite Reiter, and ne: secret love who turns out to be her step cou sin, Thomas Dunlap,p1ayed by Wal ter Creager Affairs were further complicated by Joan's business partner,Laura Harilton, played by Abbie Johnson, and a few friends Others supporting members were by Elizabeth Shea rearl orsay, a show girl engaged to Tom, by Bettye Phillips Bella, a colored maid, by Iola Hayes Dick Leslie and Larry Benton, friends by Rob ert Tinsley and karl Stepnenso A1 ce Fuller, a friend engaged to Larry, by Mary Ruth Bentley and Irene Todd, a friend engaged to Dick, by Betty Dodsworth fame yo- The annual senior play, 'Speak r Yourself, Joan, a coredy in three acts written by W Spencer was presented January 14 in the auditorlum under the direction of Miss Edith Youmans, assisted by Mrs Sarah Howard,sen1or sponsor It was one of the most successful and best liked plays ever given at Rosedale Illness of many mem bers of the cast forced postpone rent from December 17 The plot Members of the cast are, seat , 1 to Marguerite Reiter, and Bettye Ph1111ps,stand1ng lo la Hayes, Betty Lodsworth, Robert Tinsley, Walter Creager,Earl Ste phenson, Mary Ruth Bentley, Abbie Johnson and Elizabeth Shea The stage crew at the left,en ergetically at iworkl, are Bob Bingham, Earl Stephenson, Paul Bender, and Bettie Douthat E1 Marie Ryden is absent from the picture Committees properties, Ardee Schwab, Doris Gaiardoni, make up, Betty Burke, Bettie Douthat, E1 Marie Ryden, tickets, Mary M Gu thrie, Earline Haz11tt,Harry Loh rengel programs, Wanda Doggett, Abbie Johnson,scenery,Bett1e Dou that, E1 Marie Ryden,Pau1 Bender, stage, Bob Bingham 27 aussi - - I 1 Y ! fo n A1 I , , I A I I A 'N - .A 1 , I A -Q - . V' , . . .-n ' .f1 .- - 1 - 0 mai , I .P Mrs. Dunlap, Joan's steg-aunt, , 1 3 5 t 1 . I . Q , - YL S I ,M rv . 3 k L O - ed . r.: ., . x O I .A ,f 7 ' Q . . - The Hi Y, a branch of the Y M C A , is an organization designed fo students with high ideals Its purpose is to promote Christian fellowship and leadership throughout the home, school, and community Mr Leo J Green, faculty member, is the sponsor of the group Acti vities of the H1 Y include pencil sales, candv sale at a basketball game, a bas ketball team, and swimming parties at the U M C A Thev also had Clvde Hart ford, a Hi Y leader from Camp Vood, as a guest for a week The Fi Y sends an average of three or four boys to Camp Mood every June A formal Christmas dance at the Y W C A , a swimming party at the Y M C A , social meetings and a Va1ent1ne's partv at the Y W C A , given by the Wvandotte H1 V and G R , a e several of the joint activities with the Girl Reserve group f Y fu 49 Y , . , 2 .1 . 9 X , . , X17 3- N - . .pi , u X . 3 , 0 Y al A I I O C O - L' Q . , e o k 4 ' B o u o o L . v - , . A - .if , 9 o e 0 J a o o Q J Q 1 s 0 a s I V, -- . . I' o 1 Y' A srav A 4 ' 'G 1 ', I f . 28 4vN,Af?'W x'N f xx f-xfi sm nf XZ 1 xl Seventh grade,l to r Kenneth Hanna Treasurer, Gene Leavell, Vice president, Bobby Burgess, Cheerleader, Lewis Gil hews, President Not shown, Nancy Hughes, Secretarv Freshman, 1 to r Albert Yendes,Pres1 dent, Howard Campbell, Treasurer, John Al len, Cheerleader Not shown are Jack Hig gins, Vice president, George Gregar, Sec Sophomore,l to r Ed Minter,Pres:ldent Clovis Rice, Vice president, Gerald White side, Treesurer,Howard O'Neal,Cheerleader, Ronald White, Secretary Junior,1 to r lelbe Brown,Cheerleeder 3 1 t A Dorothy Brown Vice president Charles Tee V Prtghfhofigggf M,y,3,rPr,. ?5S32 gigs' garden, Secretary lerie Clin, President, ston, cheerleader, B111 Wilder, Trees Pauline Br0'n' Treasurer Max League, Sec , not shown 29 c, E. e el X R MT, , K I, fr' V , XX 1' f 51 Q 2 y b 1 k X X J LL ee 'W ii if V U i 23 :E o e 2 ' :i J, . 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Jennings fs -f fin -4 0 -9 we m O 2 f- nt -rt -1 -4 C Buford Whittle sg. 4 Katherine Yulich if RIGHT Anderson Ralph Bagley Clltlord Barker Davui Berrey Bud Boame Eawrn Huck Gtluert Burns George Carpenter Herbert Coyne Nolan SECOND ROW Drllon Jack Dunn Maurlce knacnc Raymond Fresger Earl Frost Wnlllam Gerner George urovcr Joseph Gunter George Hayslvp Jlrn THI RUW Hervey Neal Jennlngs Eugene Johnson Artnur Kerr Raoert Mahoney Jerry Mahoney Robert McGee Free-Iyn Prlce Buddy Probsr John FOURTH ROW Puhr Harry Schmrdt Wtlllom Shreck Bobby Smuth Earl Streeter Bobby Strobel Charles Swager Jack Teegaraen Charles Tlerney Bull FIFTH ROW Wade Rlchard Wnlte Donato E Whule Donald W Whuttle Buford Wrught Holland Wunderllcn Rodtord Yenoes Rollle Allos Hattne Brnxey Imogene SIXTH ROW Brown ionnne Brown Dorothy Brown Meloa Brown Paulnne Butts Beverly Cam, Marne Cox Sllvra we 4 er ve 4. 'X I' Q f ' 4. Www? +. -Q. l 'I el'.S'gQ, ml? lx 0 2 4 n v TH WEVWFVWQ 11. '-HQ 5 fn 1 ., JF' 'ff' Droke Margaret Lllsberry Marlarle 5kvrNlr1 KUW Fall Mary Lou retter, Joan Flmn ulorla Hanners Margaret Hearn Dorothea Hull Lavela Hobbs Florence Hayes Margaret' Hunt Vera EIGHYH ROW Jackson Pat Jenknns Marlarle Krcenskn Fneda Krellmg BnlIleJ Laura Wanda Lunasey Isabella Lovelace Ruby Mcvay Frances Monk Lessne NINTH ROW McManan Helen Mclvlanaway Mary Alnce Mercer Delores Meye Anna Mane Muller Ruth Lee Morgan Marlon Myers Jeannette Nellson Donna Parrott hat TENTH ROW Peery Marvelle Pruesner Betty Rmg Stella Smlth Norma! Sylvester Eetfy Van Goetham Marlorle' Wall Comme L Wnnkler Laura Wnght Joanne LLEVENTH ROW Young Florence Yullch, gatherlsg ammerman Marv Jane SOPHOMORES Allen Ellls Allen, James Barry, Davld aes no M f fm ui Lzgubm W V0 qc, W if get A WW W4 D40 A Eleanor Fanners J ', rs N Leanna Stice rl page--f Betty Stump 5'-.fl Dau Y-lvl 1-,QV M Rl- .4 oodword Iva Chester In 4 t ,Q fir Farold Gascoigne E' TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Blackmore James Brock Bernard Carroll Ralph Clntton Bully Duderstadt Edward Emlck Gllbert Enchenberg Robert Frost Jock Gascaugne Harald SECOND ROW Hallbcrg Paul Hampton Robert Hayward, Eugene Hobbs Vernon Hodklns Holderrnan Wallace Houltberg Rlchard Jackson Vnctor Looney Jam THIRD ROW Doynd McBrayer Delbert McKrnnell Fred McPherson Jlrnrme ML-olman Everett lzdwln Mitchell Darrell ONeol Howard Powell Kenneth FOURTH ROW Rucc Schumacher Orvnlle Slater J C, Smnth Donald Stewart Robert Shce Glenn Stnrlcn Turner Angus Waldron Charles FlFl'H ROW Watts Everett Whute Ronald Whutesude Gerald Woodworth Phrllup Wrnght Bllly Allen Potty Arnold Dons Beagle Bonnue Bedsworth Barbara SlXTH ROW Beltz Margaret Buxler Lots Boyd Anna Bess, Lhester Ivo Chewnlng 32 N J , U I: KA! we gf xv ,N-If rr Willy Wright Marilyn Jenkins Dnckle, Lopez Mlnter Clovis Ralph ' 2 A 10' Q rn Cie SH-CL OUQCD 'ir-'I-I cr 1- SMU cu Juanita Gunter Kreme, Marv Lou Jones sp. r ff 4 A Narv Jane Schneikar IL beverly Chrnstuanson Esther l-lynn Marnlee Gerner Margaref' Gunter Juanlta SEVENTH ROW Hanklns lnomac Honners Eleanor Hunter Morne lrons Ellen Jenkms Marilyn Jensen Ins Johnson Shlrley ,lanes Marne Jones Mary Lou EIGHTH ROW Lange Ovcna Long Joyce Maahs Norma Mena Pascuala Meyer Joyce Muchaels Bertha Myers Elberta Noschold Sharlyne Newby, Shirley NINTH ROW Owens Jeannme Payne Mary Anne Powers Patrrclo, Savage Shlrley Scherer Dons Schnelkart Mary Jane Schwlnger Kotherlnc Short Delores Skinner, Betty TENTH ROW Stevens Thelma, Stlce Leonna Stump Betty Tnce, Betty, Waddell Eugenna Whntworlh Pot Wnglesworth Adelune Wrse Ima Faye Woods, Donaldeen ELEVENTH ROW FRESHMAN Allen John Broom Melvnn Brown Gerald, Brumtleld Reland, Bryson Jack Campbell Howard Lorter Kenneth . . 1.,'S!'1 . .1':u3.,'f3i-3 'Z3?'T'.?2f'lr5i3-J ?ff?l ff' ' 7 . - ..,, f . 1 ,M ,V VV V . - V V. 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Members of the Nationa lhespivn Honorarv Society Troupe 252,are bottom row to Abbie Johnson Bettie Douthet, Marv Hut Bentler, Bettve Phillips Second row Helen Mchahan Marguerite Reiter, nliza beth Shea,end Bob Bingham Third rom Walter Creager 1 Vim El Marie Rvden, and Robert Tinsley Miss Fdith Youmans dir ects this troupe Best Thespian for the first se mester was Bettie Douthat Thespian Dav Cloud Burst', a one act tragedy, was shown by this group 39 .3 I . as W ..- I , V Y X ' li it 3: K- ' CP '74 fe , . li Q .f . ' f u- O ' ' - if nl . fw . 3 ' ig! 'pig ' , s,.- A, .. N K 1 g, ' a 9 5 - 1 .1 T -V. f H :': .j5 if 'J 7 S?e:..' ' r -Qt ew - 4 J Q . S A ,' Q Q 'R' , N A MA A --, t -' , z K y A .,f 'I ffl, f V Q '--- A41 , .7 H V f x .. - r' , pf' X ' A 4 1 A .1 I V ' , - l . J 3 J - -Q J.. I' a Q, j g . . h - T . . ., . H J I 1 T I On' , 1 I I o , o V 2 , 4 , 1 I l 'A ,fd rf -J , 1 j A 9 '- ,,.-ag ,.. 'im ai Rosedale's Wildcats were able to find victory in only one of six non league contests played before the Christmas Holidays The Southwest Indians fell to the Wildcats on the Indian floor, 26 to 21 Lynn Winslow led his teammates with seventeen points Rosedale's first two contests were played at Nvandotte a gainst Shawnee Aission and Argentine, during a series of bene fit games sponsored by the maintenance department of the Board 4 of Education After the holidays the first league contest and the first game at home was a one point thriller lost to Lawrence, 57 to 56 A tall Washington Rural five had little trouble in winning from Rosedale 31 to 18 After the Southwest w1n,the Wildcats were defeated by a highly favored Wvandotte crew in an overtime scrap 25 to 21 The last game of the road trip was lost to Lil lie high in a high scoring affair, 51 to 42 W 4 0 n 9 i X J, .ij y Q .J L ' ,.,. , . vu x A 1 cf, 1 x 5, ,V V. , J r. to fi . 1 'T' Q Va, ' ' Q 1 v .s - f i t 4 o .VT 1 6 hw' tif' . . J R A 'P 1 M i v ' 4 . - f ' o , 1 V a RAY ZNDERTV ROBERT TINSLEY Taking up where they left after the holidays the uildcats started leafue play on the hone court and lost a heartbreaker to a hot Lawrence live Altnouin the next eleven game, it must be remembered th t most of the Rosedale opponents are class NAAU schools, Turner and Olathe bein the only A teams The only league victory for the wildcats was a one sided 36 to 13 rfvo over Atchison which enabled the Rosedale five to edge out of the Redmen for six th place Lynn Winslow, center, paced the Jildca offense throughout the season and he was also the top league scorers B111 Rob rts, E111 Tierney and Art Johnson divided Host of the re RTL' TIERNLY raining points Chuck Serslev, la ln under a handicap, was I J very valuable to the souad for his rebound nb ability Ray Enderle and Nolan Coyne saw reserves and were dependable replacements Appearlnz on the opposite page a1e lynn Winslow, Charles Serslev,Dean Anderson, and B111 Roberts NEK League Schedule Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale ART JOHNSON Gn0RGE GERNER 'BOHGE GUNTER Lawrence 36 Argentine 40 Jlathe 37 lurner 31 Atcfison 13 Ward 23 Wyandotte 33 Shawnee Mission Ward 43 Leaxenworth 44 Argentine 45 Leaverworth 32 NOLAN COYNE D Ur ec tiig 11 - f. Q 1 n , H the local five won only one ol most of the action among the 5 4 0 ., ' ' 57 ' A - 22 U 32 ' 21 m . v 1 . . f 55 '1 ' 19 ' V . 23 v , 19 A V - 27 39 '. 23 V . ' 28 A Y' J n 604711 Althou h he nosedale reser v s were not over impressive in their season's schedule they gained valuable experience for future years Perhaps the most exciting and close contest was the overtime 23 to 21 victory over the Leavenworth seconds on the losers court Ron White scored the winning points on a shot from far out Several boys were respons lble for most of the points scored for the Wildkittens throughout the season Three juniors,Neal Hervey,Bob Street er and Joe Grover contributed heavily and were aided by Whitq who is a sophomore Member of the second team Travel'nr to Olathe for the class a regional tournament held March 8, 9, lO, ll, Rose dale's Cats bounded back after an unsuccessful season and dis played a brand of ball which their coach knew was in them all the time The first victim was Im aculata to the tune of 42 to 26 Johnson won the Tur nez game on a Iree throw after the regulation time was up, the final score being 24 to 35 By so doing Rosedale advanced to the finals and met the Olathe Eagles, who, playing on their home court, held a distinct ad vantage over the Wildcats and came out on top 37 to 31 Rose dale was presented the second place trophy which was in turn presented to the school by Rob- erts at an assembly held the following Monday. 42 are leit to right Julius Slater, Ron White, Neal Hervey, Robert Eichenberv, standing, 1 to r Victor Jac so1, Gilbert Emick, Ralph Carroll, Joe Gro The action shot of the Ar gentine game played on the lo cal court and won by the risi tors 40 to 22, shows Art John son, junior guard completely surrounded by Argentine boys a h springs upward for the rebourl Bill Roberts, Wild cat captain is to the left and behind Art Johnson and can be identif'ed by his knee guard. The olfest city rivals of Rosedale seemingly couldn't miss while the Wildcats hit o ly 19 percent of their shots The second action photo cat ches Winslow laying in one of the few setups made against the Mustangs He is being closely guarded by an opponent while two other Argentians await a rebound ., A. ru is V ' I J- ' 1 O I O . , . J A I S .3 ' 0 : c If I' I ver, Ed Minter, Bob'Streeter. s e Ai Q , ' .L U J 4 11 0 3 Q l 7 .L J D I I , - i J O J I 3 , - 62,601 Need for daily nournishment is the big attraction on the third floor around 12 o'clocP noon Why? The cafteria is l cated there There is a mibhty rush to see who will be first in line to ae first in line to get first cho ce of what mibht be offered in the line foods Led by Mrs Morris, who ras given 15 years of service to the Rosedale cafe teria, the cooks have done a very effi cient job preparing the noon meals for the lunchers in the cafeteria Mrs Anderson is servinb her first year on the staff, and Miss Isa Davis came the last of January L to R Miss Davis, Mrs Morris, and Hrs Anderson Chew, chew, chew your food And here's the place to do it But by the time ev eryone gets seated, there is only room to chew and no more Just when a person takes his first big mouthful, the bell has has wav to ring Disvustinv, 1sn't it? He to throw all his delicious food a -unuiggigi iliiim Many peonle say these girls will make some boys good wives some da, Who knows! But out the the are they do a pretty good job of dishin the food day after day and feeding hungry mob The girls are chosen at oeglnning of the school year L to R Doris Gaiardoni Ardee Schwab, Jun nita Lopez Melba Brown, and Pauline Brown Always rolling in money these nimble fingered Cand sticky fingeredlpersons but time they are just as broke at noon are I d1dn't say at any other as the next person L to R , first row: Betty Dods worth, cash1er,Maurice Dunn, candy, Mary Ruth Bentley, Cashier, second row Dean Anderson, candy Iola Hayes cashier,is absent from the picture Those who like to eat the lunch they prepare themselves also have a place to gulp it down Several rooms are open on the first and second floors for lunch rooms Student Council members and tea chers take charge of them to keep the lunchers from slinging their food around even though they're hungry . I Ill, N e . - . . '- . o- A . . ' N C 1 ' 'J 9 ' of ' e ' ' 1' lf 's 3 N, l in l 'Y ,uk In 1 . bs o A - B - vw . - e e , ,T A L I e e e A , - e o e I , e l e e . an , . n o e e ' . - n 4 o 1 I o , ' e . ,43 LfK5w-'a,cc4, Because Mr Walter Taylor, former tea cher of chemistry, physics, and aviation left to take a Lovernmezt posltlon, Mr W P Harrlss toox his place for the re malnder of the year Ur Farris has College as V611 as holo nb various te cblnr DOSltlOH5 Lhrou hout lansas The latest addition to our teaching staff ls Mr Milo Finley, who is our band and orchestra conductor Among the other things which contrihute to his success is the fact that he organized Kansas high school He cane to directly from the Kansas City Symphony Mrs Esther Green has helped the gym girls through another rough and tumble year She was our school nurse from 1959 4l,but resigned her position in '41 to become the wife of Mr Leo Green the boys' gym instructor Since the love burn has bitten former gym teachers have solved the problem at last Miss Mildred Meeker has been one the most helpful librarians Rosedale has ever had Before she came here she was an office worker in Oklahoma She now has her B A degree but in the not so far future she hopes to receive her M A degree Good lucv to you Miss Meeker We are very lucky to have such an - tractive nurse with us this year. She has cured many heartaches as well as some of those fake headaches. Mrs. Grace Robbins received her degree of nursing from Bethany Hospital. We hope she'll be here for many years to come. 44 Credit should go where credit is due. Few people realize the extra services the custodians perform without compen- sation or even a thank-you. Mr. Arthur Barnes,Mr. James Brownlee, Mr. Chris Johns, and their helpers are worth of our appreciation. Q ,M- n - 4 O r ' o . -V Iv xl' 4 M . . - A . 6 . 0 to 1 ' 2 .f -- . . . J . . 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'unix kill I 7Jo-noe, The seniors shown here received the highest honor which could be conferred upon a high sclool student when they were chosen to be members of the Natlon al Ponor Society, national organization which recotnizes outstanding achlevment among hi n school students Selected original y on the basis of grades, they must also be outstanding in other fields An outstanding honor in journalism is elect'on to Quill and Scroll,the nation al high school 'ournalisr societv Only those who have done superior work in some ,hase of journalism are eligible for membership in this organization The members who were chosen by Mr Philip R Keeler, lournalism instructor Yi Z of their high school activities Students selected must be in the upper fourth of the class scholastically, and meet high requirements as to character,leadersh1p, and service 'n school actlvitles Chosen this year were Mary Ruth Bent ley, Doris Gaiardoni, Abbie Johnson, Ar dee Schwab, Betty Lou Dodsworth, Dean Anderson Elizabeth Shea is not shown for membership this year were Iola Hayes, Pat Parrott, Marguerite Reiter, Bill Roberts, Abbie Johnson, Doris Gai ardoni, and Mary Ruth Bentley Dean Anderson, tle other member of the group, was admitted to membership last year All of tre students but Pat Parrott, who is a junior, are seniors F? 47 I- s e ' Q ' v , f 9 'Z f 54 .2 ' M . v . cr- .3 . If V. N ,Q , ,E , .yy P l ' ef 3 W ', 1, f '43 AL , - f . ,I e ' C' . . a 'U f 9 1 , Y f, 5 - . '. - 2 ' ' .:,'. ' A , f- -, J .- 3 .W Eg . . ' , A gl V kv.. I 'X 3 - 'N ,e sg ., if :L 1 I db ' 7 . A V K. .4 V M y sf Q 9 . 5 B - l A ' 4 5 J A - X - ' - L 1 . r J. 0 1, - E. . I I A. , - f I . 1 J .1 V , - ' I Q V, - ' , . - , . . . H . l , , ' .J 1 s . 'anti Hamas .QQ 0 ' And Came The Spring, a comedy of modern youth in three acts, was presented by the jun- ior class on March 17. This was a brightly humorous and straight forward story of the Hartmans, a pleasantly typ- ical American family who enjoy a reasonable amount of quiet and peace until Spring enters the scene--to stir the blood and lift the heart When Midge Christine Mvers Dorothr Brown as Virginia Hartman, Marjorie Van Goethem as Carollvn Webs ter,Jack Swager as Keith Dolan, Glen Stice as Mr Fields, and Robert Kerr as Freddie North, third row, Bud Berry as Elliott Hartman, Rollie Yendes as Clan cy, Bill Brest as Alan bields, Helen 'c ahan, Melba Brown, Joanne wright ano Ruth Lee Mil ler made up the stage crew helen Mcdahan al o eesianeu the programs Miss Edmth Youmans directed the performance, and the pro ceeds were used toward financ ing the Junior Sen or Prom 48 determined to manage lives and emotions for her own ends, the hectic and hilarious complica tions into which she plunged the family almo t proved disas terous The sanity and well being of everyone concerned was threatened The entire action of t1e play took place in the attraction living room of the Hartman home Seated in this plcture are Mary Al'ce McManaway as Mrs Louise Hartman, Buddy Price,wrc portraved Buzz L'ndsey,Florence Hobbs,who portrayed Midge Hart ran and Charle Strobel as Mr Jeiirey Partman Stand1ng,f1rst row, L to R are Hattie Allos as Mrs Field, Laura Winkler as Gabby Allen Pauline Brown as ni 3 .- - ' - r I 0 . 0 M , O ., P , .L Al C .A Q S ' n A I I Q X W. 1 7 , ' I , , . 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L I 44- p Cyiif 51 U 49 -.f Although the glee c ub was quite small this year compared to otker years it did some rerarvable work At the beg inning of the second serester the sen lor boys' physical education program took most of tre boys, leaving only two But these two could still be heard, so work went on as before Because of this situation the girls did some trree part work dur'ng the fear The highlight of the year toward which the glee club worked was the Musical March ol Time in Four Acts' iven on April 1 Act one was the Sinvln' Gatherln ' act two was the Folk Songs of Other uations , act three was the Music of the Gay Lineties , act four was the Music of Today , and the finale was America, the Beautiful with an orchestral accompaniment under the direction of Mr Milo Finley Other activities included the Sunday evening program at the Roanoke Bapti t church for the church's community Gocd Friday service, appearance on Parent Teacher programs, and assisting in the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas pro grams given in school assemblies Those who appeared as soloists during the year were Bettye Phillips, soprano, June Clark, alto,Charles Serslev, tenor, and Earl Stephenson, bass Earline Haz litt also took a solo part once or twice during the year. Mrs. barah Howard is the director of glee club. For the past three years Mary Ruth Bentley has been the accompanist l . . I i , L l A 1 u 1 'af 'Q x l + a 'Yrs . - ' K1 I 1 1 ' 3 fx E X 1- 'I - A, . ' J .x . I. J ' O 0 4. .-f r . FT I' 4 g 2 . H, U r , if A ll u V N N II A A N . A 1 0 I 4 Q , S Q . . . . - 'fwzal QK1 LQQW X f f Q ii52??Q ' W M 6 ? f ZW If ,JL U vii 4- CX1 Q Q gm x Q ga I n , X I 1 Q2 cw , A 1 W Q fxxfxyy j , E X' ru jl f'M f X k ,ik fd gf ff M v X ,X , N X N f LJA f O F, WVPHSTOR, ' 5 if Kglfyllfyvxw K or fNT'2,,Z2 'vEoiZj,7f MK Y ff KX ff f ' xii ff xx K DEL 5EELF!Efr1i0CoR!y , L1 E W SFHQN' N OH ' fri 7' K X Km WQBCOMNO 'I I X ' W P 'Y A 'fp Oliogezd f sm O O ks if Q ' f 5 fp, WM M aw XJ K, f , 7 if 1 I P lf ' Ai f f Q' UV iilff xg? Z , NX f if? ,fx fc I X , Ai EO X X1 :f4XQ, Zprigcgga Q f-T fX C 4f fl9 sv Two contributing factol to L16 suc cess of the senior class this Jear were Hrs Sarah howard a Hr n Cru They have been sponsors of the class of '44 for the last six years They rave been our teachers and advisers and we are grateful for all thc help they have given us I-1 no le a ointed edltor ol ne amuu 1CC96dl Bettie Douthat formerly held the posit'on of alto P ul Bender and had ck r e of lay , I acin o ic u rn vcner l art 181 tit i This year for tle first tire the Class 1 N4 H had all g'rls for officers Pic tured above are l to r Abb'e Johnson, tres urer Betta Dodsworth , secretary , Ardee Schwab, vice president, Bettie Dou that, cheerleader Seated is lola Hayes, president. 53 9 0 J -1 'U 5 . .- j r. f Z V .3521 ,, 'S-j 'i E, , , in 552, -'f-if W ig ,rf ZF , X If V z 0--X ' 1 'ci I X 5 . - . , 4 c' Uohnson was pp ' t' 1: al sr ,115 , . I Nl'NT'23f?Tl 4 . A l l as- svc1nte art editor on the staff together 1 a 1' M La 5 .'- outs nl .5 f p t rcs 1 d Q a pl . of 'if book, My , -' I gf T 'sg , 1 -A 'fit' 2 -1 V 1 ' gf, 4 . ,,, Fi- F ', A m L 'J l x. A 'K .sl C 1 .1 I TS A ix' ' - - . ' nd - . E. W. tes. X A ' ' o' 4 l '. - , . .: l . ' ' ' S J xr A 0 s ' 0 I , v I Wed ' 'A 31 1-H 41'-::f2Wr- X ' , NU' 2, 'Q 6,1414 h E i. H4 ,. v 'E- S I -a1 . ,ed 4- rv- 1-1-Q.. .., . f- . 4.5 bf 3 A., I Q 1.-'FSM' 1 , dv lf' J. ,,' Y 2 -LM' '2- I 156-2- fx - , -we ' s 1- uf: W ' 'Rv a 1 s..i? Oma- 1 Y Q Y QQ, V -S Q fm W -. 5, ' 5,1 'X DEAN ANDERSON sketball 1 3 S Presrdent 4 Annu1l Stall 4 Sports Prlrtor 4 Rosedalr rrr a I 3 4 Sports Elrtor l rr S ro Chrrstmas Pageant 4 H1 Y l 2 3 4 Presrdcnt 4 Nut Presrdent 3 Home Room Trrasurer 3 C l rss Vrcc Prcsr nt 3 N 1t1un1l Hom SUCH. W PAL L BEN DER Washrngton Hugh School East Chrcago Inclrana 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Vrce Prtsrcient 2 Student Councrl 3 Annual Staff 4 C0 Art Edrtor 4 Thespran 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 4 Stage 3 4 Art Dnrertor 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 H1X 3 4 Class Presrdent 3 lan Amerrcan Day 2 MARY RUTH BENTLEY Pep Club l 2 3 4 One Club 1 ' 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Actrxrty Edrtor 4 Delphran 4 Thespran 3 4 Thesplan Play 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 3 4 Senror Play 4 .Tumor Play 3 Famrly Nlght 2 Class Secretary 1 Talent Pro gram 3 State and Natronal Musrc Festrx als 2 Crook bearer 3 Home Room Presrdent 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 4 Glee Club Prn 3 4 Pashron Shmx l Natmnal Honor S crety 4 ROBERT BIWGHAWI annual Staff 4 C lass Edltflf 4 Thespran 3 4 Tre rsurer Stage 3 4 Stage Manager 4 Science Club l 3 4 Home Room Suretary 2 Talent Program i BI' TTY BURKE Shenandoah Vrlley Ataciemy New Mrrket Vrrgrnra 1 2 Pep Club 4 Delphran 4 Treasurer 4 Chrrstmas Pa geant 4 Stage Make up 3 4 GA A 3 4 Grrl Reserxe 3 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Home Room Vrce Presrdent 3 Talent Program 3 Crookbearer 3 AVNABEL BRYSON Shavsnee Mrssmn Rural Hrgh School 'Vlerrram Kansas l 2 3 Grrls Basketball 4 Pep Club 4 Commercrxl Club 4 Home Room Secretary 4 W CRATE? 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