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

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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 .

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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

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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