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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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HARTY 0 WILLIE WILDCAT who typlfles the Rosedale we all know and remember the Ht Marty Sta respect ully dedtcotes thls book Por ullll6 represents the slght the sound the memorles 0 the student days we utll never forget the crtsp days o autumn and the thud of the oot on the ootball the roar o the crowd as basket ball takes the stage coke dates at Paups and plcnlcs IH the Sprlng the routlne o classes and the glamor o extracurrlcular GCflUlfl6S school Honors Banquet the Prom and Graduatlon cllmaxlng the school year A l thls llllle brlngs back to us but more than that For always ln our hearts and mtnds wlll lznger the nostalglc memory o days that can never return Care ree days yet also serlous and through lt all the aces o rlends some of them now gone who were dear to us And so Htllle because you wzll help us re capture these memortes thls LS your book May you grace tts pages or many years and may your splrlt ever tread the halls of Rosedale Q . . 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N. ,unix 1, .i Uvkf U ' I Q I r .55 i hay -4-f-dl, aj wana ahh ,af L..- :zw ' MMA zzfff-'if M! fifc mae aJ51yf4 Mr D F Bentley pr1nc1pal of Rosedale Hlgh for the past elghteen college Sterllng Kansas and h1s M A at Kansas un1vers1ty Before beC0m1ng pr1nc1pal Mr Bentley taught bxology ln 1929 he coached a JUDIOF h1gh team whlch won the c1ty and d1str1ct champ1 onsh1ps and was undefeated 1n 19 games Among h1s many dut1es are keep1ng up on new trends organ1z1ng new classes whlch w1ll a1d students 1n vocat1onal preparat1on plannlng athlet1c sched ules attendlng school adm1n1strators meet1ngs and other th1ngs too numerous to mentlon Secretary to Mr D F Bentley 15 M1ss V1rg1n1a Hunt who graduated w1th the class of 47 She replaced M1ss Luven1a Parker at the end of the f1rst senester of the 1946 47 school year and she served the fullyear of 1947 48 M1ss Hunt handles the school s correspondence f11ls out excuses and numerous other thlngs Her helpful att1tude and pleaslng personallty make her one of the best lxked persons IH Rosedale Ar' .Y:j?BL! Q , I I 1 M 4 ' 1 Z I I If . , I 0 , ' l ' fi' A f 5 I j of . if hy , f ' ' f 1 'ff JZ u Q 7 1 - 4 'L I I 1 , ,' . t 1 I I . years, received his B.S. at Sterling . , 3 . . . M I , ' ' I 9' . 6 Che of the h1ghest honors 1n school IS to be elected to the Student Councll Th1s organ1za t1on, sponsored by M1ss Eva Carstensen, IS the governlng body of the school and rt has as 1ts members one student from each homeroom The seventh grade elects 1ts members after the f1rSt senester to enable them to become a l1ttle better acqua1nted before they deslgnate someone to f1ll th1s post Janes Mxller a sen1or was pres1dent the f1rst senester and was 8SS1SU8d by Peggy Shay v1ce pres1dent and B111 Todd secretary treasurer James Harr1s became president the second semester Janes M1ller became v1ce pres1dent and Peggy Shay was elected secretary treasurer The counc1l met about tw1ce a month dur1ng some hour 1n the day Th1s neet1ng on school tlne was a plan Just adopted th1s year They carrled out the 1dea of mornxng study halls for students who wxshed to work on the1r lessons before school started In add1t1on to th1s they re wrote the Counc1l s const1tut1on and sponsored two m1xers after athletlc contests Hav1ng completed a very successful year the Councll looks forward to even b1gger and better th1ngs 1D the years to come M1ss Carstensen has sponsored the group for several years and It IS her understandlng, gu1dance and energet1c SDIFIC Wh1Ch pushes the COUhC1l on to 1ts accompllshments 3 Faculty OLGA ALBER Ph B lhuversxty of Ch1cago M A Columb1a Un1vers1ty Typ1ng and Shorthand ROSCOE BROWN B Fr1ends UHIVCFSIIY UHIVEFSILY of Kansas ne Sc1ence and C1fjZfLL1z4g,f E W CRATES Central MISSOUTI State Teachers College M A MISSOUFI UDIVCPSIUY Trades and Woodwork GEORGE HAWKS B S Kansas State M A Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan Phys1cal Educat1on Voca t1ons and Health C D HOLDERMAN B S Kansas State Teachers College Empor1a M S Kansas State Teachers Col lege P1ttsburg Trades Sheet Metal and Mechanlcal Draw1ng PHILIP KEELER A B Kansas UHIVCTSICY M A Kansas Un1vers1ty Pub l1C8t10HS Journal1sm and Engl1sh X PWM MARGARET BLOOM A B Ol1vet College Geog raphy H1story and Engl1sh RS Rs EVA CARSTENSEN Ph B Un1vers1ty of Ch1C8gO M A Un1vers1ty of Ch1cago Amer1can H1story and Short hand HELEN FOSMIRE B S Un1vers1ty of Kansas Phys1cal Educat1on Health Vocatlons -4.1 GEORGE HIATT UDIVCPSICY of Kansas UHIVCPSICY of Kansas Un1vers1ty of Kansas Physxcs General Sc1e ce and lgebra SARAH HOWARD B S Ft Hayes Teachers College B S Amer1can Con servatory B M Kansas C1ty Gmnld of Mus1c M A Columb1a UHIVBFSICY Glee Club and Engl1sh ART LAWRENCE A B UHIVCFSIEY of Kansas M A Un1vers1ty of Kansas AI1ChmEt1C and SOCIBI Math ALICE MCTAGGART A B UHIVCFSICY of Kans M A Un1vers1ty Enghsh HELEN PRIESTLLY B S Kansas State College M A Colurnb1a Un1vers1t Clothlng -C ck I .mesll WILLIAM SIPES B S Kansas State Teachers College M S Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan Mathematlcs W I LL I AM STOSKOPF B S P1ttsburg Teachers College M M Northwestern Un1vers1ty Orchestra and Ba d RUTH VAWTER B S Kansas State Teachers College M A Columbxa Un1 verslty Geography and Spanlsh lf?.1,Lc?z, EDITH YOUMANS A B Kansas C1ty Un1vers1ty M A Columb1a UHIVBTSILY Engllsh Speech and Dra matlcs dai slllffflgl' ESTHE-R'NICK'IfIN X B S Kansas State Teachers College A M CO1l.lmb13 Un1 vers1ty Advanced Math Geometry and Algebra SIBYL ROSE A B Un1vers1ty of Kansas M A Un1vers1ty of Kansas Homemalung and Cafeter1a RUBY SMITH A B Western Reserve Un1 vers1ty M A UDIVCFSICY of M1SSOUI'1 Englxsh ROY TERFL INGER A B McPherson College M A Un1vers1ty of Kansas CIVICS Economxcs and Soc1 ology ROLLIN WANAMAKER B S McPherson College H1story and COHSLICULIOH 9 Office Stuff 27 A-:SWL P1ctured here are the gxrls who help 1n the 0ff1C6 and who collect money from the var1ous homeroom teachers each day Fran left to r1ght on the top row they are Pat Kennedy Peggy Mlshmash Emma Dlckerson and Sarah Parker M1ss Olga Alber and Mr Roy Terfhnger have been 1nc1uded among the group as they are the teachers who handle school f1nances Between them 1n row two are Betty McConna1l Dor1s Yendes and June Boydston The g1r1s who collect money are below In order they are Delores Nelson Mary Ann Thompson Joan He1dr1ck and Georganne Dee 1 2 O ,. , 4 40. 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P-4 f O-I0 Y Plctured on the left 13 Mrs Erma Fxelds school nurse who has been at Rosedale for three years Mrs Flelds serves seven grade schools as well as the hxgh school She 18 well lxked by both students and teachers because of her effxcxency and excellent care of those who become 111 or xnjured xu mishaps around the school Mrs Geneva Johnson on the rlght lxbrarlan for the past year was a newcomer to Rosedale She 15 from North Carollna where she taught school for one year She has also had prevxous experxence ID llbrary work Mrs Johnson was always ready to help students who sought books for book reports 1Df0TmltlOh about authors and numerous other thxngs Here you see the Knxghts of Rosedale These gentlemen are the hard workxnest guys ln the school fJust ask them I In order they are Mr Hay L1ttle M T 0 Haynes and Mr Chrxs Johns Mr Haynes xs head custodxan and Mr Lxttle and he take care of the huldxng durlng the day Mr Johns has the Job of cleanlng both bUlld1DgS If xt wasn t for them the floors would be always dxrty the black boards never clean the flag never ralsed and a llst of other wouldn t be dones too long to prxnt here Sxnce o one else ever says so we take the honor of thankxng these gentlemen for thexr ddagent labors 1n thxs record for future generatxons Next to the three gentlemen just men txoned IS Mr C B Bourne englneer He fxres the boilers durxng the w1nter and 13 the electrlczsn all the t1me In case you d1dn't know, he turns on the llghts to the athletxc fxeld wh1ch are so neces sary durxng football season He lxkes to hxde from everyone but we got hxm to pose for an xntroductxon to those of you -' who haven't met hxm help wlth the servxng the cleanlng up of the the cafeterxa would be them Left to rxght Kafeterxa Kxds A vltal part of the cafeterxa staff 18 the student help whose Jobs are to of the food and dishes We thlnk helpless wlthout they are Leota Mlchael Jacquelln Crumpley Johnny Wrlght Ivlgene Clark Jackle Butts Albert Wolery and Darrell Valentlne Peekxng around the wxndow are the two money grabbers Earl Hughes and Addxe Fall Just by lookxng at Johnny Wrlght you can tell he sure does love 15 work ch IS e lfe f t L I I ' I , ,yi . 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Q 4 ex, 1 A tie Don Curtis Robert Bill Shirley , Pat ' Shoemaker Swanson Terflinger Thompson Todd Wade ' Wren ' , aaa ,, f Home Room 308 Q - . N 1 yi-1 , 1- so ,x, rfb, MQ, , Marilou Doris L.har1es I Paul glgmrgenc ' I Willcut. Wylie Yendes W Ypung Allen Anderson KJ Q -.o a 5Y Uelbert Howard Helen Uever y Uina Anderson Barry Birdwell Bliss Bocklett Bouray Boydston Boydston I5 Frank Bresxna Norman Chnrl1er Wi 1 Wlnona Brrwlkter Jerry Chesnev -.np Jacquelyn Rurre 1 Edna Ch1lders F bverett ffman Iv1gene Clark f-n Neal J1mmy Walter Don Dahl Denny Elmore Home Room 105 bleanor Jo Franc1s fi!! Marxlyn Harner -JV fvf1 Jack Lane 16 -:Q Me1v1n Gaxley 'FHV Helen He1der ,fr- Joan Danelsk1 1 H1chard Gochenour 'F7 Dorxs Hodk1ns Betty Marguerlte Lange e Frances Davxs Uernad1ne Groom 7 Hexnnette Howell Frank Letson 4 9' Darrell V lent 47 Bessle Cobb tv Mary Ann Connole :OVW ohn Enf1eld i bharon D111 Margaret GUl1Ck .n Larmen Jackson 1 Robert Lgw1s Evans Donald Andy F rh Jacquel1ne Crumpley K cur' Ferm -er Laura Norma Douglas Enderle H1chard Hallowav Byron Johnson i T alll' 5 John Looney Halph Hardman ,fi O11n Jones Paul Macku Mary Cnderland Elmer Culp fav -if honert Ferrell ai Uamar1s Flores nl 1 Uonna Harper ,av Nxckolas Kxng Ann Mall if . V rs 3 R A Q R ,Q 4 A uh , lt. afky ,la ,u Qt: v 'b 5 ,-ti 1 L:F jf V ,a VV ' 6, ff AT, I I -Alf N H 11' 'I , ' I , f 4 Axh H I At A4 X 1, lla - VX L IVA? f I0 ' . . .m, No . 4 , r..w,11 . .,. A l ' 'ar ' Q LZ f , ' r' , , t 55' :Il . Arg .,,3 ' QF e l. i - -Q 'rig ,:,r V. 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Earl Funk Q1P, Uonnxe Harris G1or1a Gamm B111 Hawkey Pansy Brvaon AIICE Corb1n James Duffln -47 Barbara Glenn Jewell lkath benora Buchanan Mar ene x f LCOHBTC rnrhn Esther Gochenour V4.1 Sylvxa Herman L1 'O ,lei Leonard Iowe f 1 LHBTICS GCUL6 lroy Holsinger Hopkins Huffman Home Room 106 Carol Evelyn Kunz Lindley 18 Caona Barbara Edward JBDIECC Llara Chzlders Chumlev Clark G96 ,,,f Lharlotte bhlrley Craxg Dale Dean Home Room 406 n lmlor Marcla Herring lla Mae Hutton if Hazel Macku Cllfford Hackleman Davxd Hilo Barbara Fvans Jack HanR1n Larry Hill Larol Marle e Nxna Fnurrh Alxce Hhfdlf 'J?fIl . 1 Hobert Hines ai 4ar a 'Q Mar1an Hutton Roberta Nancy Johnson Innes , A ,Q 1 - 131 . Hichard Dale Clgatug Magee Majors Martin Lorralne Martin lhluu Leota Mlchael Betty Pxerrr hllen Hose Q:-hor:-r MBDUC 1 Savala Fred Teezarden Don Warson o Matney Uo M111er P1erce Ueverly Shatto Q Harold Sheelev I .2Ilh. af n Elsa Terf11nzer Ruth Weaver AKQIII Ati! Edward McCabe Wanda Donald June J1m McConnell McGrew McLauQh11n Merr1tt 1 Uon Jlmmey bugene tt Maller Mmlls Uorru Nnr 0 N fn 1 Mary Ann Reynolds Dorxs Betty Raymond W aygi Powell Proch Pugh Home Room 209 Carl Betty Shrover Margaret Slant, HOCHH W11la lerry Marybelle Qtenhrns Qrrnns Taton Robert qrh1mkr S of A rf' Angelene Txeman Turnbauzh Waldrop Elaxne Henry Thompson -l .lf . 'f '.lWNX f ' 4 1 Frgd Beryl Bertha Huby Phyllls West Whxte W1edner Woo1erY WYNHH Teecarden Lozs Merr1tt Hale I Donna Sanders gl Uavla Ross ,lf Lhlrletta Doretta Teekarden John Walker beorge Zenc 19 33 h v'1l U ls. Q: C: 4' y L I , . .go ,Q 1' I x f' 1,4 V J' 4 ,114 n 2 y h e 44 on f I on ' 6 k ' 'Q 4 ' J?l I 1 A A M. 0 X 4 o A - r b Jo y ' I rd! ' nal Dov-If-r ! . A Ji ?a no 4 V K X 3- Ji , qi dvr . L .A-1 'H ' fe - fm.-f -, H . - p . 3 W 1 sg. I3 A ' RA dv '- I .X Q 'wh n- . U xy. 3 4 Q 4 ' My fe we e 1 AQ A X h X o 4 - 1 Ahh - ' 'fa . ,-3 4 Y ' + Q. , P K U . A I my .Xl . Q ,L .rx l ' A j ' I m r ' - ' An I n 3 U he 3 ff 27 Home Room 304 Geraldxne Bates Lesl1e Bnrarth X John Cantrall Robert Crumpley Duroche ' X I Magdalena Flores 20 ..4 Donald Beach K Thomas Brewrnlton Donald Carlson Edward Akers ay: Donna B11nn ? and Graham Arlatronz S Carol Ann Boggess ear Anna Beverly Broshear Brown ft Billy Ne111e Carpenter Carpenter Home Room 405 . James Edwards Lee France Jo Ann Falk Johnny Gamm Barbara Cole Austxn Bacher R1Chlfd Baker Ruth Bolton Boothe Georg1a 14' V1rg1n1a Alzce Jeanne Bro Rrvan :LAX Joyce Douglas Chesnev Colley 1:2 aan Claude Barnes Betty Bosley Huby Buchanan Herbert Culp Juanxta Sharon Johnny Cortxnas Dean D111 rf 'T 'Q I . 'J Y' 15.5 Antonia F rnandoz n Marilyn Jo Garrett ll!' I 1 Darrell Betty Fenton Fisher I I 1 Vonda Hobby Gillespie Gorrell Karen Fleer N Norma Barry 7 Harry Cantrell Blchard Custlne :O Sh1rley Drake , j Mark Flores Harry Chrxstopher Graves Hackleman ,+, 'Y . fl XF, - '3 9 3 V a A 3' Shirley Donald Billy Iris Haney Harper Hitler Hayes M5 L Home Room 400 ' ff A Q 41 'ally' Eugene Robert Hilt Hodze 1 1? - 1 of Levis Betty Phtricia Archer Korb Lanz Lee Livermore C1 ,.A V x, ar 3 ,- Ruth David Mary Aletha McConnell McIntyre Minturn Myers . ra Home Room 211 ' ' A N is Barbara Glenn Bichecky Mealman av .. 4 -J ' , 7-I - lg A I h , -- F. Gene Marvin John Dorothy Phillips Hush Savala Seider l aa 1' Q.. Sammy Shirley rances Lawrence Surber Surber Thorpe Turnbaugh r , V .5 ' A ,,,, fiv Holly Ahhllaca lands liyvard Hayward Bolt 4 p D, . y J - . ' a. J 'rl S W ' Q 1' R ' A John Gerald Harlan Jensen Johnson lm Johnson rr? -. laid -' Daniel Wilma Freda Lopez Margrave Massey 2' 'Y M45 . ai V C 54 N I i 1 Du- virginia virginia Parker Penske Pugh Q ,u 7' L ,G A ' Y: ' . Y f' .9 , fh , Ish Buddy Richard Buhl Moffett Morris Newman Q 1 4 6 ' Q v K J S 1 f Beatrice Wanda 'lhomas Shroyer Roudebush Smith 3 4 Norma Carolyn Wilma Turner Unger Vance A0 A- 5322 cl fn, Jack MeCol1oa ID K Birbhra Puhr I' .gp Q f Wyman Owens -li 1- A Loretta Sorden 1 ' V--9 1. Robert Vaughn 21 11 I' James Waller -df krank Werner Home Room 402 in.. Earl Bowlln Larry Coon Nevllle PA ards Claudette Bowen 1 hugene Charl1er ,- Charles Craxg .457 l Loretta Fitzoatrick is Alden Gerald Fish Flinn 22 IO 'T Dlane Betty Uongld Wharton Whlte Whxte Jacquelxne Anderson Allen Brown Lloyd Clark -ar Jacquellne Crumpley Denney Denny Denny Dou 1 w1ll3m88 A Gochenour Thomas Frazee an A- I' Wllson GL. Carol Jean bam Albert AUSCID Baldwin Blackmore Houray 9 If Zahn Davxd Eldon Hobln Branum Brewster Brunson 01? Ferrell Callen 0 -5 .lwfl Aldll rw' Kather1ne ally Uuenna Cloud Collxer Colon Uonald Colon 1 Patsy hula rrancls Lawrence Peggy Frances VIFSIHIB Woods1de Zahos Dolores Uarrel Bowlxn l Y' Bxlly Capps Albert Cook Larol Jean R 35 Fder 1 Q. Home Room 204 Qixiir 5 buzanne Mary Ann Jane mn e Harris Hartman Heider . 1. , v -ab' . f. ' . A Wesley James Chester James Raymond Garrison Gerner Gillum Gochenour Graham t ,Q ' , - -4 5 I4 A fu 4 Q 9 .. 4' f ep' .' H 0 ...pa 1 J 1 A , HOHBLQ Graham BCS H1ll1s Velma Hudspeth Nancy Lrav l James Kunz mary Ann McBrayer ,41 Lnarles Green Juufll. 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P1ctured above is the Rosedale High school foot ball team of 1947 The team went through a very successful season winning the East Kansas League hamplonshlp without a defeat Gilbert Meyer and Shim Enderle seniors were the co captains In the first game of the season, the Wildcats lost their traditional battle with the Shawnee Mission Indians on the Rosedale field 27 to 7 Enderle scored the lone Rosedale touchdown in the second quarter and Bill Todd place kicked the con version The league battle started the next week when the Wildcats tangled with the Olathe Eagles Rose dale won 7 to O when Meyer scored ln the second quarter Olathe came back with a furious passing attack in the last half but was unable to score The next game another league contest was played in the rain at Bonner Springs Rosedale won this one 6 to O when Meyer plunged over for the game winning touchdown with 25 seconds left to play in the final quarter The Wildcats took an easy victory from the Paola Panthers 26 to O on the Paola field Todd scored twice on passes and Meyer and LeRoy Drake each carried the ball over the goal llne Washington Rural the Wildcats' next foe was favored to win the league crown this year, but the green clad warriors from Rosedale changed the sportswrlters' minds Enderle scored two touchdowns and passed to Todd for another Meyer scored once Todd klcked four conversions out of four tries ln this Rosedale's third league victory In a game postponed from Friday to Tuesday be cause of rain the Mt Martlans whipped previously undefeated Llllls 7 to 0 at the CYC stadium Todd scored on a pass ln the third quarter Rosedale next ran over the Turner Bears 59 to 6 at Rosedale to clinch the league title Lawrence Close Drake Enderle and Meyer all shared in the scoring The Leavenworth Pioneers handed the Wildcats their first defeat ln seven games, the score being 26 to 14 Rosedale led at the half, but couldn't hold the lead Todd and Enderle scored for Rose dale The game was played at Leavenworth Argentine won the inter city clash 6 to O on the Rosedale field In another postponed contest The two teams battled through three scoreless quarters before Argentine pushed across the win ning score in the closlng minutes of the game Coach Art lawrence's confidence urged the boys onward He com plefed his thirteenth year with the wild cats av , Coach Hllllam S1DeS had charge of the line He made a D18 hit in his first year at Rosedale !l4Z - I ! 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Y - ' 'I' . ,, -0 x -V' v ' . . 1 4 w , ii .F It S- fir I ,,, ' 4 ' I 2' Q ' 1 ,ta , l .. 5 'pw raangl fl fb Coach George Hawks who coached the soph omore team also helped the first team and assisted ln pre game necessities H 11 I v-532620 Drum-uOQ:8 CND fp OZ! 0 Hof' U S m m Q x rp Q Q g 0 o 4 'I'-,P-' WC7gr1!J'v-' '10 'QCDH mmm v-523 gE!J'g g Z3 '3'D5f B HZ 1 eg'sgE PJ 'U!3'Qmg 1'1 gf- ll 1 K'1i1'uFl1'W ' 49' FY ' Tv! ffl r .3-.-Hs, 'UUUHIB 4 Q SOPHOMORES 40' 31 Mr George Hawk s sophomore football team dldn t w1n many ganes th1s season but ga1ned valuable experlence to be used on the flrst and second teams next year The wo one t1ed two and lost f1V6 The sophomoles defeated Olathe 7 6 for the1r w1n although Olathe galned revenge later 6 0 Wyandotte was v1ctor1ous tw1ce 36 0 20-6 AfgSHt1h8 defeated Rosedale 14 O 1D the f1FSt game but the two teams battled they team only an to a scoreless t1e the second t1me they met Rosedale was the V1Cf1m of a 13 0 defeat at the hands of Turner whlle L1ll1s battled them to a 7 7 t1e -H' f rumnin A' LW K?-I --rr lNn at rnesnmm The Hosedale freshmen coached by Mr Rollln Wanamaker played out an undefeated season last fall w1nn1ng three and tylng a l1ke number Hr Wanamaker w1ll be at the helm of the same team next fall as sophomore football coach OUCSf8Hd1DQ backf1eld men were Robert Denny and Wayne Poe Rex Allen Beryl Wh1te and John Walker led the l1nemen - pn W., W ., , , ,,,, 4 , x , M 0 , . 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I ' B111 Todd was the regular starter at left end conversions and caught several passes for touch downs He recovered a tumble ln mid ai n he Leavenworth game and scored a touchdown Todd was given an end position on the Kansas City Kansas all city team and thefast Kansas League all sta s Bill Fin ke was the substitute quarterba k n the varsity squad and the regular on he second team Flncke was a senior and did an excellent Job of engineering the team to a ouchdown during the second half of the Turner game Donald Duane earned his t 1 d and last lette las fall Don was a regula sta tins ta Kle and his immense size made him hard to stob when he went through the line to stop an opporent or open a hole He was a member of the East Kansas League all star team Le Roy 'Duck' Drake ree ed of' more la e gains repeatedly than anyone else He was fast and able to dodge and duck tie opponen s Drake scored several touchdowns h s season and should spearhead the attack next yea since he was only a Junior He was nominated to the Eas Kansas League all star team 18 Hobert 'Shim' Enderle was the small hard driving Quarterback or last season's team Enderle was the signal caller most or the time and crossed the opponent's goal line repeatedly He also threw se ral passes to Todd part of them good or touchdowns Enderle received a berth on the East Kansas League all star team He was a senior Gilbert Meyer held down the ullback position on last season's football team His end runs galned many valuable yards for the wild ats Meye was one of the th ee high scorers the othe two being Enderle and Todd He was naned on the East Kansas League second team as fullback and captain He was also a senior Ja K Duf ln was a regular sta ter at he guard position Du'f1n was a senior and both gaxe and receiled extremely rough treatment He was h team's leading inte eptor o passes He was given an honorable mention rating on the East Kansas League ballotlng John Mank probably played fhe most outstanding game 0' anyone of the team this season Hank was a senior and played center Besides his hiking duties he recovered several fumbles close to the opponents goal line that set up ouchdowns He was a member of the East Kansas League all star team V , ' - ve - . f 0 A 4. 1 C . I' T v Y l ' F . C A, f T' C A ' . L 9 FC.. f . l ., . -1 n - L . 1 Y V I - Th1S Junior DlaC9'K1CK9d fourteen Out of LWEHLY . - T 1 L e ' A ' T . C C u , , E Y F E . Y Y' C A 1 ' . PB -V 5.1 , t . T, 4 . . ' Y. lawrence Close was a junior and a regu- lar starter at the halfback berth. Close made several good gains through the line and plunged over for a touchdown in the Turner gane He will undoubtedly be a big gun 1h the football nach1ne next year Kenneth Johnson rece1ved one of the regular start1ng pos1t1ons at tackle Johnson was a senlor and although rather snall he more than d1d h1s part both on the offense and defense Leroy arpenter was a regular starter at the halfback pos1t1on Although he d1dn t carry the ball much he was used as a block1ng back Carpenter was a sen1or th1s year He ran an lntercepted pass f1fty yards IH the L1ll1s game only to have It null1f1ed by a penalty J1m M1ller started a couple of ganes at an end pos1t1on and saw a lot of act1on 1n all the ganes He caught a few passes all for large galns Mlller was a senlor th1S year He probably played h1s most outstand mg game at Paola ilu I 9 Earle Jones usually PeC81Ved the start 1ng nod at one of the guard POSICIOHS He was a JUDIOF and because of h1s s1ze he paved the way for several galns Jones should see plenty of act1on next season He carr1ed the ball once on an acc1dental lateral play and ga1ned th1rty yards Tom Wr1ght f1lleu 1n at end th1s season He was a regular on the second team 1n add1t1on to h1s varslty dutles Wrlght s he1ght enabled h1m to snag passes for good ga1ns He was a senlor Ch1S year kenneth Hanna one of the football tw1ns was a JUHIOF last season lk was the subst1tute center on the fxrst team and regular on the second team He w1ll proba bly be hlklng the ball regularly next fall Pe1th Hanna the other half on the tw1n COmb1U8t1On also was a JUDIOT He played end on both the fxrst and second teams Hanna tw1ce last season narrowly m1ssed tacklxng an opponent beh1nd h1s own goal l1ne for a safety 29 Lawrence Robb was another Jun1or who made the startlng llneup a few t1mes He played guard and because of h1s qu1ckness he usually got the Jump on h1s opponents In h1s last year he w1ll be a valuable asset to the Rosedale football team James Harr1s was a Jun1or th1s year He gaxned valuable exper1ence as a su.bst1tute tackle on the flrst team He also played on the second team and w1ll undoubtedly see more act1on next year James Crates played guard on both the f1rst and second teams last fall He IS a Junlor and 1S able to get the Jump on the enemy He w1ll probably be one of the rralnstays next season Joe Unger saw act1on on both the f1rst and second teams last fall Probably h1s most outstandlng ach1evement was the catch 1ng of a pass that set up a touchdown 1n the Turner game Unger was a sen1or thls year 30 an ,ff Frank Breslna was the only sophomore th1s year that made the start1ng l1neup Slnce he IS hard to push as1de he nukes an ldeal tackle He w1ll see plenty of BCCIOH and deal out lots of m1sery 1n h1s rema1n mg two years at Rosedale Alv1n Zeff was a backf1eld nan on both the f1rst and second teams th1s season He was small and crafty and a hard nan to stop when he got g01ng Zeff was a sen1or th1s year Alva Eason was one of the snallest boys on the team He was a Junlor and played end Eason also saw much act1on on the second team There has been some talk of sh1ft1ng Eason to the backf1e1d next year Donald Swanson was a subst1tute back f1eld man on the f1rst team He also played on the second team He ran off several good s1zed gams 'I'l'l1S Jun1or w1ll be a valuable man 1n next year s team 3 'is ga ,v Trademarks of The Squad oi '48 4 a 3 Lewis Gilhaus played end an both the first. and second teams last season. He was a junior , and will undoubtedly see a lot 1-,W-l, of action next fall. Gilhaus ' his ' fCwff4ZZJ y QW M716 WWW 40 gjgyjwwh QQ XWWAWQZQW 620-'MN .Qbwzf '57 AWWA' ey A u ,gas s . iz? ii , ew ii as FOO J K I s The basketball season of 1947 48 d1dn t prov1de Rosedale rooters w1th many VICCOFICS but 1nstead many thr1lls kept lnterest up the whole season The Wlldcats won three games wh1le los1ng seventeen Three ganes were lost by one po1nt and s1x were dropped by 5 po1nts or less Rosedale f1H1Shed fourth 1h the East Kansas League Two of the v1ctor1es were won from Bonner Spr1ngs wh1le the other was from Turner 1D the reg1onal tournaments A rather pecul1ar schedule was played last season S1x of the f1rst seven games were played on the Rosedale court The next e1ght were away from home and the last three at home A new scoreboard was 1nstalled durxng the Chrlstmas hol1days The f1rst game was played on the Rosedale court w1th the Wyandotte Bulldogs furn1sh1ng the oppos1t1on Rosedale traxled by a small marg1n throughout the game and was one po1nt beh1nd when the fxnal whlstle blew 32 33 Rosedale s next gane resulted 1n defeat th1s t1me at the hands of the Southwest Ind1ans 28 31 The Argent1ne Mustangs 1nvaded Rosedale next and emerged V1Ct0f1OUS 32 27 Rosedale traveled to Shawnee MISSIOH for the1r next gane and worst defeat of the season 18 38 The green and wh1te managed to stay ahead of the Ind1ans the f1rst half but fell beh1nd 1n the th1rd quarter Lots of pract1ce durlng the Chrlstmas hol1days gave Rosedale a 22 19 v1ctory over Bonner Spr1ngs Rosedale tra1led unt1l the last few mlnutes but spurted for e1ght po1nts and the ball game The East Kansas league champ1ons Wash1ngton wh1pped Rosedale 26 19 The Olathe Eagles cane to Rosedale and went home V1CtOf10US 27 16 A return game Wlth Wyandotte proved dlsastrous for Rosedale 25 42 Rosedale went to Turner and almost overcame a ten po1nt advantage but fell beh1nd at the last and lost 41 49 A 120 m11e trlp to Emporla Kansas also resulted 1n defeat to the tune of 32 48 Rosedale scored the1r second v1ctory 46 38 over the Bonner Spr1ngs Braves Wash1ngton repeated an earl1er season w1n w1th a v1ctory 40 Olathe came through w1th a goal 1n the last e1ght seconds of an overt1me per1od to w1n 33 Followlng these ganes Argent1ne won agaln 38 19 Ward scored two WIDS 1n two weeks 25 and 45 29 Leavenworth eked out a 46 42 v1ctory and Turner won a close one 31 30 Rosedale upset Turner 1n the reglonal tournament at Turner 46 41 but lost to Osawatomle the sem1 flnals 31 40 Roscoe Brown had charge of the W1ldcats th1s year He always had the spark and know how to make Rosedale come f1ght1ng back whether ahead or beh1nd Brown had had some of the boys on teams prev1ously and was able to bu1ld up the1r weaknesses W1ll1am B111 SIPCS a newcomer to Rosedale th1s year had charge of the second team He made a b1g h1t not only w1th the basketball boys but w1th the ent1re student body He undoubtedly has some great years ahead of h1m at Rosedale 30. . . ' . . . . ' . I 34- I . , . . , - Q . . , 41- ' - 5 . Q - . , - D . in '- ' , - . I 2 Z 'Jr , ri 4 ? Pictured above are the five boys who usually nude up the starting lineup on the basketball team last season. To the right of center is Keith Hanna, a forward. He scored 135 points, second only to Meyer. Hanna's run and jump shot usually meant a goal for Hosedale. He had a twin brother, Kenneth, also on the first team. The two of them should form the backbone of next year's team. On the far left is LeRoy Drake, the other forward. Long passes to him when he was alone under the basket resulted in his scoring several goals. He was a junior and only 5'-4U tall. In the center is Gilbert Meyer, who played center. He was the team's leading scorer with 168 points. Meyer was a senior, and although rather short for a center, he had a left-handed hook shot that was deadly. Tb the left of Meyer is Robert Enderle. He was a senior and played guard. Enderle was the best long shot on the team and was third highest scorer with 91 points. On the extreme right is lewis Gilhaus who was the other guard. He is a junior. His trickiness enabled him to slip past his guard and score. The second team, coached by William Sipes, won five and lost twelve last season. It was a scrappy bunch of boys and always full of fight, whether ahead or behind. The team's leading scorer was Virgil Pennington with 91 points. Charles Vining was a close second with 88 points. ' 33 G1lbert Meyer started the season at forward but was moved to center He was the teanxs lead 1ng scorer w1th 168 polnts LEWIS G1lhaus a Junlor was a tr1cky guard who saw a lot of act1on the latter part of the season X! Alv1n Zeff was a tr1cky l1ttle sen1 or who saw consld erable act1on as a subst1tute 34 Ke1th Hanna a JUHIOF scored the most poxnts 1n one game th1s season n1neteen He played forward and scored about 130 polnts Kenneth Hanna tW1H brother of Kelth was a guard who h1t h1s str1de the last half of the season He was also a JUDIOF LeRoy Drake was a regular starter at the forward pos1t1on Many of h1s POIHCS were scored on long passes and set ups He was a JUHIOT Joe Borders was a Junxor who alter nated from center to forward He was the tallest man on the team Andy Cathers was the only sophomore the f1rst team usually played the second half he was a starter the second team ik. Robert Sh1m Enderle scored 91 po1nts He played guard h1s sen1or year Enderle was a good long shot Jack Duff1n was a sen1or who played both guard and for ward He was a mem ber of the second f1ve Errand boy, towel carrmer and general flunky was Robert Ferrell sophomore who held down the Job of student man ager for the squad ' x 2' J 4 l 2 57 A I a ' ' ll ' ll i I . , . , . 1 Y-r X f K l 5 , I 7 ' - . , - I .gk , E 1 . . .- . , - on . He , , . 1h as ' ' - on . , SEASON RECORD Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 an an an 16 Fe 24 Feb 27 March 5 REC3 March 9 March 12 Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale 32 28 27 18 l 16 Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale 30 Rosedale 29 Wyandotte 33 Southwest 31 Argentine 32 Shawnee-Mission 38 Bonner Sprxngs 19 Wash1ngton 36 Olathe 27 Leavenworth 46 Turner 31 Ward 45 IONAL TOURNAMENT Rosedale 46 Turner 41 Rosedale 31 OSGWBCODIC J .9 22 ' J . 13 9 ' J . 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'fi 40 Ch In BD 8 C C C 20 17 Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Wyandotte Turner 49 Empor1a Bonner Spr1ngs Washington 40 Olathe 34 Argentxne 35 60lF r1 '1 u.a ll- P1CtUF8d above 1S the Rosedale H1gh School golf team for 1948 Left to r1ght are Coach Roscoe Brown Ff3DC1S Nauman B11ly Boggess R1chard Catney and Leroy Carpenter Carpenter and Cathey are SCHIOFS Nauman 1S a JUDIOF and Boggess IS only a freshman Next year the team should be more experlenced and do much better although they haven t done bad th1s year by any means At the t1me of th1s wr1t1ng they had part1c1pated 1n onlv three meets Argent1ne won over Rosedale by e1ght strokes 1n the f1FSC neet of the season on Old MISSIOH Golf Course Rosedale bowed to L1ll1S Hlgh School of Kansas C1ty MISSOUFI on the same course by about th1rty strokes Argent1ne Rosedale and Leavenworth met on the Leavenworth Country Club and aga1n Argent1ne emerged the v1ctor w1th Rosedale second and Leavenworth thlfd Rosedale s golf teams have won many troph1es the last few years and th1s year s team wants to be no 6XC8pt10H Bob Peters elevated Rosedale golf to a new h1gh last year when he won the state champ1onsb1p for a s1ngle nan Boggess on th1s year s team 1S a nephew to Benny Boggess the pro golfer The squad w1l1 probably bold meets on the Qu1vera and M1lburn golf courses w1th Argent1ne and Shawnee MISSION Rosedale probably w11l enter the state tournament at Emporxa Other boys who played on the team th1s year are Robert Enderle B111 G11lum Donald Elmore and Alva Eason rd Q , I A A ' If f x K. 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' I I I I I I TRACK ' is x Coachlng hxs charges to three consecutxve EKL txtles Art Lawrence aga1n th1s year had h1s squad 1n the th1ck of competxtxon for the league crown Lawrence coached teams usually feature outstanding hurlers B111 Sxpes was new th1s year but proved a capable asslstant coach particularly 1h t e wexghts Javelln and discus He got h1s colleglate experxence at Pxttsburg Teachers and Mlchxgan and served th1s year as asslstant football and basketball coach Long lean and lanky Rollln Wannamaker boasts an outstandxng record as a trackman as well as a coach partxcularly 1n the 440 yard dash and broad Jump He helped Hawks w1th the freshmen You found h1m around th1s year wherever sports were golng on and he even tralned boys ln hrs gym classes George Hawks helped w1th the freshman cxnder squad whlch had good luck throughout the season xi W-U ig? L is-Ns. - 11 W? ' 'mfs 'Pm The Rosedale track squad fared pretty well th1s season At the txme of th1s wrxtlng xt had partlcxpated ID only four meets The openang meet resulted ID a hum1l1atxng defeat for the Wxldcats 35 70 Rosedale then went to the Ottawa Relays and placed second ID a fleld of twelve Class A schools Coach Art Lawrence s clnder squad then defeated Bonner Springs and dropped a close one to Turner The senlors won the xnter class meet by a conslderable margxn w1th the Juniors plac1ng second The maxn objectxve th1s season was the East Kansas League champlonshlp for the fourth consecut1ve year The leadxng hurdler th1s year was Jxm Mlller who set records 1n the low hurdles and won several fxrsts ln the hlghs Jlm Crates and Lewls Gllhaus also scored polnts ln the hurdles Dash men lncluded Donald Swanson LaGene Breckenrldge Joe Unger Alvxn Zeff and Alva Eason Manuel Savala a freshman along w1th Eason Joe Salazar and Davxd Schmxdt alternated 1n the half m1le and m1le Charles V1n1ng and Norman Charlxer were the leadlng pole vaulters B111 Todd Gilbert Meyer and Schmxdt all scored heavxly 1h the shot put and d1scus Unger sent records flyxng all dxrectlons xn the broad Jump whxle he and James McM1llen were the hlgh Jumpers Lawrence Close was outstandlng lh the Javelin throw Unger and Mlller each set records at the Ottawa Relays -an R 1 at ! ?5?95l , . ff Q W5 E . 1 H X of f T x . . .. . .' . 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QA' J1m Mlller was the squad s leadxng hurdler He pract1cally never was beaten 1n the low hurdles and was always 1n the runnlng 1n the h1ghS He was a sen1or Joe Unger was the squad s lead1ng scorer Unger s spec1alty was the broad Jump He also hlghjumped and ran the 440 Firsts 1n all three 1U a meet were not unusual He was a sen1or Lawrence Close concentrated h1s efforts on the J3V6l1H and they pa1d off tremendously If he wasn t f1rst he was always second He was a JUHIOT Gllbert Meyer scored most of h1S po1nts 1n the shot put and the low hurdles rather an unusual comb1nat1on Meyer was a SCHIOF B111 Todd although only a JUHIOF was the lead1ng shot putter and d1scus thrower Todd should be back next year to take even more f1rst places Donald Swanson racked up most of h1s po1nts 1n the 440 yard dash He also ran the half m1le Swanson was a JUHIOT and should be a lead1ng scorer next season Charles Chuck V1n1ng was Rosedale s pole vaulter last season Frequent f1rsts 1n that event plus po1nts 1n the JBVEIID throw were th1s sophomore s dutles lew1s G1lhaus racked up many po1nts 1D the hurdles last season He also part1c1pated 1n the dashes and was a relay man He was a Jun1or th1s year Hobert Sh1m Enderle was a dash man and a valuable man 1D the relays He was a sen1or and earned h1s f1rst letter th1s year Alvu1Zeff s spec1alty was the short dashes He was a sen1or and gathered 1n many po1nts He could be counted on to place even though wasn t f1rst somet1mes . A . . , . ..,.. , . , . . 1 ' . , 7 ' , . J 5 - . . . 5 A 1 Y I , . . . U YI ' ' l . , . H ' If . , . Y . , . . 1t . l The QCDIOF and JUDIOF Glflg Athlet1c Assoclatlon 15 deslgned for the purpose of enahl1ne glrls to part1c1pate IH some sports other than those mn gym vlass Some of the HCLIVIQIPQ of G A A are basketball baseball and volleyball Everv year the g1rls take part 1n the basket ball Plav Day wh1ch 1S held at Wyandotte hlgh school G A A awards are g1VCn by a POIHL system a letter H for the f1FSt award a letter K the second and a gold p1n the th1rd Mrs Helen Fosm1re was 1D charge of the group th1s year Presldent of the sen1or hrgh group was Mary Peters and Marybelle Taton was presldent of the JUHIOT hlgh . , ,H X xr iw .I I I 1 . - A 5 , QQ' lg P K' . .E . rt 2 . H 1 . , 4 39 VI L9 I A 'U PEP CLUB 1 5-as The senxol h1gh pep club was for the fmfth year under the Sp0DSOfSh1p of MISS Fsther Nlrklxn The ma1n functlon of the club th1s year was to support the basketball and football teams and also arouse pep and enthuslasm throughout the school In order to ga1n these goals the group worked w1th the band and cheerleaders 1h present1nv pep 8SSCmbl1ES for the student body and buses were rented to take the pep group to many of the out of town games durxng both the football and basketball seasons The longest and most 6XC1Clng trlp taken th1s year by the group was to Pmporla Kansas a basketball game Our annual pep club sponsored m1xer was held after the Olathe Hosedale basketball game ln our gym Offlcers of the club for 1947 48 were Barbara Morlan pres1dent Avajean I Hosser VICC presxdent Barbara Jean Boydston secretary and Georganne Dee treasurer CHEERlEADERS I 4 mf if 04' The SPHIOF h1 h rheerleaders for thxs year were June Boydston 48 Vary Ann Qtrobel 48 Barbara COFb1H 48 I an Heldrlrk 4 and loe inn lnusman 4? luydston who comrleted three vears of cheering headed the vroup thxs year Housman vheered dur1ng her Jun1or and sen1or years Strobel He1dr1ck and fbfblh were Rosedale cheerleaders for the fxrst L1mP th1s year Illness lnterrupted most of Corbln s year of cheerlng for the basketeers He1dr1ck wzll continue her POSILIOH next year as a second year cheerleader 42 NJ ,, , Y A lr f as 'H' we . . . 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Y 7, ' . -1 ' . l 1. l V ' 1 4 , I , ' l 4, ' 1 - U - - - l I A . - 1 Jr High Pep Club This year the Junior high Wildkitten club which is sponsored by Miss Esther Nicklin six years old Twenty three students in the Junior high school met the requirements to become members of this group The requirements included attendance at all home games unless excused payment of club dues and the proper pep club uniform The junior high pepsters had a reserved section behind the senior high pep group in both the gym and football field bleachers and always showed the pep and vigor of a true pep squad qi 4'-xp-is Efffevi 5rQX.L X lig'T Q was 'U' 0 9- J Junior high cheerleaders for this year were Marie Rocha seventh grade' Karen Fleer eighth grade' Joan Cline freshman' Iris Hayes eighth' and Carol Dee freshman. These cheerleaders were chosen in the fall by Miss Esther Nicklin junior high pep club sponsor' the senior high cheerleaders and various faculty members. They led the junior and senior high in cheering the eighth grade freshman and second teams on to victorv. Clad in green and white uniforms the girls were full of pep and enthusiasm and always ready and on the job when duty beckoned. 43 40 S, 'K , ffm: .W asf Ad, 7 ,J 5 1 Mlss Edith You ans has given much of her time for the last four years to sponsoring and as- sisting the girls in the Y Teen or ganlzation -I Miss Helen Priest l who ls e clothing instruct or graciously gave much of her time to assisting Mlss fowmans nmsponsor ing the Y Teen or ganlzatlon I J? Miss Ruby Smith is the sponsor of the Junior hlgh Y Teen ghls Her guidance has helped many of these girls both spiritually and socially 44 r 1 'Striving to Build a Better world through Peace, Unity Freedom. and Brotherhood' was the theme around which the senior high Y Teen programs were planned This group, sponsored by Miss Edith Youmans and Miss Helen Prlestley took part in many outstand ing activities which included a world Fellowship clothing drive a stocking drive participation in a world Fellowship tea a donation of S10 to the Llfellne home for the purchase of playground equipment and a party meeting with the Sumner Y Teens Also at the beginning of the year the members of this group acted as big sisters to members of the seventh grade Officers for the year were June Boydston president Jane Bentley vice president, and Mary Gilles treasurer The Junior high chapter of the Y Teens was organized in 1942 under the sponsorship of Miss Ruby Smith the present leader This year's program began with the initiation of new members Some of the actlvltles Included a trip to Camp Washlta a talent show a party for the Central Jr Y Teens and a speaker from the Dermetlcs beauty salon Meetings of this group take place every two weeks at which time the regular busl ness meetings are conducted Officers for the first semester included Barbara Jo Craig president Roberta Johnson vice president Donna Sanders treasurer and Patsy Denney secretary Second semester officers were Patsy penney president Virginia Penske vice president Barbara Jo Craig secretary and Marie Rocha treasurer , f Y , ' - I I l ,Q 1 . , - - . . 2 Y 9 1' I 1 : 1 ' . 1 , . e y , t h J ' l ,gi gif - t -al ffgZ2 'iiaf ii3 , . ' f - 1 1 , - , v I I : 0 : 1 ' c , Q , ' ' U 1 Y 1 ' 9 M Roy Terfllnger who helped and gu1ded the sen1or H1 Y boys de the organlza t1on a well managed club and a worth ahxle act1v1ty for the boys who belonged 1h 1947 48 HIY Mr George Hxatt acted as sophomore sponsor th1s year for the f1F8C t1me Those boys who were members of the group enjoyed h1s companlonshxp and sp1r1tua1 leadershzp The SBHIOF H1 Y a branch of the YMCA 18 an OFBBDIZHCIOH deslgned for the purpose of promoting better Chr1st1an fellowsh1p and leadershlp throughout the home school and communxty Mr Roy Terfllnger is the sponsor of th1s group ACCIVIIICS of the H1 Y lncluded pencll sales four meetxngs w1th the Y Teens par CICIPBIIOD lh the H1 Y model leglslature 1n Topeka a waste paper collectlon for the world youth and restoratlon fund and part1c1pat1on xn the greater Kansas C1ty H1 Y conference Last summer the H1 Y sent ten boys to Camp Wood THIS group holds xts regular m8Ct1hg8 tW1C8 a month Off1cers for the year were Donald Stewart presxdent Hobert Colson VICE pres1dent James Mxller secretary and James Crates treasurer Th1s year the sophomore H1 Y bullt up a strong organxzatxon CODSISCIDQ of th1rty boys who w1l1 be ready for senxor h1gh membersh1p next year. Through th1s branch of the H1 Y, the boys g81D a better knowledge of the club's purpose and 1deals. Mr George H1att 18 the club sponsor. Meetlngs of th1s group are held once a month at the home of some member On the f1rst and thxrd Wednesday of every month, they meet w1th the senlor h1gh organ1zat1on The BCCIVICICS of the sophomore H1 Y are comblned w1th those of the senlor H1 Y. Offxcers for the year were Donald Elmore, pres1dent, Vlrgll Pennlngton, vxce pres1dent, Alfred Scherer, secretary, and Delbert Bxrdwell, treasurer. , 1 an I ? A I' . A . , I . A I Rf, ! 4 3 . - , mn . - . . i ' WJ . ' - 'QR 21 . . . . . . . g , - - - .F J . . I ' - 5 . ' Q . l 1 l . . . . ' . ' I ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - ' . I . Q 1 . - . 3 . , I v - A 45 Horizon Club T an 'i an extracurr1cular organxzatxon at Rosedale the Horxzon club has completed 1ts thxrd year fhxs group s maxn socxal funct1ons thls year 1ncluded potluck suppers chlle suppers hollday PHYCICS and a tea for thexr mothers The Horlzon group planned for one busxness and one soclal meetxng per month durlng the year The offlcers of thls group for 1947 48 were Anna Loulse Watts presldent Mary Ann Thompson VICE presldent Joan Reese secretary and Sarah Parker treasurer The Camp F1re glrls a group C0hS1St1hg of JUDIOT h1gh school students 18 one whxch has helped 1ts members 1n many ways They not only learn how to have fun w1th one another but also learn to do many servxces for the communlty and our country Such servlces performed by these glrls thls year were a dona CIOD for the Fr1endsh1p Traln and usherxng for the c1ty wxde Boy Scout Round up The flrst semester offxcers were Betty Troutman pres1dent Ruby Buchanan v1ce pres1dent Zoan Sappenfleld secretary Wxlma Margrave treasurer and Jacquelum Anderson scr1be For the second semester Zoan Sappenfxeld was presxdent hthel Hope v1ce pres1dent Betty Troutman secretary Ruby Buchanan treasurer and Mary Patton scrxbe 46 . , ,ng 4 I .. .- I J . .. 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As , , I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . , - . . . . . , , . . . . 1 l 1 ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 W 1 Thesplun The Thespxan SOCICCY Chapter 232 had ICS or1g1n about elghteen years ago 1n Rosedale Hlgh school Mlss hdxth Youmans dramatxcs IHSIFUCLOY has sponsored th1s group from 1ts beg1nn1ng The soclety s purpose IS to create xn 1ts members an act1ve and xntelllgent lnterest and to promote standards of excellence 1n all phases of dramat1cs arts In order to be el1g1b1e for membershxp 1n th1s club a student must have learned at least seventy lxnes ID exther one three act play or xn three one act plays and must obtaxn a favorable vote from MISS Youmans and the other members of the organlzatlon The 0ff1CerS of the group thls year were lune Boydston pres1dent Peggy Shay vlce pres1dent and Mary Gxlles secretary treasurer The Uelphlan group whose meet1nes were held th1S year on the last Wednesday of the month 1n the homes of members 1S a club wh1ch was organxzed to accentuate the work done 1n the senxor hngllsh class Only members of th1s group are elxgxble for membersh1p 1n Delphlan Some of the programs xncluded play revlews book FCVICWS musxc poetry art archltecture and other th1n s pertalnxng to the llterature and llves of hnglxsh people Thxs l1terary club was sponsored for the second year by M1ss Al1ce McTaggart the Engl1sh lnstructor She was assxsted by the offxcers of the organlzatlon who were Pat Kennedy pres1dent Joanne hoard of chaxrmen were B111 Plncke program Joe Howe soclal and Joan Reese publxclty and membersh1p Delphlun 41 2 ,f JIVIAVI . N w . . . ' . ' . . . . . , . . Y I ' - . 4 ' . I ' . 1 ' - ' . l - , , . ' . . . I . . . in . . ' w - l w' - Y l 1 . . n . i L . . 1 s . I ' . i Leavell, v1ce-presidentg Helen Mofett, secretaryg and AvaJean Hosser, treasurer. Those who served on the 1 . S , I v - U 3 31 5 5 ., f l K 1' f 1 '- -' , I ' 4 ' ' E + 1- . , lr X , 3- l 1 X ' '16, 1 A J - ' H K Y 14 'lf A - t SCHOOL CLUBS Sen1or Y Teens Junlor Y Teens Sen1or H1 Y Sophomore H1 Y Jumor GAA Sen1or GAA Comnerc1al Club Qu1ll and Scroll lklpluan Nat1onal Athlet1c Soclety 'lhespnn SOCIAL CLUBS 48 Under the 1eadersh1p of M1ss Olga Alber the members of the Commerc1a1 club had programs deal1ng wxth bus1ness problems and subjects Some of the act1v1t1es of the group 1hClUdQd fmeld ITIPS once a month to VBTIOUB bUS1nC8S CStlbl18hmChtS and the g1v1ng of a donat1on to the Fr1endsh1p tra1n In the sprlng the annual banquet was held at Yh1Ch t1me awards were presented not only 1n shorthand and typ1ng but 1h outstandxng club servzce The club pays all of the1r expenses through the sale of Chrxstmas cards and penc1ls pres1dent Mary Gnlles secretary DOHIQI Wxlhelm treasurer and Mary Peters reporter ROSEDALE CLUB ROSTER Sen1or Pep Club P1nc1nottas Jun1or Pep Club Kxsmets Hor1zon Club Campf1re Agapees R Club UTC HONOR SOCIETIES CllL Nat1onal Honor Socxety M1ttys Cuteens Jumor Teens Turtles Officers for the year included Sarah Parker, presidentg Marilyn Straughn, vice- ' - ' Bugs And lest we forget Miller look simply--well Ahh! the Klsmets! Once again Rosedale contributed canned goods and put nickels and dimes in the Thanksgiving 'egg' for the Life Line Mission A most unusual pose for those DEDDY Junior high school cheer leaders Tell us Iris are you holding that wall up? A typical picture of our pals the Janitors loaflng away the day Hope vou're feeling a 'little' bettel today Cutie' After the game ls over' Rosedale's avorlte leaning post And who, ma we ask, are you looking for, ettye? 'llss d1dn't Jim a least e looked the part ln that mustache 'All dressed up to go dream1ng.' And would you look at that feather in Mar- garet Stewart's hat! Barbara Jo Craig and Maxine Briscoe are the ones who got caught with their shorts on --why the frown, Joan? Boy, who wouldn't like to have 'A Date with Judy.' es- pecially when Peg Shay takes the part of Judy? 9 who is that fascinating woman with Frank Breslna? Oh, my achln' back that's John Robert Guthrie 10 who knows Just what will happen when these two get together. Methlnks AvaJean's giving Jlm the business all to thee' our football captains for 1947-48. 'Gosh darn,' they dl 'gosh darn' good Job' 'I'm forever blowing bubbles' could very well have been Barbara Corb1n's theme song this year Good ol' bubble gum' Smile, Mr Bentley smile' That's the only lives You're a lucky man 'Hail to thee our dear ol' highschool ' what game would have been complete without flag and banner cheerleaders and drum majorets That hard workin' ever loven pep club pre pares for a game well at least Miss Nlcklin works hard gettin' 'em to work Credit was given where credit was due when praise was given to Joyce Enderle Rosedale's senior drum majorette They're off to Olathe' Yesslrree those bus trips to out of town games were really fun Why so sad Barb? A familiar scene for many Rosedallans was the cheerleaders in an assembly Looks pretty good at a distance doesn't it? And who could forget the bus trip to Emporia Although the game was lost, the trip home was a 'hug' success Todd and Hanna seem to have had the whole thing all planned out what happened to those plans when the game started? Ouch Thanks to the faculty members for being 'ticket takers ' Jim Duffin can't understand what Miss Howard's grinning about Well Miss Howard? I 1 , I an ,I . I . , , .. A thing Shim and Gibyever gave away in their Avajean thlnks she's a pretty lucky girl well who's arguing with her about lt? Betty pane one of Rosedale's typl cal students with an arm load of books and a bored look' Congratulations Johnnie Dill' Miss Vawter thinks it was fun too well if it lsnw 'Ying John' cuttln' a rug and the girl? why Marianne of course' Rosedale's favorite mode of travel' Reason bicycles run without gas The school loafers pose for a plc ture why the grin Bresina? Richard 'Annual way is on the day' Johnson strikes a typical DOSE That smug look on Jim Harris's face ls proof positive that 'It Pays To Be Smart ' Here ls the little lady responsible for those good old Rosedallans Nice work Barb' Paul Hacku ls ln a very envious position don't you think? Control yourself Paul Halloween time at Rosedale aHd the Judges picked Betty Bosley as the winner' ,--f' '1- ini who would ever think that this chubby little girl with the dolly would grow up to be a cheerleader? which cheerleader? why nary Ann Strobel of course The 'little girl with the muff' is none other than Pat Kennedy The same bangs and the same sweet mile should help convince you that 1t's Pat well if lt 1sn't the b aln trust of the class of '49 who'd think he would look so cute in a sun suit? Huh J1m' 'A1n't love grand ' John Mank and Marllou McClelland had more run proving that statement except for a few spats Did we say few? Oh my, Mr Bentley is your face red if we could only see it' And such a lovely little woman' How do you rate? It looks like Alice Ferrell s measuring Bob Colson's waist but I'll betcha they ust made u over another quarreL That's we snatched this tintype from the tiles and hlstor tells us 1t's Bettye CBess Starlight Lane and Bob CYuba Bllll McGee who starred in 'M'l1ss ' 'Arts drama, the theatre' ah yes Corrne Bingham and Beverly Davis portray two 'old maids' and that takes acting doesn't lt? 'Rumors are flying' that this is a picture or Jo anne Bousman and we are inclined to agree 'How cute can you be ' Joey? This picture ls supposed to be kept a secret but I'm sure June Caswell won't mind It's such a striking pose Happy birthday to Mary Gilles we may be a little late with our greetln s but I'm sure the pretty bow on Mary s hair makes up for lt Jealous? Is there anything more we can say about this shot? It's our choice for the 'glamour girl of the class or '48 'Oh you beautiful doll ' Yes Carol Smullln looks very much like a great big doll in this 'kid' picture we snatched from 'ye old album ' Donna Hedrick and Kenneth Hanna strike a natural pose for the camera Rosedale woulmft be Rosedale without this couple 'Lookee there a1n't she pretty?' Can you recognize the senior as she was In the seventh grade? If not take a peek at the cute blonde In No 17 This little wild flower happens to be none other than Joanne Leavell Except for the long hair Joe hasn't changed much has she? Bettye Lane is waving so you'll be sure to recognize her as the little cutie in No 15 Surprised? So were we when we saw the plc U!! X '29 , gg L Ei: ,mx V . Zip' ,. - uf . , 1 Qx I S' 1 the fun--making up. , L- , , ails, t ', T A L P-Q g . . .l U I ' 1 The myste11ous student w1tn the dark Quesnlon' Jusg what 13 the clgar box glasses 1S our beloved ed1tor Don Stewart dolng ln the glrls sewlng C1835 Marlene Don s afra1d someone w1ll f1nd out he s the Cox would probably say lt s a neoess1ty ed1tor of th1s annual The Hosedall ans favorl te hour 1S the Gotta penny? The most conrnon conment of lunch hour YCSSIFFCC' Nobody bothers to the lunch per1ods You m1ght know Carl Rocha the cable nwzyvmv' 'C-Mlisnxush Although Joe Howe 15 tak1ng h1s work very Just because th1s 1S leap year you don t senously Harold B11nn seems to thmk xt s have to th1nk these boys are maklng the1r a lot of fun Imag1ne that work be1ng fun' own coff1.ns They are just hopeless chests Jealous'7 , P A 1 V i M 1 ' ' 1 n . u , u Y ' a v - - - 1 . , . v one 1 'A . . I' X . , 1 . I f 5' .1 , . , . . look at the cameraman when there's food on would get his face in the picture. 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Q , I 1 fl ,, - 53 CH i NA'l'l0NAI. ll0N0ll SOClETY 1DCke es Pat Kennedy Donald Stewart va Jean Hosser Ten members of the sen1or class were chosen by the faculty for membersh1p 1n the Nat1onal Honor Socxety wh1ch 1S one of the h1ghest honors that a h1gh school sen1or can FECCIVC In order to be e11g1ble for Nat1onal Honor member shxp, the student must be 1n the upper fourth of h1s class scholast1cally The f1nal select1on 1S based on h1gh scholarsh1p leadersh1p serv1ce and character Only f1fteen per cent of the class can become members The members chosen have shown outstand1ng ab1l1ty along such 11nes as club leadershlp and servlce class and home roan Off1CCS dramat1cs cheerlead1ng orchestra Rosedallan and annual work and sports For every act1v1ty 1n whlch the student has part1c1pated a certa1n number of polnts are g1ven At the f1na1 selectlon the po1nts are totaled and along w1th the other requ1renents the students rat1ng hlghest are selected i Ten members of the publ1cat1ons class were selected for membershxp mn the Quxll and Scroll IHIQFDBCIODBI honor socxety for hlgh school Journalmsts Fxve requlrements must be met before a student IS el1g1ble for membershxp xn thxs SOCICCY The f1rst requ1rement 13 that a student must have 200 wr1tten xnches or lts equ1valent 1n hours spent on the Hosedallan and annual In add1t1on each student recexves a certaln number of credlts for the1r grades recelved, for SCTVICE to the Rosedallan and annual and for extra work done The last requxrement IS that no student who makes below a three 15 cons1dered for ellglblllty Th1s years select1on xncluded Pat Kennedy V1rg1n1a Lembo Donald Stewart Joanne Leavell Helen Kostas, Barbara Byerley Dorxs Yendes James Harrxs, Marxlou Wylxe, and Joe ann Bousman National Athletic it ff' sv 342' 1 .15 U3 U' x U' o 4 Q U' U C' s' n u o 5 Il' o n n O-' n u m Jn : n P-' IP' ws P 0 as rn o '1 B 5 o H u :r If 'U P4 : rv :r n 2 n rv w c n u gli' P 'Q Hs- a ev P9 n 5-1 :r as O H o :L H u o 9 n F 2 cr 0 se n r- n P' Ol Hs U' n-fd n 15 S' 23533 I4 D STDDHQ Ego:-10 9 '- n-10,105 PGH 2'5 Lqhv-1 was D '4 h 15 :r 2. ggr?9,g at-'vines' Zu guna ' n r-1 'ihun P-an S' M c o :r og, non '1 50:79-1 C Hs 0'U 'Um mn: 5'-'-'Z-NS 559,00 0 50 IDM ,,,..rv -1 0 Ugufmo. 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' rf i 4 - if ,i,,,,-,quell Liv 'A Nw A A, 1- H:,!.:q-fy . . 21 -' .f' -' ,v .11 ,' .11 ff ' '-Q'-5' - ' 'Y ANNUAL STAFF Donald Stewart served as ed1tor 1h Ch1Cf of the 1948 Mt Marty the Rosedale hxgh school yearbook whlch was publ1shed by the senlor Journal1sm students Ass1st1ng Stewart as assoc1ate ed1tor was June Boydston Other staff members were H1chard Johnson hUS1 ness manager Mar1lou McClelland ass1stant bus1ness manager Ava Jean Hosser class ed1tor Joanne leavell ass1stant class ed1tor Forrest Mlller sports 6d1t0F Jlmmy M1ller ass1stant sports ed1tor Mary Ann Strobel and Vlrglnla Lembo co act1v1ty edltors Pat Kennedy art ed1tor and Dolores Nelson ass1stant art ed1tor Two JUHIOTS Charles F1em1ng and James Harr1s served as photographers In order to 0ff1C13lly open the sale of annuals an assembly wr1tten by R1chard Johnson was held 1D the school aud1tor1um November 21 Then as a further means of tak1ng subscr1pt1ons staff members were 3SS1gnCd to call on th VBFIOUS home rooms each mornlng I3 1 Donald Stewart ed1tor 1n Ch1Cf of the Mt Mhrty Forrest Mlller sports ed1tor and R1chard Johnson bus1ness manager played very 1mportant parts 1n maklng th1s year s annual a success S-A The ma1n dUC18S of Mary Ann Strobel and Vlfglhla lembo co 8Ct1V1ty ed1tors were to see that all clubs 1n the school were represented 1H the annual A 'U June Boydston served as asslstant ed1tor J1m M111er drew all the art work Ava Jean Rosser worked as class ed1tor w1th Joanne leavell as her ass1stant f S Pat Kennedy d1d a flne Job as art ed1tor Assxstlng her was Dolores Nelson Mar1lou McClelland served as bus1ness manager and on the art staff I , VI r Q 5- I . . 5 ', 3 lr, I ,, . . 1 - , if ' ' ' ' 1 ' 5 W 1 A - 1 i 'A 1 . 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Y 'I . - - 1 Rosedullun l Servlng on the staff of the Hosedallan the 0ff1C18l Rosedale h1gh school student publlcatxon for the fxrst semester were Joanne Leavell edztor 1n cbxef Bettye Lane and Barbara Byerley assoclate edxtors Joe ann Bousman buslness manager Narllou McClelland asslstant bUS1heSS manager Jxmmy Mlller sports edxtor Donald Stewart asslstant sports edltor V1rg1nxa Lembo exchange edxtor Dorls Yendes and Marllou Wylle cxrculatxon managers The paper has been under the sponsorshlp of Mr Ph1l1p Keeler for the past twelve years Before comlng to Rosedale Mr Keeler was 1n charge of the h1gh school paper at Junction Clty The candldates for the staff were selected by Mr Keeler and the f1nal votlng was done by members of the publlcatlons class The publlcatxons class IS made up of members of the JUHIOF and senxor class who have prevxously had a year of Journalxsm The second semester Roaedalxan staff consxated of Barbara Byerley as edxtor mn chxef Joanne Leavell and Beverly Paget assocxate edztors Marxlou Wylxe bus1ness manager Joe ann Bousman assxstant bus1ness manager James Harrxs sports edltor Charles Flemlng assxstant sports edxtor Pat Kennedy exchange edxtor V1rg1n1a Lembo news edxtor Marxlou Wylle and Dorls Yendes ClfCUlBC10h managers Thxs year a new method was used by the staff for makxng up the paper Page ed1tors were chosen and to each page edxtor was gxven the duty of makxng up a certaxn page xn the paper Thxs method was trxed xn hopes of relxevlng the ed1tor of a few of hxs many dutxes and to g1ve more people a chance to hold staff posltxons Thxs new practxce proved very successful, and w1ll probably be used agaxn next year C V . if ' 9' at 40 . M , ,M ,z x 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I ' 1 l 1 1 Q l I 1 Q 1 2 , . . . , . . - 1 . 1 - - Q 1 I 1 v ' 1 2 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 ' - 1 i 4.4 SNVIIII ,wen M 5 5 I-rv -.1 ,,...,. ,v,,,., .A 'gf' v.- 1-, dbg, ' ' ,Jf ,. + 4 PV 1 f'f.:2f'if2i3-ygv' Nr Y .4 S ig S ff1'E vfM3-Q-4 6'53 -3'-H W Q X ,' I! .9 ' fl yr 'ff 10 rf xx- 1 . '. 9 Q.' -. v , -up '52Q:fN5 '5 L :Z 5 , 'v ' U. : fi. - Q , . .VV J 1' 'v ll' U .. v Y T ' Q ia' 1 T ' Va' ll Qgx 1, -9-f 5- ' ,4 an is' Y I , , Q A 3 u 4 C D -' ORCHESTRA -GlEE ClUB CONCERT conducted the orchestra and Mrs Helen Fosmire was the dance direct or Mary Gilles was the narrator Accompanists were Norma Barry Ruby Buchanan Donna Hutton and Mary White The dramatics classes of Miss Edith Youmans did the make up Miss Sybil Bose was in charge of the costumes The concert took the place of the previous operetta Some of the most memorable scenes included The Bowery a vocal solo by A mythical trip around New York was the theme of the combined orchestra and choruses concert April 23, in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Some of the famous places of New York Visited were The Bowery, Harlem, The Metropolitan Opera, and Carnegie Hall. The program consisted of seven scenes and seven interludes. Mrs Sarah Howard directed the choruses Mr William Stoskopf lewis Gilhaus the Easter parade by the ninth grade chorus the barber shop quartet consisting of Joe Borders Bob McGee Tbm Wright and Lowell Straughn the Waltz Song a vocal solo by He en Kostas and Bells of the Sea sung by the male members of the chorus Assisting with the production were members of the girls gym classes who put on various dance routines Barbara Jo Craig Bettyle Jennings and Jeanne Kirkpatrick danced solo parts 63 .lunlor P ay V5 X 5 K I W A Date W1th Judy a play adapted from the rad1o program was chosen by the members of the JUHIOT class as thexr ma1n class project for 1947 48 M1ss Edxth Youmans dlrected the play wh1ch was held on Frlday October 24 1947 Th1s three act comedy was based on the tr1als and tr1bulat1ons of a teen age glrl s l1fe Peggy Shay portrayed the part of the lovable yet m1SCh1CVOUS Judy Foster whxle J1mmy Crates acted as her boy fr1end 00218 Prxngle Other players were B111 Bosley, as Judy s younger brother Randolph Helen Kostas as MICZI Hoffman Wxnsocket another fr1end of Judy s Jane Bentley as Hannah the ma1d Charles Flem1ng as Mr Martlndale a Hollywood producer Dorls Yendes Mrs Hotchklss Juanlta Hlgglhs as Elolse Hotchkxss and Norma Schumacher as Mrs Schlutzhammer James Crates croons Ive Got A Date Wxth Judy That s ICll1hH h1m Jane' No that s telllng to Peggy Shay J1m you really sounded es her James' Just a mlnute who s tellxng who you dld No k1dd1n twas mlghty nxce what77 Somebody got told somethlng although we aren t sure just what lt was 64 ' I A 'I I -1: 4 - - ' V s P D X ,fs E! 1 by fg p A 9 E , V' A i Q 1 - - . . ' ,gg .6 1 , izgw 5 ff , f lf, u - rv - - - . , I . . . . , . Judy's best friendg James Harris, as Mr. Fosterg Mildred Hayes, Mrs.'Fosterg Virginia Allen, Barbara , K 1 ,- 1 A C l R-'JLVD' A I - f l . s X '1 a I 4 - f N ir, A J N, A. Ag fl , ' Y , o ' . ' O I 1' ll A J I . A , A, V ,qi Q 5 O' . ' , ------ v . ' . ' ' . . I A . . ,' , . . , .I K . The sen1or play M lass QMY Western Mlssl whxch was presented January 23 was a western comedy whxch took place 1n the lobby of the Roarxng Dog Hotel' ln Smlth s Pocket a mlnxng vlllage an the Sxerras In thxs l1ttle llhlhg town lxved the maxn characters George Smltb played by B111 Fxncke and h1s young daughter M lxss played by June Boydston Smxth was known as Bwnner the town loafer for about the only work he d1d was to work a claxm occas1onally bel1ev1ng that one day xt would yield great wealth The only one who shared h1s confxdence was Mlxss Unbeknown to Smith a brother of hrs had dxed 1h the East and had left hxm h1s enture fortune Two scheners from the East aware of Hummer s an herxtance posed as relatlves ID order to gaxn possesslon of the fortune A5 'p Y Added to the western settmg of M has was square dancmg by members of the sen1or class The above p1cture shows the group go1ng through the 1ntr1cac1es of The G1rl I Left Beh1nd hh 73 Ili sys! seven' lwagf I l l n.,. cp, '5 Senior Play The v111a1n 18 folled agam Hlchard Johnson rece1ves hxs Just desserts at the hand of Bob Colson as he 18 d1s covered ln h1s plot to take away the money 1nher1ted by June Old Smlth was kxlled and the blame was placed on John Grey the school naster portrayed by Jxm M11ler w1th whom M l1ss was lh love Through the cleverness of M llss the sehemers were outwltted and Grey was cleared Into thas story many colorful charac ters were woven such as Bess Starlxght a fasclnatlng dazzlxng actress char acterxzed sk1l1ful1y by Bettye Lane who played havoc w1th the heart of Yuba B111 a comxc cowboy played by Bob McGee Marllou McClelland a Clytxe Moffxts a sweet lxttle mountaln rose was M l1ss s r1val for the hand of young Grey Judge McSnaggley fBob Colsonl held an lmpromptu court lh the lobby nf the Hoarlng Dog Hotel owned by Mrs Lena Moffxts fJoan Reesel Clara Huntxng and Carter Langdon the two culprits who were convxcted of the murder of Bu mer Smxth were characterxzed by Mary Gxll and Rxchard Johnson 65 DRAMATICS PlAY M pi 1 4' Q7 , - I' . Our Town by Thornton Wllder was presented by the df8m8C1CS classes as the1r annual play Aprxl 30 In order to g1VE more of the dramatlcs stu dents a chance for a part a double cast was used one for the matlnee and one for the evenlng performance The settrng of Our Town took place 1n Grovers Corners New Hampshxre from 1901 to 1913 1h1S play was very unusual ln that there was no scenery and no furnlture wlth the exceptxon of ew tables and cha1rs The ent1re story was told by the stage manager played by James Harr1s The cast xncluded Joe Crowell LaGene Brecken rldge Rebecca Gxbbs Lora Jean N1C0l1 and Shlrley Fnrhers Dr Gxbbs B111 Pxne George Webb B111 Bosley and Clarence Dell1nger Howle Newsome LeRoy Drake M1stress Gxbbs Juan1ta H1gg1hS and Joyce Wxlson Mrs Webb June Boydston and Mxldred Hayes Wally Webb B1ll Glllum Emlly Webb Peggy Shay and Shxrley Wade Professor Wlllard Lowell Straughn Mr Webb Charles Flemlng Woman 1h the Balcony Arlene Thompson and Helen Moffett Lady 1n AUd1ChCB Beverly Gustafson and Pat Wren S1m0n St1mson Jack Duff1n Mrs Soames Wanda Hagan and Sh1rley Cumbee Constable Warren Leroy Carpenter S1 Crowell Duane B1nder Joe Stoddard Donald Duane Man 1n the Audxence Donald Duane f1rst second and thlrd ball players LaGene Breckenr1dge Earl Hughes and Lowell Straughn Sam Cralg Earl Hughes -Ihr 66 Qaryawi 1 1 ,2 i EKl Festival Mr Gerald Carney of Kansas UDIVOFSICY and Mr Harllng rxng from Kansas Clty MISSOUFI were the guest conductors at the fourth annual EKL Musxc Festxval whxch was held xn the Rosedale audxtorlum Aprll 9 The schools wh1ch partlcxpated xn the festxval were Rosedale Bonner Turner Washxngton and Olathe The selectlons whxch the massed band played were Carnxval of Roses Overture by Alxvadotx Braz1l1an Folk Song arranged by Buchman Dramatlc Overture by DeRubert1s The Musxcal Typist by Munro w1th M188 D1X1e Lou O Connor from Bonner as soloxst and the March Heroic by Holmes The massed chorus sang the Orchestra Song and the Hol1day Song by Schumann Lady of Spa1n by Evans God of the Open A1r by Ca1n Hall Our Redeemer by Rhea and the Hallelujah Chorus from the Mt f Olxves by Beethoven The dlrectors from the league schools who alded the guest conductors were Mxss DIXIE Lou O Connor and Mr Perry Pangrac from Bonner Mr Erdman Johnson Turner Mr Wxlllam Englxsh Olathe Mr Leland Roberts Washxngton and Mrs Sarah Howard and Mr Wxllxam Stoskopf Rosedale ln preparatxon for the evenxng performance massed chorus and band rehearsals were held durlng the afternoon TMIS was the flrst t1me ln the year that the var1ous groups had combxned together as a unxt for practxce l 4 , , l 1 , 1 - . . 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BOB McGEE H1 Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 EKL Mus1c Festival 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Basketball 1 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Dramatlcs Play ass Treas 4 H Of cer 2 3 V Pr Pres 3 Prom Committee 3 'A merry heart doeth good lake nednczne Proverb AVA JEAN ROSSER Y Teen 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 Camp Flre 1 Delphlan 4 Treas 4 Commercial Club 4 GAA 1 ec G Sec 2 Tre 4 GAA Award 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 V Pres 4 nlor Play 3 H R fflcer 1 2 3 P s V Pres 3 Rosedallan Staff 3 4 Alumni Ed 3 Page Ed 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Ed 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Gym Show 1 2 Prom Committee Fashion Show 1 3 Crookbearer 3 Good humor 1' goodness and wzsdon conbzned H Neredzth DOLORES NELSON Y Teen 1 2 3 4 Camp Fire 1 Commercial Club 4 Jr GAA 1 Sr GAA 2 3 4 V Pres 3 GAA Award 1 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Jr High Cheerleader 1 One Club 1 3 Junior Play 3 nior Play 4 Class Sec H R Offlce Cheerleader 1 Pres 4 Rosedllian Staff 3 Circulation Manager 3 Annual Staff 4 Asst Art Ed 4 Gym Shaw 1 2, Prom Committee 3 Crookbearer 3 Fashion Show 1 Beauty ts the gzft of God Arostofk BOB WILLIAMS H1 Y 5 4 Football 4 Track 5 semor Pmy 4 H R Sec 5 Gym show 2 'hs good to be merry and wise Chablan A , , JJ V 70 BARBARA MORLAN Y Teen 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 AA 1 Sr GA 3 4 Sec 4 GAA Awar Glee Club 3 4 EKL Mus1c Festival 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Student Council 3 Class Treas Gym Show 1 2 Fashion Show 1 H R Officer 2 A countenance tn whzch dad meet Sueet records bronzses as sueet Wordsworth LOWELL STRAUGHN Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 2 EKL Music Festival 2 Orchestra 1 2 Football Student Manager 1 2 3 Basketba'l 1 Dramatlcs Play 4 H R Officer 1 Gym Show 1 2 Many a true word ts spoken an jest English Proverb 5?-6-A JOE UNGER H1 Y 2 3 4 rootball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 G m Show 1 2 I an always an haste, but never sn a hurry H Wesley JOAN REESE Horizon Club 4 Sec 4 Delphlan 4, Membership Chairman 4 Commercial Club 4 Senior Play 4 Crookbearer 3 Brunswick High School 1 2 Deeds gave strength to life, Noderatzon gtves charm ' Rrchter ,wfM ' JOANNE LEAVELL--Y-Teen 2 3 4' Delphlan 4' V. Pres. ' ee ub 4' Op retta 1' Pep C D 2 ' Senior Play 4' Rosedallan Staff 3 4' Asst. Ed 3 4' Ed 4' Annual Staff 4' Asst. Class Ed 4' Gym Show 1 2' Prom Committee 3' Crookbearer 3' Fashion Show 9 Youth calls for pleasure, oleasure calls for love. Akenside BILL PINE--H1-Y 23 Glee Club 3,45 Ooeretta 3,43 EKL Music Festival 3,43 Football 2,3.43 Track 2,3, 4: Senior Play 4: Dramatlcs Play 4g Hvhat can a nan do but be merry? Shakesoeare ALICE FERRELL- Y Teen 3 Comercial Club 3 4 Jr GAA 1 Sr GAA 2 Glee Club 2 EKL Music Festival 2 Pep Club 4 H R Pres 1 Gym Show 2 Prom Committee 3 Crookbearer 3 As nerry as the day ss long Shakespeare RICHARD CATHEY Golf 1 2 3 4 Stage Manager 4 Dranntics Play 3 Thesplan 4 You talk just lik a book Nolaere N-1' A JACK YATES Gym Show 2 H1 Y 4 'Absent tn body, but bresent an sbzrzt Bzble Reporter 4 Jr GAA 1 Sr GAA 2,3 4 President 4, GAA Awards 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 EKL Music Festival 4 r Pep ub Pres 1, Pep Club 2 3 4 ow 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Fashion Show 2 He bnght sm, le hauqts stall Carpenter X Y MARY GILLES Y Teen 3 4 Treas 4 Camp Fire 1 V Pres 1 Horizon Club 2 3.4, Sec 2 Delphlan 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Sec 4 GAA 1 2 3 Treas 2 Sec 3 GAA Award 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 One Club Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Dramatlcs Play 3 4 Thesplan 4, Sec Treas 4 Gym Show 1 2 Crook bearer 3 Fashion Show 2 It as the nature of a great amd to be calm and undisturbed ' Seneca BILL PINCKE H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 2 Delphlan 4 Program Chairman 4 Student Council 4 One Club 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Gym Show 1 2 Freshman Grad Speech 1, The :md that would be happy must be great ' Young GILBERT MEYER H1 Y 2 3 V Pres 2 Football 1 3 4, Co-Captain 4 EKL and City 2nd Team 4 Basket 'ba l 1 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Pres 1 V Pres 4 Gym Shcm 1 2 Prom Committee 3 I know what path my leads to bopulanty Seneca BARBARA CORBIN Y Teen 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Award 2 3 Rosedallan Start Glee Club 4 Pep Club 2 3,4 V Pres 2 Cheer leader 4 Junior Play 3 H R Sec 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Crookbearer 3 'Glue me your snle the louelzght in your eyes, L1.fe could not ho a fatrer paradise ' Cooke 1- ' an M' JCE ANN BOUSMAN Y Teen 1.2 3,4 Delphlan 4 GAA .4, GAA Awards 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Alternate Student Council 3 Tunlor Play 3 Senior Play 4 H R Officer 1 2 v Pres 1 2 Rosedallan Staff 3 4 Asst Business Manager 3 4 Business Manager 3 4 Gym Show 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Crookbearer 3 Fashion Show A S1FDGSS'L7'Lg beauty and m the bloom of you h JI MILLER JR H1 Y 2 3 4 Chairman 3 Sec 4 Delphlan 4 Student Council 3 4 V Pres 4 Pres 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Track 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Thesplan 3 4 H R Of 1cer 1 2 V Pres 1 2 Rosedallan Staff 4 Sports Ed 4 Annual Starr 4 Asst SDorts Ed 4 Prom Committee 3 Freshman Grad Speech 1 Ihe aan that loves and laughs must sure do uzll Pobe A Y M , 'X - .. 3 , Q . ' . I - I 1 Q . 2 . . .. HQ Q 1 l If - .Il 1+ Kr' 2 - 1 1 1 :H ' . 1 I I ll ' 1 z ' 1 I - - 2 - 1 1 ' , ' I I ' 1 1 1 Z 1 I - I - - 1 . . . ll - S 4 fr, ' . ' ' ' . ' X 0 ' ' 1 1 : 1 Q 1 'V 1 1 : 1 1 41 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - , , . . . , , ,I A ' Yl'55Q c.A ?ff?gef 1 C ' .Z 1. --F' - : ' ' C , . . . ,, . f MARY PETERS--Y-Teen 1,2,3,4: COmMeFC13l Club 3,4: C f Q P , 1 .1 Q Y l 1 , , 7 3 J . Cl 1: . ' , 1 . : GY!!! 1 1 ' H : 'H r an ' pl - ,, ,, ' . . 4 ' 11213 ' 1 1 Q , 11 1.3141 , 1 1 I ' ' 1 C - - 1 I 52 ' -st ' ' 1 2 ' '15 , 'I ' ' t .lr f Q ' M 1 - ' 1 1 1 2 - 1 : y . , : ' ' ', 3 ' ' ,4f 5' ff f 1 I . . , Q , , . 5 , Y : X A I . ' ' . lr ' if lf ' ' J' ' 1 1 - 1 1 - A ' . . I , ' . Q v 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I . ' 1: ' '- 3 1 1 V1 1 , , , : 1 . ' , -' - 1 L' 1 Z , 1 X n p ll ' . . . , . ,I , 5 1 I l Q Y : I 9 : : n ll ' , , Y Y I V' Ulf l E WANDA HAGAN Y Teen 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 GAA 3 Glee Club 2.4, Operetta 1 2 4 EKL Music Festival 2 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Play 3 Thesplan 4, Gym Show 1 2 Fashion Show 3 Christ mas Play 4 Ah youth' Forever dear' Foreue k1,nd ' Homer FORREST MILLER H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Council H R Pres 1 Rosedallan Staff 3 Sports Ed 3 Annual Staff 4 Sports Ed 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Gym Show 1,2 Stage work 2 His heart was great as the world' Emerson ARIENE THOMPSON Horizon 4 Delphlan 4, EKL Music Festival 2 3, Band 1 2,3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Gym Show 1 2 'A frzend may well be reckoned as the masterpzece of Nature Ibzd BETTY ELLEGARD Horizon 4 Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 EKL Music Festival 2 Pep Club 3 4 Gym Show 1 2 And I oft have heard defended Ltttle sold ss soonest mended ' Yzther 1-. 72 JOH HANK Football 1,2,3 4 All Star 4 Gym Show 1 2 'Books teach us uery little of the world Goldsmzth MARILOU MCCLELLAND Y Teen 4 GAA 2 3 Feb Club 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Roseaallan Starr 4 Asst Business Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 Asst Business Manager 4 Asst Art Ed 4 Gym Show 2, Westport High School The aft of gazty may ttself be the greate Hood for une Edman BETTYE LANE Y Teen 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Class Sec 1 Rosedallan Staff 3 4 Alumni Ed 3 Society Ed 3 Asst Ed 4 Gym Show 1 2 Fashion Show 1 The small coarte Stes sueeten lzfe the greater enables lt ' Bover KEITH DODSON H1 Y 3 4 Delbhlan 4 EKL Music Festival 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Track 3 Gym Show 1 2 Anything for a auzet lcfe ' Haywood EUGENE WARD Gym Show 1 2 Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed Pascal DONALD DUANE Delphlan 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 All Star 4, Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2,3 Dramatlcs Play 4 Gym Show 1 2 A good laugh as sumshme an the house. Thaclaeray MARIANNE THOMPSON Y Teen 2 5 4 Camp F1re 1 Hor1zon Club 2 5 4 Chaplain 2 V Pres Commercial Club 4 GAA 1 2 5 4 GAA Award 1 2 Glee Club 2 5 Operetta 1 2 5 EKL Music Festival 2 5 Pep Club 1 2 5 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class Sec 4 H R Cheerleader 2 5 Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 5 Fashion Show 1 'Short and sweet sf I were judge a blece surely worthy prazse Lodge JOHN KING H1 Y 2 H R V Pres 4 Gym S w 1 2 Pleasure and actzon sake the hours seen short Shakespeare g 'cv D... yn.. ALVLN ZEFF H1 Y 2 Glee Club 4 EKL Music Festl val 4 Alternate Student Council 5 Football 1 2 5 4 Basketball 1 2,5 4 Track 5 4 H R V Pres 4 Rosedalian Staff 5 Asst Sports Ed 5 Qulll and Scroll 5 4 Gym Show 1 2 Prom Committee 5 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Proverb VIRGINIA LEMBO Y Teen 1 2 5 4 Cabinet 2 5 4 GAA 1 2 5 4 GAA Award 1 2 5 Glee Club 4 Oper etta 1 EKI Music Festival 4 Pep Club 1 2 5,4 J Cheerleader 1 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 H R Sec 1 Cheerleader 2 Rosedallan Staff 5 4 Asst Business Manager 5 Exchange Ed 4 News Ed 4 Page Ed 4 Annual Staff 4 Co Activities Ed 4 Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 5 Freshman Grad Speech 1 Dad never mortal e e behold such heavenly grace Spencer 'lin' 'QV MARILYN STRAUGH Y Teen 1 4 Commercial Club 5 4 V Pres 4 GAA 5 4 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Opere a 1 2 EKL Music Festival 1 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 5 4 Alternate Student Council 2 5 H R Treas 4 Gym Show 1 2 church School 1 2 5 4 Award 4 Beauty as bower a smile 15 1 s Sword Keats MARION HERMAN H1 Y 2 5 4 EKL Music Festival 2 5 Bmw 125 mmmsmal Smnmtommmll Jmlm Play 1 Gym Show 1 2 HExcellent thzngs are rare Plato CHARLENE KELTNER Y Teen 4 Horizon 4 Commercial C ub 4 GAA 5 4 Glee Club 2 Oseretta 2 KL Music Festlval 2 l Club 5 4 Gym Show 1 Fash1on Show 2 The sfeetest garland to the sueetest wand Tzchell BEVERLY DAVIS Y Teen 4 Comme cial Club 4 GAA 5 4 Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 EKL Music Festival 2, Pep Club 5 4 Junior Play 5 Dramatlcs Play 5 H R Pres 5 Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 5 What a thang frzendshab ns' Ibmd ..-,I-. Sits: 4 HHH' DUANE MISCHLER Gym Show 2 For the good are always merry Yeats ADDIE FAIL Y Teen 4 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 4 H R Pres 2 Gym Show 2 Crookbearer 5 Fash lon Show 1 'Where hearts are true few words wall do Cheales lx if ?,'Z:r f ,uYw.,, BEVERLY GUSTAFASON--Y-Teen 4: Horizon 4: Jr. GAA 1: Glee Club 43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Junior Play 53 Gym Show 1,23 Prom Committee 3: Crookbearer 53 Greatness and goodness are not means, but ends! Coleridge HELEN MOFFETT--Delphian 4' Sec. 4' Often the silent face, has voice and word, not spoken. Ovid Al MARY ANN STROBEL Y Teen 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Camp Fire 1 Jr GAA 1 Sr GAA 2 3 4 GAA Award 2 3, Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 EKL Music Festl va 1 2,3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3,4, Cheerleader Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rosedallan Staff 5 4 ASSE Ed 5 Page Ed 4 Society Ed 4 Annual Staff 4 Co Actlvltles Ed 4, Gym Show 1 2 Fashion Show 1 She can be imitated by none, nor paral le led by any but herself Unlmoum LEROY CARPENTER H1 Y 2 5 Delohlan 4 Football 3 ketball 1 2 Jolt 1 2 O r 1 2 3 Treas Sec 2 V Pres 3 Gym S ow 1 2 Christmas Play 4 friends should be pre ferred to kings Voltaire Q 5' 'Q ik -Q bl RUTH WALLER--Y-Teen 33 GAA 3,43 GAA Award 3: Gym Show 1,2g Fashion Show 1,33 Such joy ambition finds. Milton ROBERT ROLAlD--EKL Music Festival 3,43 Band l,2,3, 4: Orchestra 1,4: Gym Show 1,23 A little learning is a dangerous thing. Pope KENNETH JOHNSON H1 Y 5 4 Football 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Gym Show 1 2 Patience is a necessary ingredient of genious ' Disrae li JOYCE HUTCHISON Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 3 She's as sweet as the lzly in the dell She's a sweet as the heather Landen and Grafton A-t WILHELM Y Teen 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 4 GAA 3 4 Glee Club 3 EKL Music Festival Pep ub 2 3 4 Pr 3 Gym Show Humansvllle Mo 1 Her Lery frowns are airer fa Than sni les of other nauiens are Co ridge GEORGE PUHR JR H R b C 4 Better a blush On the cheek than a spot on the heart Cervantes JIM BYERLEY--H1-Y 2,4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Junlor Play 3: Gym Show 1.2: HAnd found the blessedness of being little.H Ibid JOANN BOYDSTON--Y-Tee X , Commercial Club 3.4: Show 1,2: HHer talents GAA 1,3,4: GAA Award 3: were of the mor e9 s. Byfon 1 X.' , . V24 , 4 Li . JOYCE ENDERLE--Commercial Club 4: GAA 1,2.3.4: GAA Award 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4: H. R. V. Pres. 1: HPretty to walk with and witty to talk with.H Suckling JESS.BLlSS--H1-Y 2.3.4: Treas. 2: Delphlan 4: Gym Show 1.2: HThy modesty is a candle to thy nerit.U Fielding .' , VE H' 1 .:-: K J: gglui N gag, Q ,g?.5g P r A G. C W-A. -C , 5 BOB COLSON--H1-Y 2.3.42 Sec. 2: V.PPeS. 4: Delphi- an 4: Jr. Pep Club V. Pres. 1: Student Council 1.2: Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4: Class Pres. 2,4: Gym Show 1: Prom Committee 3: HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.H Anon PAT KENNEDY--Y-Teen 2.3.4: Cabinet 3.4: Camo Fire 1: Pres. 1: belphlan 4: Pres. 4: Jr. GAA 1: Pres. 1: GAA 2.3: Treas. 3: GAA Award 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2.3.4: Student Council 1: Senior Play 4: Class V. Pres. 2: Rosedallan Staff 3.4: Asst. Circula- tlon Manager 3: Exchange Ed 4: Annual Staff 4: Art Ed 4: Gym Show 1.2: Crookbearer 3: Freshman Grad Speech 1: Fashion Show 1: HThe fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest books.H Coueley X615 Nqfl l,,,....L TOM WRIGHT--H1-Y 2.3.43 Glee Club 4: Band U Student Council 4: Football 4: Junior Play 3: H. R. Officer 2: Gym Show 1.2: NHis heart aus as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Shakespeare CAROL SMULLIN--Y-Teen 2.3,4: Camp Flre 1: Horizon Club 2.3: Treas. 3: Commerclal Club 4: GAA 1,2,3, 4: GAA Award 2.3: Pep Club 1,2,3: H. R. Officer 1.2.32 Cheerleader 1: Sec. 2: Treas. 3: Rosedallan Staff 3: Gym Show 1.2: Crookbearer 3: HA thing of beauty is a joy forever. Keats . U? 1 34--ev . 55, - ,-- , gr. C, ,. ,. PEGGY MISHMASH--Horizon Club 4: Devotional Chair- man 4: Glee Club 2: Operetta 1.2: EKL Music Festival 2: Pep Club 2.3.4: Gym Show 1.2: Crook- bearer 3: Fashion Show 1: HSilence is one great art of conversation.H Haelitt HELEN JENSEN--Commercial Club 4: Glee Club 1,2,4: Operetta 1.2: EKL Music Festival 2.4: Pep Club 3.4: Gym Show 2: HSilence is gain to many of aankind.H Aeschylus :lf 1 P3 Q' . ln' tm,- 75 C AQ Q -v ' su 11 RICHARD JORNSGI H1 Y 3 4 Jlmlor Play 3 Senlor Play 4 Rosedallan Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Busl ness Manager 4 Main Township High School Park R1dge Ill 1 Fort1er1ar H1gh School New Orleans. La 2 Pros the crown o has head to the sole of hzs foot he as all nzrt Shakespeare SARAH PARKER Y Teen 1 Pres 1 Horizon Club 3 4 Treas 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Pres 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Award 2 3 Glee Club .5 4 EKL Muslc Festival 3, 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 H R Officer 1 3 Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 3 Fashion Show 1 Church School 1 2 3 4 Award 4 Hath sweetness fresh as any rose Lydgate DELORES HENDRICKSON YTeen 1 2 3 4 Conmarclal Club3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Award 2 Orchestra 1 Pe Club 1 2 3 4 Jr Cheerleader 1 Class Treas 3 H R Off1cer2 GymShow1 2 3 Pran Commlttee 3 fell ae pretty maui, are the-re any nore at hone lake you?' JACK DUFFIN H1 Y 2 3 4 EKL Mus1c Festlval 2 Band 1 2 3 4, Football 4 Basketball 4 Pres 4 Gym Show 1 2 Prom Committee 3 popular breeze Cscero A' ix I Mila 76 ROBERT ENDERLE H1 Y 2 Glee Club 4, F00tDall3 4 All Star 4 Co-CaDta1n 4 Basketball 4 Golf 3 4 Junior Play 3 Senlor Play 4 Class V Pres 3 Rosedalian Staff 3 Gym Show 1 2 Prom Co1mn1ttee 3 '1'he genteel cosedy of the pollte world Snolle JUNE BOYDSTON Y Teen 2 3 4 V Pres 3 Pr , GAA 1 4 C' ub 1 2 3 4 Jr Che I' leader 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Head 4 Junior Play 3 Senlor Play 4 Draxratlcs Play 4 ThesD1a1'1 5 4 Pres 4, Class Sec 3 H R Officer 1 22 Rosedal1an Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Asst Ed 4 GYUI Show 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Crookbea e 3 Freshman Grad Speech 1 Fashion Show 1 3 o do eassly what 1.s diffscult for others 1s the h talent Ansel JOYCE WILSON Hor1zon Club 4 Delphlan 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta 1 2 3 EKL Music Festival 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Asst Dlrector of Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Gym Show 1 2 She has sas les to earth unknown Wordsworth JQE HOWE H1 Y 2 4 Delphlan 4 Soclal Chairman Junior Play 3 Gym Show 1 2 Ee that can have patience can have what he will Pranklm STEWART H1 YZ 3 4 Program Cha1rmn2 3 Pres 4 Dc ph1an4 Operetta 1, EKL Music Festival 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Concertmster3 4 Pep Club 2 Student Councll 1 2 3 One Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball3 Jun1or P1ay3 Thesp1an3 4 Rosedallan Staff 4 Asst Sports Ed 4 Annual Staff 4 Ed 4 Gym Show 1 2 Dlstrlct Music Con- test at Lawrence 2 3 First Ratlng 3 Strlng Ensemble 1 2 'Every addltzon to true knowledge ts an addztzon to hunan power Mann CORRINE BINGHAM Y Teen 2 3 4 Sec 3 Camp Fire 1 Songleader 1 Horizon Club 2 3 4 Publ1c1ty Chalrman 4 Delphlan 4 GAA 2 3 4 Award 2 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Dra matics Play 3 4 Thesplan 4, H R Officer 1 2 Treas 1 Pes 2 Gym Show 1 2 Crookbearer 3 Freshman Grad Speech 1, Fashion Show 1 They are truly great who are truly good Chapman . o y . -- - : ' . : 1 1 1 1 I U r I 1 - - I ,A 5 : 1 is ' H : , . 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Q 1 1 2 I' if . .' . : I , ' 1 1 I - I f 3 9 1 1 3 I J 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . u V ll , MERLIN JOHNSON--H1-Y 2,3,4: Delphlan 4: EKL Muslc Festival 2,3,43 Band 1,2,5,4: Student Conductor G Dramatlcs Play 33 Gym Show 1,25 Hdct well your part, there all the honor lies.H Pope EMMR MAE DICKERSON--Commercial Club 3,45 Operetta 1: PeD Club 2,3,4g H.R. Officer 2,53 Pres. 2: Treas. 3: Gym Show 2: Fashion Show 23 Hlothisf is there more friendly to a nan than a frie in need.U Plautus ANNA LOUISE WATTS--Y-Teen 2: Camp Fire 1: Scribe 13 Horizon Club 5,43 Pres. 4: Delphlan 45 Commer- cial Club 41 GAA 1,2,3: Award 3: Orchestra lg Pep Club 3: Student Director of Junior Play 5: H.R. Treas. 2: Gym Show 25 Crookbearer 3: Fashion 1,25 You are not only good yourse lf--but the cause of goodness in others.U Socrates HAROLD BLINN--H1-Y 3,43 Student Council 4: Junior Play 5: Gym Show 1,25 HHe preferred to be good rather than to seem so.H Sollust x ,1,,.,5,,,,,- , , , 4 AARON NORRIS--H1-Y 2,33 Glee Club 42 EKL Music Festival 2.5,4: Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 5,45 Sec. 43 Football 2,5g Gym Show 1,23 Not graduating with the class of '483 HA man devoted to pleasure.H Gerence MARY FRANCES WHITE--Glee Club 52 EKL Music Festi- val 5,4g Band 5: Orchestra 5,43 Central Jr. 13 Wyandotte 2: 'Met me have music dying, and I ask no more delight.H Keats 'V . , 77 i ,J f . fa. va I . 4 f C l ' 1 .1 ,f I' y farbara y Marie Franuis Lou Zoan PU8h Raines Reynolds W Rippetoe Roberts Rocha Ru sell Sappenf1 H R 205 l 'd' 'G ' ' ' if . an ome oom ,, ,. I i 1 7 , .1 , A 4.1 ShU'10Y UOTIS Bxllie John Mary Ann Scherer Schoellkopf Reed Shipley , ' 2 -0 ' ' ' Q5 X 'ty 3 ' -'19 -vf A ' I Q Q f ... 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