Rosepine High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Rosepine, LA)

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This yearbook presents many of the activities of the school in a very interesting and informative way. It recoids people and events not merely in terms of the observable in the classroom and at recreation, but also reveals much of the deeper meaning that high school education and training can have in the lives of boys and girl». It is my opinion that this publication will do a great deal to build a good esprit de corps” binding together not only the student body and school personnel, but the community as well. Congratulations for having achieved many worthwhile accomplishments as reflected in this annual. With every wish, I am Sincerely, Curtis Bradshaw Vernon Parish Schools 'Steind G£ ScCcccati M, SEATED, left to right: Mr. Causey, Board Member; Mr. Woodhatch, Board Member; Mr. Parker, Board Member; Mr. Davis, Board Member; Mr. Redman, Board Member; Superintendent Bradshaw; Mr, Williams, Board Member; Mrs. Palmer, Bookkeeper; Mr. Shaffer, Board Member; President Berry; Mr. Sanders, Board Member; Mr. Smith, Board Member. STANDING: Mr. Dowden, Visiting Teacher; Mr. Monk, Lunch Supervisor; Mrs. Haymond, Secretary; Mr. Jackson, Assistant Superintendent.

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T ecliccititei For your traditional high ideals of manhood and womanhood. For your objectives in guiding and directing not only our thoughts, but those of youths which you have sheltered in the past, thus enabling all who wish to attain their potential by living a better life for themselves and for society. For the wonderful memories and fellowship which we shared during our stay with you. We dedicate our 1961 Spotlight to ROSEPINE SCHOOL with hopes that you ever continue and mean to others even more if possible than you have meant to us.

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Through better pupil-parent-teacher relationship, co-operative efforts of school officials-faculty-other employees, and the community, it is our desire here at Rosepine School to set up a learning situation whereby the youth of our community may have the benefit of desirable experiences, thus, enabling them to live a better life morally, physically, mentally, and emotionally for themselvesand for a democratic society of which they certain- ly are a part. Congratulations to the Editor, Staff, and Sponsor for worthy efforts, great enthusiasm, and the deep loyalty you have shown in making this book possible. I. C. Calhoun Principal Atteberry, Viola Bagget, Charles Barrow, Lucille Burlison, Irene Bush, Donald Cole, Juanita Cooke, Chester Cupit, Merta Lee Haight, Alyce Harreck, Lillian Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Ervin faculty