Roseville High School - Rambler Yearbook (Roseville, IL)

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7 127' PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Sarah Raymond, Jolece Becraft, Kay Monroe, Martha Bond, Shirley Enfield, Susan Comley, Barbara Carlberg, Donna Montgomery, Jo Ella Young, Irvin Sprout. FOURTH ROW: Jack Brown, Martha Lofftus, Rena Kay Robeson, Velma Wilson, Joan McMillan, Carole Kowalski, Lola Springer, Dikzk Hopson, Terry Flanagan. THIRD ROW: Bob Thompson, Mary Hopson, Janet Lang, Marilyn Smith, Mary Stevens, Dorothy Davis, Darlene Coombs, Lois Hopkins, Dorothy Brown. SECOND ROW: Scott Ault, Torn Johnson, Bill Singleton, Bill John, Wendell Brooks, Bill Axline, Phil Hill, Mervin Ross. FRONT ROW: Bill Brooks, Vice-President Phyllis Hall, Secretary Darliss Lozier, President Marilyn Thornton, Treasurer Kay Streeter, Donna Kaye Smith, Jim Thrush, Adviser Mrs. Martin. 6 x Qotgze XXe' fx Kleaa CKIFQGSIX. ste Qs 12 X 65' ea X . e if Kgs 6 Slfoxx 9016 646610 0- 0 ' q'00'fi6'b' NS? O. O 0 X 2 Xex x 5 Q qgxivx. eadx Xa '9 19 o 2- 0. C5 Q 0 Keebios x6 Q 3,0 te Q9 f0'x,0 25 Q0 'tea gt'- X2 exile' Q0 X160 X7 Q9 O 'E ve Q9 ve:

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:- my TOP ROW: Everett I1'ons,Lyle Brown, John Livingston, Don Ischer, Gary Green, Kenneth Harris, Terry Flanagan,Jim Dillard, Gene Larson, Jim Martin, Coach Lober. SECOND ROW: Gary Hayes, Jerry Cole, Don Farr, Delbert Aden, Ronnie Murphy, Keenan Mitche1l,Jerry Taylor, Frank Kelly, Don Pinney. FIRST ROW: Charles Hunt, Freddie Bride, Tommie Turner, Ronnie Farr, John Ad- kisson, Jerry Solomon, Gary Finch, Jerry Becraft. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SC HEDULE 6 Avon October October 13 Alexis October Z0 Abingdon October 27 Aledo November 3 Northwestern Roseville Opponent Z1 6 14 20 Z0 13 O 20 41 25

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BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Jolece Becraft, Sarah Raymond, Martha Bond. ' Junior-varsity: Freddie Bride, Ronnie Coons, Kenny Eaton, Robert Foltz. Seeing Double! THE NIGHT OF THE GAME 'Twas the night of the game and all through the school, Not a creature was stirring, not even Lober. The suits were all hung by the lockers with care, In hopes that game time soon would be there. The players were all catching those last minute naps, With visions of basketballs falling in their lapsg And Lober, in his Crew-Cut and Tink in the same, Had just settled down for a very tough game. f TRACK Major Meets - 1952 May 5 - Bi-County - lst place May 13 - Little Six - 4th place May 15 - Warren County - 3rd place Then out in the gym we made such a clatterg All the boys were giving out with plenty of chatter. Into our drills we flew like a flash, Running as though it were the hundred yard dash. The bright lights gleamed on the newly cleaned floor To assure us we'd not slip and later be sore. Then, us to his office Coach Lober did call. Gave us some gum and told where to tip the ball. with little old Doc, so helpful and kind, We knew we'd get encouragement if we got behind. Lober assigned the captain and had him lead us away. This is the moment we had been awaiting all day. As we left his room we heard Coach Russ declare: Now, Thrush! now, Axline! now, Jahnl and Boulware! On, Carlbergl on, Singleton! and you Brooks boys too. ,l Play a good game whatever you do, And win or lose I'll be proud of you. --Bill Singleton 1 is i I' 'W 'J 0