Roseville High School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

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the faculty aids defense . . . During lhe pasl year our lacully has operaled on a war-lime basis, lf-ecoming sludcnls in special courses in aeronaulics and lirsl-aid. Civilian Defense jobs have occupied lheir leisure lime and a few of lhe men have cnlered lhe armed services. Their worlc in adaplinq courses lo a war world has become a dclinilc conlriloulion lo lhe prcsenl ellorl. TRUSTEES Mr. C. W. Lauppe Mrs. Virginia Easlerly Mr. W. C. Ferguson Mr. J. Brick Paolini lNof in picfurel: Mr. W. W. Zell UPPER FRONT ROW-G. Vernon Finacom, A. E. Bobb, J. W. Hanson, F, W. Coburn, J. B. Gale, Sfanley W. Rasmussen Rolph H. Moeller. SECOND ROW-Elsie M. Dunn, Dorolhy Donnelly, Lillian Haden Lewis, Norah Buckalew, G. Aleida leNobel Bertha L. McBrayer, Alefhia Lindsey, Sara B. Fleming Anila Freeman, Arlys Edman Thun, Rova K. Koehler. LOWER FRONT ROW-Greqoria Ormasa, Grace M. O'Neill, Rosemary Wells, Lucie Benfley, Mary Lida Eakin, Eliza- befh Cole, Elhel Collins. SECOND ROW-S. Benidetlino, Jack L. Burns, R. E. Arp, A. P. Hinds, E. J. Brady, Elmer R. Richey. Nor in piclure, C. E. Holen.

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there is leadership. STUDENT COUNCIL Composed ot the student otticers ot the school, the Student Council is under the direction ot Mr. Bobb. The Council caretully selected student representatives to serve in City positions on Youth tor Victory Day, April l3. The bond sale, held jointly that day, was caretully planned by the Council and netted a total ot 58500, which purchased nine ieeps tor the Army by R. J. U. l-l. S. FRONT ROW-Archie Chavez, Mary Piches, Mabel Lou Erickson, Faye Geisler, Lois Stevens, Dorothy Allen, Don Wright. Top 5NAp5-Bessie gagafoufgs' Maw pichesl Margie ZND-ROW--Art Williams, Dick Spanger, Peter Hasapis, Lester Davidson, James Carmichael, Kenneth Arnold and Franklin Meyers K05f3lUS. Sam P'Cl e5. MVS- L9W'5- pasting in war stamps. 3RD ROW-Mr. Bobb, Tommy Apostolos, Jack Southern, Charles Howard. BOTTOM SNAFS-Archie Chavez, Tommy Apostolas, FRONT ROW-Anna Davis, Coralie Fiddyment, Mabel Lou Erickson, Faye Geisler, Don Wright, Mary Piches, Mabel Lou Erickson. Bessie Balafoutis, Mary Piches, Margie Carmichael, Janie Wyckoff, Frances Glidden. 2ND ROW-Sterling Finuf, Alice Hanssen, Carol Davis, Melba Kokila, Betty Jo Grinslade, Dorothy Allen, Lois Stevens, lola Odgers, Maxine Alexson, Tommy Abell. 3RD ROW-Bob Mahan, Chriss Georgis, Sam Piches, Archie Chavez, Tommy Apostolos, Robert Rowe, Chantee Lewis, Don Wright, Jack Southern, James Purcell. RALLY COMMITTEE Twenty-tive capable students chosen by the Student Council served on the Rally Committee, an organization whose main purpose is to promote school spirit. Under the supervision ot Mr. Bobb they planned the extra entertainment tor games and rallies, chose the yell leaders, and conducted student elections.