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

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-ti' giv W 4.6 R Y WWW --. -.v??7:g, ' A Mr.-:-, x X Nd uu on Fl' 1 X- -x -ll i 1 The Student Council is composed of the Student Body Officers, Girls' League and Boys' League presidents, and class presidents. The purpose of the council is to take charge of school elections and all Student Body affairs. It also takes care of changes to be made in the Student Body constitution. Mr. Bobb is the adviser of the Council. To promote high school spirit is the purpose of the Rally Committee. This committee takes charge at rallies, games, and the other activities of the school. The students who compose the committee have done a fine job this year. STUDIQNT CIOUNCII. Ifrout Razr: Mr. llulllv, Sylvia Rasiler, lilise Moeller, Polly Kruxe, Lhuek lloward, janet Gregory, Bill Santueci, Steve Salardino. Xwullil Row: liud Robinson, Fhriss Geurgis, Cflautl Maxfield, Maynee Granger, Greg Rowe, Paula Gam, George Mandich, Clarence Terliune, RALLY CfOMMlTTlfl'i Ifirxi Row: Sylvia Rastler, Gloria Zerhe, Dorothy Allen, Maynee Granger, janet Gregory, Charlie Schubert, l'ranees Odgert. Sfrrnnl Ron: Pat Cudly, jane McConnell, Marlene Hunzeker, Polly Kruse, iloralic liiddyment, Alice lfreeman, Betty Taylor. Tbinl Row: Gale Peck, Bill Kolak, Bud Miller, Frank Asta, Michael Veuetti, Chuck Howard, Dick I-lmpey, Greg Rowe. sYI.v1A RASTLER JANET GREGORY DOROTHY ALLAN. JANET GREGURY, MAYNISR GRANGER CHUCK HOWARD POLLY KRUSE -af.,Mw .z .vm 1 lsnsdut 7 em . ' V-uv la

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ff, I 'Z S' 6 SENIV R CLASS i-IISTORY Our senior class started off four years ago as a very bewildered group of freshmen. During our freshman year the United States declared War on the Axis, after the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor in December. War brought about a great many changes in our routine, and as a class We devoted our extra time to scrap drives, bond and stamp drives, first-aid, and an emergency hospital. Sophomores at last, we could no longer be called Uneophytesf' This was a grand year for the sophomores, and it was surely fun going on those biology hikes. The most important War benefit of the year was the War Bond Drive in which the school was to raise enough money to buy one jeep. With the cooperation of the entire school, enough bonds were purchased to buy nine jeeps. This year the Girls' League went all out by donating one night's proceeds to the Red Cross. The main events that the juniors remember are term papers and the Junior Prom. This year was no exception and the term paper themes dealt with the World at war. The Junior Prom with the theme of Winter- land was the first Winter prom of the school's history. We, juniors, thought it best to hold the prom early, as so many of the boys were leaving for the service. In the class competition in bond and stamp purchases, the juniors bombed Tokyo twice before any other class could succeed in reach- ing the target. Our last year in high school arrived-too soon for the majority of us. Many of our boys had already left for the service and others are leaving soon. In order to keep Roseville's servicemen informed, the high school has started the 'iNeWsletter, which gives information about school affairs and also about the servicemen themselves. GREGORY ROWD MAYNI-.li GRANCJ-IR DOLORES AGUILAK LLOYD I'IURI,IiY GEORGE HIGH ,IUNE RODONI ww wwwsmmsa:wa a- 4: :wus-1m.:r-Wu: ma .z., fw