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

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lfirvt Rnzv, lffl In richl: June Osclla, Maxine Rector, Barbara Bell, Anita Stanley, Merilyn Hubbard, Geraldine Snailmll. Srrvunl Ifuw: Gaynor Sturkert, Marcille Cass, lfdna Stanley, Phyllis Smith, Helen Fcntnn. .lcannc Iimpcy, llucn Roberts. 7'l1ir1.'l1'n::': .lane Mcffunnell, Lola Woods, Mrs. Arp, Natalie Nlalkmich. OFFICERS ANITA STANLEY ,,,,,.Yd,d,,,,....A ..,,, I 'rinm ....d ,.,, B ARBARA BELL l MERILYN HUBBARD ,,,,d,,,,, Secrvrarg 1.., MAXINE RECTOR GIERALDINIE SAATHOFF d,,. .Gilflll 'llA., t ,..,JUNIE OSBLLA The girls' honor club of Roseville High is Parthena, which was started in l926 hy Mrs. Sana Fleming, und a group of girls who wished to promote friendship, and set an example lor the other girls in the school to lollow. 'l'his year Pnrthenu sponsored the annual Reverse dance, donated twenty dollars to the lnfantile Paralysis fund, and sent clothes to a French girl and her family. The advisor for Parthena is Mrs. Arp. '14 R'I'i-IEN'

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I-irxt Razr, lr!! Io right: Evelyn lhlniels, l.avinu Dahl, lla-en Roberts, Pauline Strong. Jeanne l'lI'l!lN!y, Phyllis Smith, lidnn Olson, lfmmu Glines, Maxine Rector, Anita Stanley. Svmnd Rua-: lletty Doyle, Phylliss Helms. Joyce lfdgur, Frances Odgers, June Osella, Fne Rich, Marilyn Hubbard. Katherine Moeller, Marlene llnnzckcr, Xlargnret Wulf, .loam Carlisle, Glenna Falltrick. Third Ifow: Norman Fratis, lic-rri Boston, Lapland Fribcrg. Don lfmerson, l'nnI Turner, Richard llnlvez, Toby NN'hitloL'k. Louie Jones, Harold Rngglcs, Curtis Anderson, lind Hiller, Runnld lirill. .-ldrixor: Sir. licnedctti. YELL LEADERS PAULINE STRONG JEANNE IEMPEY PHYLLIS SMITH IEDNA OLSON This year the Rally Committee consisted of thirty-two members who worked hard to promote school spirit. They went all out to make the games 2l success by decorating the goal posts and selling soda pop, hot dogs and douglmuts. Selling tickets for football and basketball games was also an important duty taken up by members of this organization. The committee as an whole had a very successful year. I LL! CONMI'I l'EE

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lfirxt Raw. lrll in rifhl: Harold Ruplgles, Bud Miller, Ronald Brill. Robert Sousa. Clarence 'l'1-rltune. llouxird Mchl, l-Ernie Sasaki. .Vrrmni Row: .lack llnrtmnn, l'ctc Riolo. Don lidgnr. Leslie Nlctlnrgn, Rohcrt Arrihnlsagn, Toby Whitlock, Don Emerson. .lohn Otter. Third Ii'o:r': Stcxe Snlurdino. Nlatirice Kiivsser, Adrian fiortloni, Raymond Fisher, Allnn Cameron, l,co Marin, Lido lsoln, Mr. llrudy. OFFICERS LIDO ISOLA r,v,,...w..w...... ..,. I ,l't'Silfl'l1f,, HAROLD RUOOLISS HAROLD RUUGLES Vicv-1'rv.vi1lvnf .,,, ,JACK HARTMAN HRNIIE SASAKI r,,.,,w,,. ,.S'vcrvrary . r,,,rr RONALD BRILI, Circle C, the boys' honor club, was organized in 1926. Only those hoys who are outstanding in citizenship and in ull types of school activities are invited to become members ol this or,1?,anization. Nleetings are held twice xi month at which time prominent business men or former members are called on to give short talks. The last dance of the year is always sponsored by this organization. hlr. Earl Brady has hccn the advisor since thc club was formed.