Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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First Row: Tom Norman, Fred McBrayer, Paul Besser, Vaughn Sagle, Henry Goody, Carl Koon. Second Row: James Weaver, Bill Wilson. Third Row: Jack Woodward, Bob Wilson, Luther Buchholtz Richard Weichmann. Fourth Row: Wayne Rarick, Robert Fletcher, Borman Weich¬ mann, Robert Lacy, Harold Fleming. Fifth Row: Guy Kennedy(Manager), Roy McBrayer, Charles Lacy, Ray Sands, Coach, Lewis Shelly.

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f RE-SI-fl EN On September seventh, the Freshman class entered high school, with an enrollment of fifty two . The Freshmen feel that the upper classmen were very considerate at initiation this year; the Freshmen were equally sporting by doing all the stunts which were asked of them, more readily, it is said, than any other Freshman class of R. H. S. The Freshmen gave their class play on November 5, 1937, entitled The Thle of a Mule ' s Tail The cast included Robert Maddox, Lura Margaret Ricks, Verna Lloyd, Grace Buchholtz, Steve Saluga, and Sammy Arcuri A large number of the Freshmen were present at the three high school skating parties The Freshman class party was given on April eighth, in the high school gymnasium, where a delightful evening was enjoyed by everyone The Freshman class is believed to contain several budding athletes in basketball and football Jack Woodward, Robert Lacy, Henry Goody, Carl Koon, and Richard Weichmann were on the football team When basketball season opened, Jimmy Weaver, Robert Pletcher, Henry Goody, Myron Carter, Robert Dunn Jack Woodward, Robert Lacy, Robert Maddox, and Carl Koon were on the squad The Freshmen girls also show an interest in intramural basketball The class officers recently elected aret President, Robert Lacy; Secretary, Grace Buchholtz; Treasurer, Robert Maddox Class colors are maroon and white The class motto is Be Square, and the class flower the American Beauty rose The Freshmen have had a very exciting school year, and all agree that they like high school. May the on coming Freshmen have just as good a time next year

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Following in the footsteps of the undefeated team of 1936, the Ramblers won the first three games of the 1937 season. In the fourth game they played at Bremen and there received the first beating of the season, and saw the possi¬ bilities of another undefeated season gone with the wind. The following week they played Philo on the home field and by doing all the scoring in the first half emerged victor¬ ious. The next game was with New Lexington, and in that game they found themselves again on the losing end. Rose¬ ville again was shoved down to defeat the following week by Crooksville, but they closed the season well by defeating the Zanesville Reserve Team. SEASONS RESULTS Dresden Opponents 0 Roseville 28 Buchtel 0 34 Chauncey 6 25 Bremen 33 6 Philo 7 32 New Lexington 25 7 Crooksville 18 6 Zanesville R. 0 13 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR SEASON OF »38 Sept. 16 At Dresden Sept. 23 Buchtel (Here) Sept. 30 New Lexington (Here) Oct. 7 Bremen (?) Oct. 14 At Philo Oct. 21 Open Oct. 27 Open Nov. 4 Crooksville