Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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H. 1 ' c- 1 l X ., Superintendent MR. REGULA Principal MR. BUCK Junior Class Music Teacher Home EC, MISS CLARK MR, STROUP MISS MULLIGAN TEN S l Soph. Class Freshman Class Freshman Class MR. RUSSELL MRS-. RAMSEY MR. CURL

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Senicvw, TWELVE Ceann, gflbtafzg Four years ago in the month of September, 1945, fifty-six girls and boys began their careers in high school. At the beginning of the year the class was under the direction of Coach Russell. After he left, Miles Smiley became freshman advisor. The first few weeks were very dreadful, because the fear of initiation was ever present. Finally, the fateful day rolled around, and the freshmen proved that they could be good sports. On September 3, 1946, Hfty-one of the former number came back as sophomores. Courses were again selected, and Mrs. Baird became our home room teacher. We sponsored an excellent April Fool's Day assembly. September 2, 1947, we entered high school as juniors. This year our attendance was forty-eight. We were guided through this prosperous year by Miss Lola Clark. During the year money was raised by selling paper, pencils, Variety Show, and the J unior-Senior Prom. In our final year twenty-five girls and nineteen boys responded to the roll call. Kate Combs served as our first four year cheerleader. In March the class presented two Senior Stocking Foot dances, and on May 6, the Senior Class Play. Miss Ransbottom is our home room teacher. We have shared many happy hours of work and play with our fellow classmates and are ready to bid bood-bye to the many good times we have had together. Now, as we say farewell, we want the faculty to know that we really appreciate all the extra hours which they have spent with us. We are sorry to leave our friends in other classes and wish them many happy years to come. Some will go one way, and some, another. But the Memories of Dear Old Roseville High will never be erased from our minds' Dorothy Hubbard Joan 'Buckley