Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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A .Taem Every year about this time As the moment is drawing near, We all begin to reminisce Of school days now so clear. We think of all the fun we've had And all the troubles, too. We'll mark them down as our best days, The days we spent with you. We must leave you, Alma Mater, Say farewell to Roseville High. But within our hearts will linger, Love for you which shall never die. While the forty-niners are marching on And through the passing years we go Though we know that one of our goals is won We'll still think of school, and miss you all so. TWEN TY-ON E

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cam, wwe famummq I-Dorothy Hubbard-Leave my pile of absence slips to anyone who loves school as I did. I-Hiram Ihinger-Leave my automobile to Don Savage in hopes that he has less ac- cidents than I did. I-Ann Jones-Will my last minute empty columns in the Hilites to next year's editor. I-Dorothy Kane-Will my long hair to Vergena Weaver. I-Ellen Koehler-Will my technique of getting engaged to Ann Lenhart. I... Sally Laughlin-Will a deck of cards to Donna Roberts and hope she can liven up study halls and noon hours as well as the card gang did this year. I-Harold Launder-Will my Charles Atlas physique to Max Dilts. I-Lawrence Law-Will my luck of getting to see all movies free to anyone who is al- ways short of cash. I-Marjorie McCammon-Leave my diet to June Swingle. I-Peggy McConnell-Leave my technique with the boys to Mary Carr in hope she can handle five at a time, too. I-Charles McLaughlin-Will my Pontiac to Roger's junkyard-May its rusty parts rest I1 I1 in peace. .lim Meredith-Leave my craving for Coon hunting to Tom Sagle. Ralph Pletcher-Leave my many trips to Zanesville to Dayle Browning. I-Bob Robinson-Will Rosalie to the care of the Junior Class. I-Don Roush-Will my ability to paint signs to Dick Claypool. I-Fred Rucker-Will my bashfulness to Dale Clayton. I.. Jim Spring-Leave my size twelve shoes to Marvin Houk. I-David Savage-Will my constant backing of the football team to George Noce. Ik. Carl Shipley-Will my trick knee to Nancy Williams. I-Irene Shipley-Leave my title of Sweater Girl to Marge Williams. I-Robert Svvingle-Leave my embarrassed grin to Bill Gregorich. I-Helen Stewart-Will my unselfishness to any selfish person. I-Delores West-Leave my dirty saddle shoes to Donna Clark. I--Bob Wilson-Leave my government book to anyone strong enough to take it. I-Eugene Wilson-Will my shyness toward girls to Bernard Sowers. I-Charlotte Wood-Will my job of ordering hot dogs and buns to Elizabeth Glass. I-Beverly Yeager-Leave my ride home for lunch every day to Margaret Rader. TWENTY Eileen Carpenter

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TWENTY-TWO Cfalw, .Tfcaphccg I hope no one will take offense On what I've written here. Remember, it is all in fun, So, calm yourselves-The Class Prophecy of the year! ! A is for Anderson, Ina Mae you know. She's selling medicine, which will make you grow. B is for Brown, and for her I see Four husbands and ten children at the age of twenty-three. B stands for Buckley, the girl we all know. She'll hold the title oomph girl in every Broadway show. C is for Carpenter, Eileen that is. At modeling clothes, she'll be a whiz! C too, is for Chrisley, an adventurer at heart, So I'm sending her to Hollywood to give her a good start. C is for Carson, Phyllis by name. At being a dietitian, she'll rise to fame. D is for Dalrymple, a girl who is mighty grand. She shall be a singer with Spike Jones' band. The next D is for Dilts, her first name is Polly. As an actress on the screen, she'll wow 'em, by golly! ! I F is for Flowers for whom we all care. She has signed a contract with Fred Astaire. F is for Fye, Eloise by confession, I Who shall be a music teacher by wish of profession. Now, this F is for Folden, Boyd? Why sure! When you feel bad, call him for he'll know the cure. H is for Hamilton, I hope he won't feel bad. As the next keeper of the cemetery he'll be a poor misused lad. Here we have Dorothy Hubbard, and this I need not shout. For her I see a wedding ring, and her name shall be Trout. H, too, is for Henning. J. M. may I say? Who will, I am sure, be a famous artist some day. H is for Hand of very gracious mind. She shall help our charity because she is so kind. The last H is for Haltley, a lady-killer now. And in the future, he'll wow 'em, boy, and how! ! I is for Ihinger, I guess he'll be a baker. But still, on second thought, I think he'll be an undertaker. J is for Jones, she's the best singer by far. I predict that she shall be our future opera star. K is for Kane, with snappy blue eyes. She's good at keeping secrets, so, she'll belong to the U. S. spies K is for Koehler, a mighty swell gal. She'll write for the lovelorn and do it quite well.