Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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Spring, Murphy, Gill, Loterbaugh, Mauller, Williams, McCurcly, Williams, Watt, Roberts. Meadows, Savage, Rader, Norris, Tatrnan, Miller, Roberts, Swingle, Glass, Pemberton, Carrell, Carr, Miss Clark. Johnson, Clark, Walchak, Clayton, Embrey, Skinner, Tharp. Williams, Gheen, Riley, Ridgley, Wiseman, Weaver. Whetstone, Sagle, Ridenour, Wallace, Pettit, Way, Sowers Goodlive, Gregorich, Harlan, Miss Clark TWENTY-SEVEN

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uniww TWENTY-SIX Cfcuw, Efiatwag Mr. Michael Lo Presti, our basketball coach, greeted us as our fresh- man home room teacher when sixty-eight anxious students arrived at Roseville High School on Tuesday, September 3, 1946 to start our high school careers. For our freshman year we chose the following class officers: President, Tom Sagleg Vice President, Eugene Daniels, Secretary, Lena Smithg Treasurer, James Way. Donna Skinner was popularly elected as our varsity cheerleader. We survived initiation and settled down to a regular routine. Mr. Wayne Buck was our sophomore home room teacher. For our class officers we chose: President, Barbara Tharpg Vice President, Ray Wal- laceg Secretary, Donna Roberts, Treasurer, Bill Ridenour. We held a Royalty Dance with Donald Savage and Barbara Tharp reigning as King and Queen. This year we became juniors under the faithful leadership of Miss Clark Our money making projects have included selling pencils and maga- zines. The staging of the ever popular Junior Variety Show in which every member of the class participated, was very successful. According to tradition each member of our class received his class ring. In the spring we presented the annual Junior Class Play . In leav- ing, all of us hope to return as seniors. Donna Pemberton

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Snpfzanwfceo, Cffcuw, Ffiotcvzg On September 4, 1947 seventy-six girls and boys reported to Grace Mulligan and John Red Smith to begin the important freshman year. A class meeting was held and officers were elected as follows: President, Bill Callihang Vice President, Max Diltsg Secretary, Gerald Bruceg Treas- urer, Frances Mankey. We chose a yellow lamb as our mascot. In the latter part of October, we paid the annual tribute to the seniors, commonly known as initiation , We survived without too many casualties. We took part in many activities throughout the year. On September 2, 1948, sixty-seven girls and boys returned as sopho- cmores under the leadership of Wayne Buck. We held a class meeting in which the following people were chosen to lead us through the year: Presi- dent, Dayle Browningg Vice President, Marlene Aikeng Secretary, Ann Len- hartg Treasurer, Bill Callihan. With the help of our officers we ordered our class rings. Carolyn Miller, Fairy Lloyd, and Dick Nebinger represented us as cheerleaders. The class had many participants in sports and other activities during the year. Ann Lenhart TW ENTY EIGHT