Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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Weaver, Skinner, Moody, Heckel, Hanning, Williarns, Swingle, Hansen, Allen, Shaw. Savage, Trout, Moody, Launders, Luckett, Whetstone, Luckett, Dickson, Langley, Cannon, Shipley, Brummage, Mrs. Ramsey. Roberts, Duff, Drake, Carrell, Ferguson, Meadows, Maultz, Evans, Erwin, Taylor. Nebinger, Daniels, Ditter, Patch, Sagle, Rider, Russell, Moore, Whiteman, Folden, Brummage, Lantz, Taylor, Payton, Murgatroyd, Neff, Mr. Curl, May, Mautz, Devore, Bruce, Gamble, Patterson, Anderson, Clayton, Robinson, Mr. Lo Presti. Clayton, Wheeler, James, Spring, Inman, Maxwell, Sowers, Lambert, Kinnan, Moody, Williams. Smith, Owens, Ball, Fleming, Sowers, Miller, Longwell, Dilts, Noce, Hardin, Horn, Hammers. THIRTY-ONE

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flfreafunen THIRTY Cfazw, gfioicfzq On Tuesday, September 7, 1948, thirty-nine girls and forty-four boys of the freshman class reported to the following home room teachers: Mrs. Ramsey, Mr. Curl, and Mr. Lo Presti. We chose the following class oflicersz President, Robert Gamble, Vice President, Nellie Rider, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Williams. Since all of the officers were from one class, Ruth Roberts and Barbara Ditter were appointed representatives for the other two classes. We held a meeting and chose for our class colors blue and white. We decided to pay a nickel a week for dues. Booty Hanning is the freshman cheerleader. There were several boys out for sports. The annual initiation was held on November 10, but we, being good sports, survived. On Saturday, October 9, we had a hayride combined with a weiner roast at Lake Isabella. As a class we hope to have good times during the coming year and will offer co-operation in all school activities. Jerry Owens

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Hlefpfceaentatiue Siudento, Peggy McConnell . . . Snookie Speak softly, but carry a big stick. Good librarian. Uses a cute little hand duster to keep the books clean. Salutator- ian of her class. Learning to drive under the able instruction? of Buster, her current interest. Jim Way . . . Elmer Never lie until the truth wonft work. Don't advise anyone to play hookey. Fav- orite hobby is disturbing the teachers. Un- known to him, he is the object of many ladies' affections. Loves sports. The funster of the junior class. Personality plus. THIRTY-TWO Boyd Folden . . . 4'Pistol Better late than never. At noon time particularly. Big noise from the senior class. Loves that game of euchre. Full of puns and plays jokes on many people. Con- genial and well liked by boys and girls alike. Marjorie Williams . . . LolZy Life goes quickly when you get around. Wants to be a model. Excellent cook. Struts as one of the majorettes. Han- dles the money for the junior class as ably as the scissors, pots, and pans in Home Ec. Has an enticing grin that makes everyone feel good.