Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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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.

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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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Hiepfceaenta Ann Lenhart . . . Annie,' A happy smile will go a long Way. Has great journalistic leanings, Newly elected Assistant Ed. for the Rosette. Consistent worrier about lessons. Main in- terest resides in the senior home room- Chuck. Robert Ball . . . Twila Little effort, great ambition. Sleeps through his first period English class. Greatest joy is teasing- the girls, Excellent athletic material. A Willing helper on any- thing at any time. Best known for his smiling disposition. tive Studenhs, Eddie Sterling . . . Pause Great men come from small places-1 White Cottage. Sophomore contribution to the field of sports. Spends spare time outtalking Claypool and cleaning basket- balls. Loves that early morning ride on the bus. aww ' Ruth Roberts . . . Ruthie Great people are big, and I am still growing. Wonderful music comes from those nimble fingers. Easily recognized by her long brown hair and blue rimmed glass- es. Manages good grades in spite of the many hours of practice. THIRTY-THREF