Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

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It's all over now! Dear Diary- After surviving the first semester, I returned to school to start a clean slate and to work even harder for that certain day in May I would be freed from the misery of education. But aside from the subjects which make education such a dreaded part of every teen agers life, we planned our annual freshman assembly. This of course, was a success. We also had a pot luck dinner which we all survived without too many ill effects! We settled down and started working on that difficult Latin, those mile long algebra problems, and that dread English. Unfortunately there was nothing we could do to fight this steady stream of education, except. study. And we did study! But before we knew it, we were busy planning for our Valentines party. We made the customary red and white box and ordered a fewmefreshments. We had our party, and it too was a success. Then we had our Easter vacationg andafter this, it wasn't too long until it was time for our final exams and you know what that means. It was but a few days after these that we were out of school. Yes, we had finished our first year of high school. And so, I left school on that day in May, glad to welcome summer and that won- derful vacation. But I will also be glad to welcome all the kids next year as I return as a Sophomore. Just think! ! EIGHT

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hihhuagmhwgsw. ........n....l.. PHYLLIS ADAMS-Our Witty freshman attendant is from East Fultonham. Her hobby is dancing at the L-ake with a certain Junior boy. She is a member of the advertising staff of the Hilites. French fries and hamburgs hit the top of her food list. She is usually seen with any of the freshmen. SEVEN

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Back to the Grind! Dear Diary- School started with a rush again this year. There was the usual scramble, schedules, classes, detentions, new teachers, and old friends. New students were common, but many old friends were missing. There is a new crop of freshmen this year. The seniors are at work! I'm glad we have already been the sad victims of a high school initiation. Time Heals All, though. We chose officers early in the year. Bill Good was our new president, assisted by Gene Probasco, vice-president. Our treasurer was Bill Evans, while Ronald Chrisley was elected secretary. We had a hayride too-lots of fun dancing at Lake Isabella. Our new class rings, of course, are beautiful! It's a hard choice with so many samples from which to choose. They were selected by a special committee. There are a lot of activities we Sophomores take part in. We have band, football, chorus, Prince of Peace declamation contest, in which David Laughton won a medal in the District contestg I Speak for Democracy contest, in which Bill Evans, Ronald Chris- ley, Paula Maxwell, and Meris Drake took part, and many other activities. Between the activities, the teachers seem to manage to keep us busy studying for tests. The detention hall seems to be full, but so far I have escaped the Iron Fist . Maybe it is more good luck than good behavior. NINE