Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

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55? by , gl Q 'V' 3- ICE R. OXX'EN Basketball 2, 3. -lg F. F. A. 2, -l, Reporter 2g Class Play 3g Marshal Sq Annual Stall -lg Newspaper Stall l, 2, -lg Class Play -l. if 1- ,lun-x CHRISTINE OWEN Newspaper Staff Reporter 1, 2, 3: Editor- in-Cbiel -lg -l-ll Club l, 2, 3, -lg Music Club 2, -lg Beta Club 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg Class Play 3, -lg Marshal 31 Presiclent -lg Saluta- torian. 'k i' Timm.-xs A. OWEN F. F. A. 21 Cleo Club 2, 3. 1- -A- 'l'nAcx' Tiimias RICE Basketball 2, 3. -lg F. F. A. 2, -l. Viee- Presiclent 2g Class Play 3, -lg Class Treasurer -lc Secretary 2: :Xssueiate Editor -lg Marshal 3. BRANDON XX-IILKIE SUBIIXIEY Basltetball 2, 3, -lg Newspaper Stall l, 2g F. F. nl. President lg 2g Class President 3g Class Play -l. 'A' ul' BETTY LOUISE SUAUXIEY Vice-President lg President 2: Dramatic Club 2g Clee Club 2g Basketball 3, -lg Class Play 3, -l: F. ll. fl. Club -lg Vice-Presiclent -lg Music Club -l. 'A' i' KENNETH BRAXTON XXII-IITE Class President l, 2, 3g Basketball 3, -lg An- nual Stall -lx F. lf. fl. lg -l-H Club 3. -k if Dams Pximci.-x XVOODARD Cleo Club 21 Dramaties 2g Music Club -lg Class Play -l.

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CL!-155 HISTORY ln September of 19-13 there were thirty-six boys and girls from Bosman, Balsam Grove, Silversteen, Quebec, and Toxaway who entered the eighth grade of Bosman lligh School. Ours was the second class to have before it the task of completing twelve grades in order to graduate-this prospect we didn't like so well. llowever, that failed to prevent our having a good time once we became accustomed to high school ways. Basketball was the main event of our sophomore year since several of the best players were members of our class-this is still true. ln the tenth grade our class showed a decrease in number. Some of the boys went into service and the girls got bit by the marriage bug . Our girls were in charge of preparing and serving the food for the junior-Senior Reception. Then, as Juniors, we had the great fun of decorating the lunch room for the re- ception. Our class play, You Can't Always Sometimes Tell , was successfully given on December 13, 1946. During this school term, we secured a movie projector which has proven to be an enjoyable and educational addition for all students. hlost of our senior year was filled with regular classes and the experience of pre- paring the first annual of the school. Also, on April 15, 19-18, we enjoyed giving the senior play, 'Crandad Steps Out . So we started in the eighth grade with thirty-six class members and have only sixteen in our graduating classg of this number, Braxton White and Brandon Summey entered our group after some time in service. james Hinkle joined our group from the D. A. B. school at Tomassee, S. C. From the original group Herschel Fisher. Elvin Morgan, and Billy jones entered service, while Alvin Galloway and Willie Aiken stopped school to accept employment. One of our boys, Kenneth Whitlock, was industrious enough to finish high school in summer sessions and is continuing his education. Our class members who have been transferred to other schools are Norma King, Eugene King, Charles McCall, and Dorothy VVhitmire. Embarked on the sea of matrimony are the following girlsfljelma Phillips, Victoria Gillespie. Opalee Masters, Helen jones, Vivian Morgan, Faye johnson, Bonita McKinney, Leona Brewer, Pairlee Conner, Irene Lowe. Thus ends our high school career of the class of '48