Rossville High School - Roines Yearbook (Rossville, GA)

Page 24 text:

Unknown pranksters rolled trees during the night on the school ' s campus. That will be a size six ' suggested the senior ring salesman. Janet Chadwick and Ann Chambers measured for rings with other junior classmates. Yearbook advertisements were placed in students ' sight, in hopes of a high sales rate. 20 Potpourri 73

Page 23 text:

Hanging around the breezeway after lunch refreshed students. Paul Swanson, Steve Hammer, Phillip Smith, Chuck Purcell, and Scott McCuiston enjoyed the nice weather. Freshman, Kenny Kyle, tried to believe that soon he would be playing on the Rossville High football field. Busy cafeterias regained business with return of students. Students chose from a large variety of food, candy, and soft drinks. Potpourri 19

Page 25 text:

Potpourri 73 Various antics, sales, improvements begin year Paved lots improved parking conditions for students who purchased a parking space. The spaces were sold for two dollars each. A five dollar fine was given to any violator parking in someone ' s space. Construction workers completed work almost two weeks following the first school day. Juniors ordered class rings in Reference Library. Rings returned in January and juniors flashed them around underclassmen. Roines were ordered during homeroom for seven dollars. Pranksters rolled trees on the school campus. Toilet paper remained on trees for all students to see the next day. Groups formed throughout all halls making new cliques and congesting halls. Groups drew together as different cliques. Gale Carey stopped talking to smile for the camera. City highway construction workers paved the new student parking lot. Paved lots were located behind annex and the main school building. Potpourri ' 73 21