Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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THE BRAVE A D THEIR DE CE DANTS WHOOP IT U ! Lovely ladies and kind gentlemen, happiness awaited you in the Teahouse of the August Moon. . . . This was the theme of the annual Junior-Sen- ior Prom on Saturday, May 11, 1957 .... The even- ing began at 6:30 with a banquet of creamed chicken on mashed potatoes, peas, and jello salad, with chocolate cake and ice cream ..,. Then Leon- ard Ceglie, as master of ceremonies, led the ex- cited juniors and seniors in singing .... Then the dance programs were filled out ..,. Excitement mounted as the gym was opened to reveal the wonder of old Japan .... Guests walked through the dragon's mouth into a world of floating paper, butterflies and tinkling wind chimes .... Dancing to the music of Ray Jangles fine orchestra which was performing under a miniature teahouse beside a brook with a quaint old bridge over it .... Jun- iors: Kenna Mook, Dan Szalai, Joy Kesatie, Clar- ence Johnson, led the seniors of the court over this bridge to the throne, a Japanese ricksha on a hill surrounded by cherry trees in blossom .... Judy Dickson and Larry Simpson were crowned by Jun- ior Class President Susan Parkomaki after which Judy Hunt, escorted by Victor Moisio, sang My Best to You . . . Then the King and Queen with their court: Larry Beers, Aris Anderson, Dale Webb, Barbara Hale reigned over the final dance ending a perfect prom evening.

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THE BRAVES AND THEIR DESCENDANTS WHOOP IT UP!

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CHIEFS AND HI TORY OF DESCENDAN S HARRY FAILS President BETTY ROSAA Secretary President .....,....,,... ,...........,.... H arry Fails Vice President ..,... .,...., R ussell Hall Secretary .....................,....A,..,,,.....A..,......,... Betty Rosaa Treasurer ...............,.......,.......w.w....wYw..... Karen Hoskins Motto .,.......... Climb though the rocks be rugged Colors ,..,.....A.,...,,.,,.,.AAY.,,,,,,....AA.,,,,,,,,,,,, Pink and Black Flower ...,........e,o,..e,,,,,,,,.,,,,,A,A.,.,,.,A,,,, White Carnation FRESHMEN: We entered this new world of high school with great anticipation . . . Freshman Induction . . . Freshman-Sophomore Dance . . . A gay Christmas Party and a snowy vacation and Holiday fun . . . Exams and finally report cards . . . Our thanks to Mrs. Ingersoll and Mr. Hopper, our sponsors. SOPHOMORES: Our main interest was earn- ing money . . . Co-sponsored Freshman-Sophomore Dance . . . Well represented in sports . . . Our gratitude to Miss Tobin and Mr. Carlson. JUNIORS: A very exciting year . . . Admiring our shiny new class rings .... Work on our class play Jurnpin' Jupiter in which three Broadway hopefuls became involved in a kidnaping and RUSSELL HALL Vice President KAREN HOSKINS Treasurer found 350,000 ransom money . . . In trying to dis- pose of the hot money they stumbled upon the solution to more than one mysterious incident . . . Carefully guarded plans for a gala prom . . . Fun- filled hours of work and worry . . . Then the big night in a world of beauty and make-believe . . . Gala Coketail party and dreamy dance with the cor- onation of King Viking and Queen Christina cli- maxing a night to be remembered . . . Represen- tation in cheerleading by Linda Mook . . . On Stu- dent Council by Harry Fails, Betty Rosaa, and Karen Hoskins . . . After 20 years our first foot- ball team with Junior membership of Jack Red- ding, James Schiavone, Charles Schiavone, Russ Hall, Chuck Roberts, Tom Bosick, Jim Strong, Norman Champlin, Larry LaBounty, Tim Shellito, and Willard. Colver . . . In Varsity Basketball Rus- sell Hall, Chuck Roberts, Harry Fails, Tim Shel- lito and Jim Strong . . . Initiated into the National Honor Society were Karen Hoskins, Dorma Cole, Joyce Bacon . . . And so another year was brought to a close but we will always remember Mrs. Lynch and Mr. Dawson.