Roxana High School - Rox Yearbook (Roxana, IL)

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t FACULTY WILBUR J. EVANS B.Ed.. Illinois State Normal University, Normal. Illinois. Football. Shop. Drawing, Shop Mathematics. MICHAEL CORBY B.S., University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Algebra, Physical Education, Basketball Coach. HAROLD H. HUCK A.B., Shurtleff College. Alton, Illinois. M.S.. University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Algebra. Geometry. Physics, Practical Math. ANN BONAUDO B.Ed., Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale. Illinois. M.A., University of Illinois. Urbana, Illinois. English. Typing. Business Training. CARL GREGORY B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinois. M.S., University of Illinois. Urbana, Illinois. General Science, Biology. Chemistry. KATHLEEN DUDENBOSTEL B.Ed., Southern Illinois Normal University, Cardondale, Illinois. English. Physical Education. ELAINE MERRITT (Secretary) Nine

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FACULTY FORREST G. MOCK B.Ed.. Illinois State Normal University. Normal, Illinois. Industrial Education. LEOLA G. UECKER A.B., Midland College. Fremont. Nebraska. Diploma. Gregg College, Chicago, Illinois. M.A.. University of Illinois. Urbana, Illinois. Shorthand. Typewritnig. Bookkeeping. EUNICE HARRA B.A.. University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. M.A., University of Missouri, Columbia. Missouri. English. Latin. Speech. OPAL HARNEY Bachelor of Music, MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois. Vocal Music. J. TROY ROBISON B.Ed., Southern Illinois State Normal University. Car-bondalo. Illinois. M.A., University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. History. Mathematics, Track. SOPHIA LOVEKAMP B.S. in Home Economics. MacMurray College, Jacksonville. Illinois. Home Economics. General Science. SARA LOUISE SEITZ A. B., University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky. B. S.. in Library Science. University of Illinois. Urbana. Illinois. Library, Spanish. ★ PAUL E. STOUT Bachelor of Music, Milhkin University, Decatur, Illinois. Instrumental Music. Eight

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Here we are—the once green freshmen—just about to go out in the big world. Most of us regret leaving because we have had our happiest days here. Just about all of us started the long four-year journey in the Wood River-East Alton Community High School and we came to the dear old R.C.H.S. when we were sophomores. This is where we really began to come into our own. The first year at our alma mater we got organized. That year we won the class trophy for the intramurals. In our Junior year the class worked really hard, sponsoring the plays SPRING FEVER and MIDNIGHT and also selling refreshments at the district tournament. We were hosts to the Seniors at the Prom and Banquet. Kenneth Longman was the toastmaster. Don Luketich gave the welcoming address and Bob Harvick responded for the class of 1943. We then became the lordly seniors . Most of the seniors take part in all the activities. Our basketball, track, and football teams were especially fine. They represented most of our boys. Our class is very unusual in that we have only nine girls in the class. This makes it difficult to have class dances and parties. But we conquered the problem by inviting guests or combining with other classes, as in the case of our parties with the Junior class. The president of our class is Kenneth Longman. Don Luketich is vice-president and Helen Thompson is our secretary-treasurer. Our sponsors are Mr. Robison and Mr. Frey. Our class is one of the most active in the school because of our sponsors' leadership and counsel. As we come to the end of this year, we know tho class of '45 will carry on where we left off. Many of our boys have had to leave for the armed forces and cannot graduate with us. Sincerely we wish they could be with us but we know they all have their duty to perform. One thing you may be sure of is that wo all will attain our goal. ★ Ten