Roxana High School - Rox Yearbook (Roxana, IL)

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DIXIE DAVIS GERALD DEWESTER NORMA DOCHTERMAN MAURICE EXTON MARY LOU FRISBY ELIZABETH HAMILTON LAURA HAMMOND ROBERT HANDFELDER BONNIE HARBKE MARINETA HARRIS HAROLD HAY RAYMOND HESSEL FRANK HILLIER DONALD HUBBARD BETTY JOHNSON JUNE KIDD BARBARA LAMB HELEN LOTTON Arnold McClellan MARY LOU McDonough GENE McGILL ROBERT McVEY HELEN MEYER DOROTHY MITCHELL CLAUDE OVERBY GEORGE PAYNIC DONNA PENN VERA PROVO ELMER RAU HELEN SHEPPARD SHIRLEY SL1NGERLAND LAURA STAGNER GENEVA STANFORD ALICE TRIBOUT DON WILLIAMS ELMER WILLOUGHBY BETTY WILSON GAIL WINSTEAD JACK WITTER WAYNE YOUNG Thirteen

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PV. CLASS OF ’47 The Juniors, as we understand it. are the causes for authors writing “rugged songs: why mothers get gray when their “off-springs reach that age: why teachers meditate resigning when the “know-it-all' Juniors suggest something. This year's Juniors are typical, but we have to compliment them on what they accomplished. We can rightly give them credit for being the most active class of the year. They started the year off with a bang by electing Paul Berry as President. Don Hubbard as Vice-President and Gail Winstead as Secretary. To raise money for their treasury they sold refreshments at basketball and football games, magazine subscriptions and attractive high school year pins to all students. The Juniors planned to serve the Seniors in the customary way by giving a banquet in the latter part of April and the formal dance the first part of May. Both proved to be successful. Next year these Juniors will reach the supremacy of Seniorhood— the goal of every high school student. ★ ★ WILLIAM ANDREWS BILLIE BALSTER VIRGINIA BANKS. BETTY BERRY HAROLD BERRY PAUL BERRY A. J. BIENEMAN MAE BOWLER ELVIN BUFORD DELBERT COBINE T welve

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CLASS OF ’48 The Sophomores started the year with a light air of assurance, knowing that they had passed the ordeal of being Freshmen. They were ready to treat the Freshmen as they had been treated—lower classmen. During the year, they elected Norvel Mills as President. Francis Hunter as Vice-President, and Dorothy Bartels as Secretary. They didn't accomplish much in the way of outside activities this year, but have big plans for their Junior year. However, on March 8, they gave a Freshmen-Sophomore prrty, which was really a success. ★ ★ Seated—Lela Ruth Helmkamp, Shirley Longman, Loretta Lansford, Helen Miller. Doris Hay, Jean Hamilton. Margaret Howe. Second Row—Norvel Mills. Virgil Parker. Clarence Heffner. Wayne McBride. Everett Hay. Third Row—Dorothy McGill. Thomas McLain, Francis Hunter. Herbert McVey. Robert Knipping. Ima Jean Hubbartt. Fourteen