St Rose High School - Rosarian Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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PHOPHECIES Say goodbye to the Chapps, the Youngs and Caniffs, When Dick Weger starts to draw comic strips. Madelon Cooney, her smile so glad, Is sure to wind up in a Pepsodent Ad. Future aspects for Rosemary Dee Look bright and very gay, A Latin teacher we're sure she'll be Giving homework every day. Gerry Finn will never shirk, From her job as a soda jerk. Happy-go-lucky she'll play and work, Until down the aisle she'll walk with Dirk. A saleslady Mary Ann Finn is now But in the future out of that she'll bow, She'll be a nurse you'll be proud to know As the years roll by, her happiness will grow. For Mary Lou the future looks bright, With many properous goals in sight. Attending college, seeing life, Then ending up at home as a young man's wife. Jane and janet a dress shop will run, Working hard and having fun. Keeping the ladies dressed in style, Greeting them always, with a smile. Carol Kennedy's life-long job, Will be caring for the needs of Bob. Behind a candy counter, Helen Lamantia's future is sound, Selling bags of jellybeans and peanuts by the pound. What's in store for Eileen only time will tell, But whatever it is, she'll ring the bell. Marilyn Scheetz a profession will enter, Being a cashier at Your Food ,Center. While other girls are busy with cooking and cleaning house Carol Shaffer will prefer working as secretarial spouse. Woman's crowning glory will win Mary Stein her fame, Until a certain boy changes her name. Alice Swicker will work for a Doc, But soon she may be darning another's sock. For someone she'1l make a very nice wife. Always getting the best out of life. l53J

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PROPHECIES The life of Bob Bishop will be, Oh, so merry While caring for dogs and his pet canary. A chain of drug stores jim Bourk will buy, Patronized by St. Rose girls and boys. He'll fill prescriptions and open the cokes, He'll be very popular with all the town folks. In politics and a fine lawyer's life, Dick Daley will succeed without much strife. For Tommy Daley the future is clear, Down on North Main serving root beer. Eddie Gibson will own part of Quinn's Hanging wallpaper with tacks and pins. Sam will get up at three in the morn, fo work on his farm and plant his corn. Emmett Hennessy a teacher he'll be, 'Tickling the ivories in Tennessee. joe Lawler will own his own clothing store And be a great success, I-le'll sell only the best clothes, But he'll charge you less. Denny McGraw a printing press will run, Mixing work with lots of fun. Al Miorin will teach math, at Central High, The girls will flock to his classes, But he will pass them by. Bob Mullen's attitude is just ho-hum , He'll get along just chewing gum. The future for Ray Musto is really sublime Helll be helping the Phone Company put up lines. For Neil Parent the future is bright, He'll find his way by flash-bulb light. Patrick with his books stacked high As a college teacher Studying as the years roll by, With this his one main feature. For Shambarger there'll be no use waitin', Because he will be on his way to Dayton. For jim Shank's future we can strongly say, That he'll probably be owner of the K 81 K. 1523

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ee u CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of l950, being of sound mind and body, do wish to share our many intellectual possessions with the Class of Sl I, Madelon Cooney, will my place at the organ to joan Debacherf' I, Dennis McGraw, will No. I9 Cue to Ronald Willetf' I, Robert Bishop, will my desk and books to William Haselmiref' 1 Neil Parent, will the movie projector and all loose wires to Charles Fernerf ..I , Richard Weger, will the old car to brother Jack. I, Raymond Musto, will my knowledge of Physics to Leon Stallkampf' I, James Shank, will my love for hard work to Ronald Willetfl I, Patrick Ordovensky, will a case of Camel's to William Stein. I, William Shambarger, will all my Army Pants to Donald Cyganf' I, Mary Fraunfelter, will my senority on the school bus to Louise Pentenburgf' I, James Bourk, will my car that doesn't run to james Coyle. I, Mary Ann Finn, will my love of an Eastern Accent to Vincent Sullivan. I, Mary Stein, will my last year of High School to Rosemary Ciraf' I, Elieen McCarthy, will the task of ringing bells to a sweet junior Girl. I, Joseph Lawler, will my Captaincy to Leo Hawk. I, Robert Mullen, will my Corduroy pants to james O'Neil. I, Carolyn Kennedy, will my love of short hair to Patricia Flick. I, Neil Parent, will my knack for always talking out of turn to Paul Schuleinf' I, James, Shank, will my coaching ability to Donald McNamara. me I, Carol Shaffer, will my love for the Mimeograph to Nancy Overholtzf' I, janet Garner, will my height to Marilyn Parent. I, Mary Ann Finn, will all the Irish fame and a good Irish name, to Richard Finn. I, Emmett Hennessy, will a dextrose tablet to Daniel Finn. UI , Eileen McCarthy, will my height to Jeannine Williams. ' I, Geraldine Finn, will Mary Christen a black stocking cap. I, Marilyn Scheetz, will my voice to Elaine Bowsher. I, Alice Swicker, will my seat on the school bus to Nancy Savage. I, Helen Lamantia, will my love for straight hair to Michael Giovinazzof' I, Thomas Daley, will my alarm clock to Wallace Mikesellf' I, Albert Miorin, will my job of openingwindows to Gerald CTerrancel Weber. I, Richard Daley, will my seat in the Senate to Stephen Boyle. I, Edward Gibson, will all the comfortable sleeping desks to james Falk. I, Mary Stein, will all my old boy friends to Mary Louise Cira. I, Jane Garner, will my love of the school uni form to Carolyn O'Conner. I, Rosemary Dee, will my appetite to Patricia Seifkerf' ef I, Samuel Guagenti, will my love of the most precious and most beautiful thing on earth GEORGE, to Carol Pepiotf' I, Carolyn Kennedy, will my love of light haired men to Susan Scheetzf, I, Geraldine Finn, will my love for Shorthand to William Snow. I, Mary Fraunfelter, will my long walk to school to Betty Kayser. We, Carol Shaffer, and Carolyn Kennedy, will our love of the eligibility list to Norma Hennef C543