Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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I I TioOemLel 5 Grade cards . . . honorary societies . . . class activities . . . there is always something for us to be working for. Seniors with Alpha Psi Omega. Sagamore, and graduation . . . Juniors with Psi. the class play, and Prom committees . . . Sopho- mores with Lambda and the feeling of superiority toward their younger school mates . . . Freshmen with Alpha and the general confusion. All these added together make the four happy years of high school life. 8

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Ou Recoil Just four short years ago we. the class of 1941 entered the stately building of Urbana High as freshmen . . . innocent, yet eager to learn all. The next year we were known to be the peppiest sophomore class yet to be found. Last year, one of the happiest years of our lives, we worked together to put on the Junior Play and the Prom . . . we took much pride in selecting our class rings. In our senior year, we achieved high honors in athletics, musicals, and worked hard on the Senior Play, class day. and graduation exercises. Yes . . . we have been a class that has been willing to work for what we have accomplished and we will continue to work toward higher goals. Now that the time has arrived for us to part with our close friends, our teachers, and even the building whose halls we traversed each morning and evening, it is hard for us to realize that we will no longer walk through the school doors, talk between classes, study, or sit in assembly with many of our high school chums. So ... to all our happy and well spent high school days, we give one long, lasting . . . Au Revoir! SENIOR Cl.ASS OFFICERS: Max Kelley. President: John Cobb. Vice-President: Marilyn Kerr. Rosemary Representative: Clyde Rusk. Treasurer: Chuck Wikoff. Secretary. 10