Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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MISS McCLURGS HOME ROOM Bottom row—Haygood. Franklin, Dunn. Fulton, Gordon, Furry, Gillis, Graham. Middle row—Redding. Swearingen. Francisco. Gilliland. Glass, Merlo, Helling. Frison, V. Hildreth. Hurley. Top row—Murphy. Foote. Gordon, Himes. Hyde. Shroycr, Hahn. Goldman. Harshbarger. Freeman. Miss McClurg. MISS BIEDFRMANN'S HOME ROOM Bottom row—Eason, Cruse. G. Cupperncll. Cook. Dalton. Farr. Davis. Middle row—Cobb. Easton. Downs. P. Cupperncll. Foltz. Edwards. Lewis. H. Davis. Top row—Watson. Dearing, Doss. Flanigan. Ellis. Clover, Collins, Cochran. Miss Bicdermann. I 11 1

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. THE FRESHMEN [)ult 3n Memoriam ROBERT MARION HARSHBARGER Born July 22. 1929 Died December 24, 1943 President................ Vice-President........... Secretary................. T reasurer................ Rosemary Representative Richard Sieferman ....Richard Foote ..Patricia Shroyer ......Betsy Downs .........Jean Zike Like most freshmen, we didn’t know our way around at first, but it certainly didn't take us long to learn. Freshman-Sophomore Dramatics Night and we went all out to exhibit some mighty cute girls. More than one senior sighed. Oh. those handsome freshman boys! Not only were we cute, we put on a swell performance, too. . . . joining clubs. . . . serving on committees. . . . getting into Student Council and expressing our opinion on student affairs. . . . cheering the varsity boys at the football games, looking forward to our careers on the gridiron and basketball court. We subscribed to the Echo and backed the Rosemary. . . . started earning points for those G. A. A. and speech U’s (some of us made Delta Sigma!). . . . learning “hic-haec-hoc. the mysteries of that un- known quantity “x , and following Ivanhoe and the Ancient Mariner in their adventures. At the end of the year, we displayed our brilliance by a large membership in Alpha. Yes. we were the freshmen (no one let us forget it), but we got off to a grand start and acquired those qualities of leadership needed by upperclassmen. MRS. SCHWABE'S HOME ROOM Rot tom roiv—Stone. Seeds. Sieferman. W. Scott. Tabaka. Stock will. Rollins. Second row—Statelcr. Rovelstad. S. Smith. Slade. Rogers. Stephens. Shroyer. M. Shelton. Third row—Simmons. Sibbitt. Stanley. Roland. O. Smith. R. Smith. Rush. Spahn. Top row—Rose. D. Smith. F. Scott. ( 10 1

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MR. BENNETT S HOME ROOM Bottom row—Martinic. Lucas. Langhoff. Lancaster. Karva, F. Johnson, D. Keeler. Engold. Middle row—Keilholz, Knapp. Long, Kelly. Kirby. McCullough, Leming. LaRoe, Jacques. Top row—Collins. Lamb. Linck. Lanfcrman. McBride. I.oecklc. Jones. V. Johnson. L. Keeler, Mr. Bennett. MR. JAMES' HOME ROOM Bottom row—Robinson. Pittman. Norton. Meyers. Pergrem. N. Robertson, McVey. Rocrig. Roberts. Middle row—Mitchem. McMunn. Pilchard, Montgomery. K. McIntyre, Rcneer. Miller. Peters. P. Robertson. McConiga. Top row—Opolka. Palmer. Neumann. Pritchard. J. Paris. Rcisncr. Parris, L. Paris. Moore. I. McIntyre. Mr. James. ( 12 ]