Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

. 1 Q0 X Q, 'ni- X XM 0 sw A 'L XXX ww Q35 ff, UN A be mf X XRXXF X 9 Xe S 'Q 1 Q 'Q 'Qb-S qw-K wx -A 'L -X spjioo 0 0 ,J X Agwvi fg W. 1 Au AAAI. The are ROSSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Ronvmlle Indxana he 59ers Present Published by the Senior Class of '59 The Year 59 Just as the 49 ers set out ln rhetr p1'a1r1e schooners for the leg ended land of Suter s M111 and anew llfe thls Spflllg the Rossv11le 59 ers w1ll launch themselves 1nto the new orbtt of adult respons1b1l1ty Th1S IS the story of the1r prepara 121011 On the long trek West the 49 ers faced adverslty upon adver s1ty and surmounted them through mgenulty As the 49 ers the 59 ers have not been wlthout the1r obstacles Ill adjustmg to l1fe Constantly they have hurdled the prtfalls Wh1Ch stood ID the path of becomlng well ad Justed Wlfh the a1d of a few words from a teacher or parent for cour age. Thls 1S the story of the1r success wh1ch dulled the edge of At mght under the clear rh1ne stone sky the 49 ers relaxed wlth mus1c playmg the gultar and Slllglllg or they played games checkers was the rage 1n 49 What 59 er hasn t gotten up hoarse Sat urday mormng after a brg basket ball game? And a century later mustc ls stlll the popular craze the gultar h8V1Ilg gamed cons1der able stature 1n a cenury Thls 15 the true story of then' soclal hfe It IS a trulsm that we enjoy an experlence much more after the years have elapsed No doubt a few old sourdoughs were sull strung around the cracker barrel relanng the1r colorful perhaps colored ex perrences forty years after the blg rush Thelr hardsh1ps had greatly mellowed w1th age and were actually pleastng to remember and allude to There IS a streak of sentlmental gold 1n the 59 ers also and the bur den of th1s book 1S to enhance the memory of thelr Journey and of 59 therr blggest year Academrc ews Of The Year Sensors Underclassmen XXHK S4 F57 1161 15 YJ 1 fe.: ,Magee ' II ll K Q' - XMKKLW F5552-F'-'s2V. fixgwffg, '?z. -3' a -3' 4. 4-40141-l ,fr J S. Afhlehcs ajax 1 W f' ,t is sr-'lr lvl N ll' Organizations ae - Y W! i Yiwu X K' I-J f -v W..- I o I ' ev V' ' . . 0 . . 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Q- lg-'-14 , 1 , .E A -.:Il 'K K ,QA .Ls Acad emlc rs the prrmary duty ofthe School Board and prrncrpal Mr Kenneth L Marshall M A Purdue The currt cula offered are College Preparatory General Acad emlc Buslness Educatton Vocauonal Aqrrculture and Homemakrng As part of thrs program th1s year the Board provrded a new sctence laboratory Trust ees of the three townshrps of the consolrdatlon com prrse the Board KENNETH L MARS HALL hr LEFT TO RIGHT Edw1nThomab Owen Rlchard Andrew Ross Helen Montgomery School Clerk Ken nethL Marshall Prmcrpal Elwood Burkle Clay O 'v .liz t,y', ,V V . L 1- QL Y A iv, T if Z T tta ' T I 1 fre i Z . R, Q . , Z ' Q X LEFT TO RIGHT Sondra Rltenour Betty Crum Tloy Fox ocial ciences through the study of world hrstor U b h exper1ences of the past and enables hun to assume hrs future cmzenslup respons1b1l1ty Instructors of these courses present a strlkmg contrast LU years of serv1ce Mr Fox B.S Purdue a veteran of th1rty four years exper1ence at ROSSV1116 teaches Jumor htgh socral sclence Mrs R1tenour, M S Purdue IS a neophyte teacher of U s hlstory and government Betty Crum, R H S 54 taught local Junlor hlgh socral scrence to collect materlal for an educauon course at Ind1ana Unlverslty A M I RN 4 V A 4 7 ' ' y, . '. istory, and government prepares the student to meet today through the LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Thomas Helen Marshall Mrs Rex A B Wrttenberg College fEngl1sh1 83 and Mrs Rodkey A B DePauw fEngl1sh Il and Lrbrarlanj also teach Span rsh and Laun respectrvely Mrs Rexs Enrren e Usted'P rsafrequent query heard by her students Mrs Rodkey encourages her Laumsts wrth a Maxrma Cum Laude and constantly remrnds Lhem Potestrs legere srne verbrs LEP TTC - 5 u. ' 1 , 'g,, s',vo- ' - . .S . ,.. ' .1 K- . ,.. ' , . 1 ' . . ,.. . ' ,-- ' , I-- v . vu! ' d M I I . I x 1 1 . RICH T A 110 e Rodke yah male ex Language r s the frne concept of com munrcaung an 1dea both rn speech and wrmng pre ent the complexrty of teachrng formal grammar spellmf penman h1p cabulary lrterarure ap precratron and theme wrrtrng Endless paper checkrng plague the lrve ofMrs Marshall B S Cen tral NormalCol1eQ,e fEnQ l1sh 10 and 12 Speechj and of Mrs Thomas B S Pur due fEngl1sh 93 O ale Rob C5609 1 T O mcjkxxtd 'X XXOYXVELOYQ cf Wil ' Boys under the tutelege of Mr. Miller, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, have instruc- tion in woodworking, drawing, welding and metal lathe in grades 8 through 12. A well equipped shop under the gym is an advan- tage. Mr. Acord, B. S. Ball State Teachers College, requires boys taking vocational ag to carry at least one productive farm project each year. He stresses :he keeping of farm re- cords. Mrs. Acord, B.S. Ball State Teachers College, gives laboratory experience in prob- lems relatedto home and fam- ily living. Girls may major in homemaking as this subject is taught four years in high school. Mrs.Acord also man- ages both cafeterias. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Acord, Maryevelyn Acord. In the area Mr V ' I Robertson, B.S. Ball State, teaches book keeping, business math, and sicncral busllnlea while Mr. Montgomery's Now take your time admonition to berlinnint typing tlas ses is a familiar ring inthe hall ofR H S Mr. Montgomery, B. S. Central Nlormal College, is the instructor of shorthand and business practice. The number of graduates who go immediately into office Jobs speaks well for thisdepartment. Mr. Montaomery is also school treasurer. Ll Howard Miller RM 4 MA. Cecil Crum A newly equipped science labora- toryinspires students to enroll in physics. Here Mr. Johnson, M.A. Purdue holds sway. Mr. Kramer, M. A. Indiana Uni- versity, teaches biology and Mr. Acord gives basic fundamentals of chemistry. H I Intherealmof Mrs. Crum, B. S. Missouri State Tea- chers College, runs the gamut of high school math from algebra to trigonome- try. Chalk dust flies in every direction when she sends her platoons to the board. Mr. Fox teaches seventh grade math and Mr. Johnson eighth grade and general math. LEFT TO RIGHT John Kramer, F.L Johnson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Unger, Albert Mrs . Martin of Delphi teaches in the Rossville grade schools. Very talented she works tireless to pass her many secrets of the skill to her students. She works in all types of media but prefers water color. Canine. FRANCES MARTIN Music at Rossville means both vocal and instrumental, Mrs. Unger, who has studied at the University ol' Nebraska and who is working now for her de- gree at Butler, is instructor for vocal music in the grades of Owen and Ross.Township schools. Mr. Canine is Band and Chorus director and gives private lessons on various in- struments at Rossville. He 21130 teaches music at Owen and Owasco. Mr.Canine has a B.S. degree from Butler University. 45 i ...gg , x X x ,Q ,, xx t.,- 3 1. P rx f 1-f , 7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Robertson, Phillip Buck. Drivers Training is a one semester c o u r s e available to any boy or girlsixteen years of age . Students get class room instruc - tion as well as behind the wheel driving from Mr. Buck in a Chevro- let loaned by Gray Motor Company. PHILLIP BUCK Physical Education with its correlated subject of health required for all high school students, not only im- prov es muscular coordination and body functions but also de- velops an appreciation for vari- ous sporting activities, en- courages leadership, and creates a sportsmanlike attitude Mr. Buck, B. S. Indiana University, and Mr. Robertson, B. S. Ball State Teachers College instructs the boys while Mrs. Thomas teaches the girls. ' L MCDWG Xrwha n. ,A ' HT. Leroy CaSSeXma LEFT T r . Ttussefu WOX 6 Mrs. Seest, B.S. Ball State Teachers College, and Mrs. Wen- ger, A .B. Wilson Teachers College, give first graders the right start at Rossville. Mrs. Cheney uses her Indiana State Teachers College training to help second graders while Mrs. Catron who studied at Ball State Teachers College taught the '59 ers as third graders. Mr. Casselman, B.S. Canterbury Col- lege, teaches fifth and sixth grades, is act- ing grade school principalg and coaches grade schoolbasketball. Both Mr. Wolfe and Mrs. McDaniel had their training at Ball State. Mr. Wolfe shares the responsibility of instructing fifth and sixth graders while Mrs. McDaniel is the fourth grade teacher. Grade Faculty LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Beth Seest, Mabel Catron, Frances Cheney, Blanche Wenger. E M 4 A, ' V , ,sl I ,Y I 3 19, 'F' ' f - 1 1. , jf, W 1 - ' E15 iw If , 3 5 ,Q ww Ev ur.: 4 9' S., 9 . ,J R, 5 Q wum.0i.w44 wi Q f I wma 5. IP wp gsifli' K.. .11 Gi ,wr -1 fi,-2+ J Q v H' 5. La 3,4 S 6' Q 1 MA- A Q Q K vw v Q 351 ' H T d Dave! 6 bells gulp your breakfast match your sox collect the homework you dtdn t do dash try to catch forty wtnks on the notsy bus wtth the radlo blartng full blast scramble out of the us trek upstatrs park the ash to class FEUCIIC. rec1te study reclte study stud y stack the homework watt tense ly for bell home the s call to see what th ame old crowded bus e glrl frtend s pactfy Dad who wanted to use the ea study wtth one eye. w1th the other sleep Dave! oh h w at s the use! dotng. phone. watch TV 6 bells K Compltmenrs of AMSTRA TEXACO SERVICE ERY AND RESTAURANT Rossvxlle MC DANIEL GROC Q' t ., H -U' n XM ... ... W ,ti .J ' , -.. ... ... 'Y -' b coat... I answerro1l...d ' .. . . , I , 4 ,4 ,PN f '. Rossv 1116 Routine Back again to school . . . listen to these familiar teacher quotes. . . Now here we go! . . . Put your feet on the floor. . . And I mean itl. . . That's what the brakes are for. . . Now we can't do this. . . There goes another shirt. . . The only right way is the correct way. . . Now, girls e-r-a? . . . Watch the tense. . . Now, let's get quiet, everyone. . . SHUT UP! . . . Girls be quiet. . . . She's right over there. . . If this doesn't come out right, we'1l fudge a little. . . Nope, teachers'orders. . . My grandma can do better than that. Compliments of Rossxille Frankfort Colfax HowardR Nloore LeoV Brown bctrclexille Nlember of FDI Rossville CLINTON COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MOORE AND BROWN FUNERAL HOME , 1 , :sf .af KV ,ja fm . J ,ru Q A, , L O i ,ff if i Q. f fn' ,4,Q,4,u -. W Z5 W ,412 - f1,:p.5,, 2, Y, :fm ,, .2 52? gwgxfw 1 I. M'3a, 1 p,.4Zk 3f 'N -Y ?'9Effifv5g5 'NV Qlafxfg fff V - Z A f pg gf 1 41.12 52 ,f ,fx 1-'2 5131345-:'1'jj5fg fw 5 -' fs' A .,.V ,, W., i, A. , 4, 11- ,wg -, . rv L, -uh .V 1- g ,3 I . .4 Q , . ' I 4 f ,5..'g'5.'4':,.i'f'f'f.' YV-iiw' N j: 9 49 V , 5. 13 N 135 ,QL W ' 1 A+' X aff 352: j, Q24 if ww e JV: gg, .amz ear 1-gn 1-J ,, f fill ,W 2 , mWmWWWgMf'HV H G f 1 2 f :xfzffwzy T2 ' Wifi M J? pf! 4 ' j, -3 fl a , ,aw ji . 3 . ., V A. X f 4 Z Aj? Q ML, VF ' 4 M J A , K 9 3 'Q 4 if 1 1 Pl if f 5 2 vi Diff m' Q3 ,,. .... ,, I 4 , l I 2 'I 'Ffw9 w in paced Wlfh Play N Comphments of Students work at R H S but the old routme of classes goes hand tn hand wlth a host of extracurrlcular BCUVIUCS Post game dances sponsored by classes and commun1ty groups Sunshlne In1t1at1on durmg the first se mester Latm Clubers g1V1l'lg first year members an unusual welcome the first meettng and btddmg farewell to the senlors at banquet ume 1n the sprlng mtramural ball sponsored by Mr as a new expenence th1s year band ma Jorettes, and block secuon work mg together to hven school sp1r1t at the games 11tt1e Jerry Butler the unoffictal school mascot at R H S the HIGH SPOT staff worklng to brmg out the news and decoratlng the bulldmg for Chrtstmas the thousand httle thmgs whlch make school what 1I IS ROSSVILLE LUMBER AND HARDWARE COMPANY TOWNE CAFE Rossv111e Rossvllle I I Montgomery this year. . . Physics lab ' ' . . . the Competition Competitiona synonym for school . . . on the basketball court . . . on F. F. A. judging teams. . . in the class room . . . with fellow students . . . with ourselves each grading period . . . inside a hula hoop . . . in the design and coloring of a poster . . . with- twenty-three seniors ftwo of them semi- finalistsj writing on the merit scholarship tests . . . winning medals on the Indiana . Universityachievementtests . . . good -better-best . . . never let it rest. . . till the good is better . . . and the better best. MERIT SEM FINALISTS Lynn McQuern Harriet Wenger C li f , LAPRAD INSURANCE AGENCY omp memso FLOYD REYNOLDS SERVICE SHOP R055v111e ROSSVIIIC 1 X . Y , Whets Our Interest I- Iudy Gaylor and her hula Did you make 1t'7 Bob Hackerd STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Rossvrlle IU ACHIEVEMENT MEDALISTS Charles Porter gold Monte Hayes s11ver Rrchard Cook bronze Chuck George, hlgh pressure salesman Compliments of MET ZG ER PLUMBING Rossvrlle J. . new . , 3 L 1 I I , LEFT TO RIGHT. Mr. McGill, Mr. Butler, School Custodians. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Flora, High School Cooks. '.Wf4,- rw They Also 'a ' ', LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Montgomery, School Clerkg Mr. Fetterhoff, Mr. Hollirlgsworrh, Mr. Skiles, Mr. Catron, Mr. Royer, Mr. Chase, Mr. Ronhenberger, Mr. Malaska, Bus Drivers. 6l'V6 HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS SEATED, Left to Rightgjeannie Kochert, Marsha Jones, Irene Cable . STANDING: Mike Jones, Bonnie Miller, Kay Reed, Max Rodkey. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED, Left to Right: Penny Skiles, Carol Silver- thorn, Janice Laughner STANDING: Dick Buck Beth Chezem, Sally Mill- er, Candy George. N Compliments of W.A. HUFFORD AND SONS UNITED STATES CHEMICAL COMPANY Rossville Greenville, Ohio 1908 SUN AND SOIL QUEEN CANDIDATE Sally 'vhller Qi? 1958 TRACK QUEEN Peggy T1pmore 4ul X 4 Y u S11 , I 10 'D' ,O It SLNIUR REPRESENTATIVES A fe- ,Q . .V Harriet Wenger TJ .f '- ,.- J A . . - tj I Dlcx Bucx e1f1 55f f' Q-rf Q.. A f ,- ,A-1, X, rg, Af D., ,.,' j 'X . - U,,,f - - ' ,. ff ' - fj' A ' .A , K l .. Q .2 , I Q ,f Q .' .g-,MA -2. .-A n 3' ., . 5 - , . f , 5 N. . .' . ' ,Q . I' -.. ,. , Il., .W h ' N l.j,-.1 4 N, aft. - -gr,---X E, . r at xf '4MUQ5lu.,,n .X Af' AE. I f -L L55 if JUNIOR PFPRIf9li'XlTA'I'IVES ,.-1---- ,1, tp... . xx ' 'UAL DJ s .ff 1' 1-.nuwlf 5 ag, u , ,gf 'N ' V,M ,,-viP'd,,3f:',j4rgg,.,,,4w, . , 4 1 .f'!,,:j y?w4f.rvn.44 , , , v ,A,,WW,, W ,KA ,,,m,,, -Z f 4 . V 7 ww mm? my ,1 fx xr 13 Y Inyifvnt 74 I Q.,- S Qrvx - ,..,. -I FxwE'E:kxf1DgA:, VJTFK X fl! N K AP mink ,Q artsy. - WX,- W' 5 18 ,. mu. . gf ,g,g.. tiff rf' A K if - ll' if 'U' A .wg V 1 r Xa 5 , . - ,, it 3-fx 'LN ,sy-A N I W H 41,1 1'-Q, 5 ,, Q i 3 , 1 S N ,, '. Q 1 Q e 4 ..,. 185' 'Z 4, D W! F I Y ig ' ff i . CTD Ft .. VV 61 i , ' 2 4,5 Y W ., : + 1 A A PJ., fy! . E D W , A ,px ' 1 i if . A 4- L - 1 .. .gf --Q FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES XX Darryl Ax1cOuern ki Gail Deboy .1 X '1 .va 14 -' Q f w n I 0 , , .O x hi! ld' 1- 2 1 fr I n ki lf B. Q J Pix I n The CAROL SUE SILV ERT HORN MARY THOMAS HOWARD MILLER Class Sponsors Parents: Martin and Helen CReplogley Silverthorn. Stmshine 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 1,2g Student Council 3, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Office Helper 4g Lars Staff 4. .TOE HOWARD METZGER Parents: Lloyd and Mary CGaschoJ Metzger. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Class President 3,45 Class Favorite 2,33 State Math Contest 1. RONALD DEAN PINNEY Parents: Harold and Helen CStocktonJ Finney Baseball 13 Basketball lg Track 1,2,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3 Band 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Vice-President of Chorus 25 Chorus President 3g Class Vice-President 4. RICHARD CRAIG BUCK Morris and Josephine Uficklej Buck Class Vice-President 1,3gC1ass Treasurer 4, Ofiicework- er 4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4. 1-IARRIET JANE WENGER Parents: A. P. and Blanche Ovlillerj Wenger Latin Club l,2,3,4g State Latin Contest 1,23 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class President 2, Class Secretary 3,45 Stmshine 1,2,3,4g Class Play 4g Lars Staff 4. DAVID J. BIERY Richard and Mableffedlockj Biery Class Secretary 2, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g F.F,A, Reporter 2, F.F.A. Vice-President 3, F.F.A. President 4, Livestock Judging 1,2,3g F.F.A. Chapter Meeting Team 1,2g Jour- nalism 2,3,4. VIRGINIA ANN BOL Parents: Leonard and Ann CLorrengaJ Bol Sunshine l,2,3,4g Librarian 3g Lars Staff4gClass Play 3,4. JOHN WILLIAM BUSHEE Parents: William and Ruby fRobisonJ Bushee Latin Club 2,3,4g Science Club 2,3,4g Track 1,3,4g Base- ball lp Basketball l,2g Class Play 3,4. .TERRY LEE CABLE Parents: Millard and Mary CE ndressj Cable Basketball lg Track 2,3,4g Class Play 3. DELILAH CALVERT QLeftJ Parents: Ovell and Lillie CKeyp Calvert F.H.S. 2,35 Sunshine 1,2,3,4. FRANCES ELAINE COOK fR1ghtJ Parents: James and Lou1seCG11ckJ Cook Sunshine l,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2,3,4g Librarian 2,8g Of- fice Worker 3, Lars Staff 4. GARY HUGH DEBOY Parents: John and Vivian fShaffery Deboy Cutler 1,2, 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. President 33 Vice-President of Class 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS DUNK Parents: Earl and Iva fBassertJ Dunk Sunshine 1,2, 3,45 Sunshine Chaplain 3,4g Latin Club l,2,3,4g Latin Contest, Regional 2, State 15 ChOl'LlS 1,2, 3,43 Class Play 3,45 Lars Staff 4, Judging 1,2,3,4. MACK A LLEN GOCHENOUR Parents: Fred and Glee fSmithJ Gochenour Basketball 15 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. WILMER LEV1 GOOD IR. Parents: Wilmer and Mabel fMoorej Good F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. Sentinel 2, F.F.A. Secretary 3g Vice-President 4, Livestock Judging 1, 2, 35 Dairy Iudging 2g Poultry Judging lg Par- liamentary Procedure Team 1,2g Latin Contest 25 Latin Club 2, 3,4g English Contest 3g Chorus 2. CHARLES MARION GEORGE QLeftJ Parents. Paul and Virginia fMillerJ George F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g F,F.A. Reporter 35 F.F.A, Treasurer 4g f WILLIAM FORREST GILMAN fnrghrp fa, Parents: Forrest and DortheafMe1l1.ngery Gilman Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Class Play 3,4, Lars Staff 4. LARRY THOMAS EGELHOFF Parents: william and DeVera CMaggart7 Egelhoff Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3. MORRIS JACOB EPP Parents: John and Anna qYoderQ Epp Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4, Play 3. TOM EVERE TT Parents: Everett and Hilda CS ibbettj Everett Cutler l,2,3g F.F.A. 1,2,3. ROBERT E. FINNEY Parents: Gilbert and Mary QGumJ Finney Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader lg Chorus 4. C lass JOHN ARTHUR GUM Parents: Arthur and Ruth CHealtonl Gum Science Club 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 3,41 Math Contest, State 2, Regional 3 . ROBERT MATTIX HACKERD, IR. Parents: Robert and Faye Cfanseyj Hackerd Basketball 1,2,3,43 Student Council 23 Cross-County 4. RONALD L. HODGEN Parents: Noble and Mary qSternl Hodgen Basketball 1,21 Track l,2,3,43 Chorus 4g Lars Staff 43 Journalism 2,4. BARBARA IEAN KELLY Parents: Glen and Maryfl-lutchisonj Kelly Latin Club 2,3,43 Stmshine l,2,3,43 Class Play 33 High Spot 43 Lars Staff 43 Majorette 33 Cheerleader l. X 3 IEANNIE KOCHERT Latin Contest 33 Class Play 43 L BOBBY PAUL LATSHAW Parents: Harold and Ruth fBendJ Kochert Sunsine 1,2,3,4Q Chorus 1,2,3Q Latin Club 2,3,43 State Parents: Paul and Opal CClarkJ Latshaw Basketball 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. I QNX T. ars Staff 43 Librarian 4. IANICE LEE LAUGHNER Parents: Alvin and Agnes Cl-lubertj Laughner Sunshine l,2,3,43 Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Office Helper 2,3,4Q Student Council lg Class Favorite 1,2,-3: High Spot 43 Class Play 33 Girls State 3. HERBERT R. LOUCK IR. Parents: Herbert and Mary fMcCrearyj Louck Latin Club 1,2, 3,43 Quaestor 2, Pro-Counsel S33 Class Play 43 High Spot l,2, 3, Business Manager 3g Lars Staff 4, Editor 43 Science Club l,2,3,4. JACK WAYNE MC CARTY Parents: Robert and Hilda Cwingardy McCarty F,F,A. 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Cutler 1,2,3. RUTHANN MC CARTY Parents: Robert and Hilda fwingardj McCarty Cutler 1,2,3g Sunshine l,2,3,4g Student Council lg Class Secretary 3, Sunshine Recording Secretary 2. LYNN MC QUERN Parents: James and Mary CDiSingerJ McQuern Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Pro Consul 2, Consul 4g Chorus 3,4, Treasurer 35 High Spot 1,2,3,4g Associate Editor 2,Editor 3,4g Class Play 3,43 Science Club 1,2,3, President 1, Treasurer 23 Class Vice-President 2g Basketball 1gTrack 1,2. LARRY POLLOCK MARSHALL Parents: Kenneth and Helen CPollockJ Marshall Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Smdent Council 4gClass Play 3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g Boys' State 4, Cross-County 4. BONITA KAY MOCKERMAN Parents: Harold and Mary CLewisj Mockerman Cutler 1,2,3g Class President lg Student Council 2, Class Treasurer 3: Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Corresponding Secretary lg Chorus l,2,3g Wildcat Editor 35 Lars Staff Business Manager 4. HERMAN SAMUEL NEFF, IR. Parents: Herman and Lucille Uenkinsy Neff Flora 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1,25 Baseball 1gClass President 3, Class Play 4g Recreational Leader lg Song Leader 22 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Dairy Judging Team 1,2,3,4, District Dairy Team 2,3, State Dairy Team 3. MONTIE PRIMMER Parents: Earl and Juanita fLawitnoreJ Prirnrner Cutler 1, 2, 3. FRANCES KAY REED Parents: Owen and Velma fMillerj Reed Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1,4g Student Council Secretary 4, Lars staff 4, High Spot 43 Class Play 3, A KENNETH E. RICE Parents: John and Zelma fGoodnightJ Rice Band l,2,3g Student Manager 3,45 Basketball 1,4g Base- ball 3,4g Science Club l,2,3,4. MAX RALPH RODKEY Parents: Ralph and Helen CDavisJ Rodkey Basketball lg Lars Staff 43 Latin Club 2,3,4. f ..,Mf. Jia REBECCA LOU RODKEY Parents: Russell and Mary Alice Qwhitel Rodkey Sunshine l,2,3,4g Corresponding Secretary 43 LatinClub 1,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Lars Staff 4: High Spot Staff 45 Grade Librarian 35 English Contest 3 . RICHARD DALE ROGERS Parents: Charles and Bertha CBlewethJ Fausset Lars Staff 4g High Spot 4. GERALD ROTH CLeftJ Parents: Henry and Olive CDavisJ Roth Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2. MAX LEE ROTHENBERGER QRightJ Parents: Herman and Thressa fMetzgerJ Rothenberger Band l,2,3,4, President 3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Latin Club 2, 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2, Secretary 2, State F.F.A. Band 1,2, Chapter Meeting Team 2, Dairyludgingg l,2g Class Play 3, Math Contest 1,2,3g Student Council 3. GLEN RICHARD ROYER Parents: David and Jeanette CMillerJ Royer F.F.A, 1,2,3,4g Basketball l. MARY ROSE RYAN Parents: Darrell and Ruby fDyerJ Ryan Sharpsville High School lg Cutler 2,3. ' S.S.S. l,2,3,4g Vice-President 3g Class Treasurer 2, Pre sident 3. A f flat : IVQVI 9 fra ,.,.,1 . AX.,,,., l L, . I ,,,. X 1., T' SUE ANN THOMAS GARY THORP NANCY JANE VIN ARD Parents: James and Myrtle CW agonery Vinard Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Sunshine l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play,3,4g High Spot 2g Lars Staff 4. GARY LEE WOLF Parents: Kenneth and Lois QAustiny Wolf F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Farm Manager 3,4gLarsStaff 45 High Spot 4g Chorus 2. Parents: Robert and Hazel fkinebargerl Thamas Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Scriba 2: Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4, Lars Staff 4. Parents: Raymond and Edith QPowelD Thorp Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,3,4. HOWELL FRANKLIN STAFFORD Parents: Obie and Lucille CRaineyj Stafford Basketball lg Track lg Student Manager 2g Lars Staff 4. JANET LOUISE STEVENS Parents: Morris and Louise CPa.interJ Stevens Chorus 2,3,4g Sunshine l,2,3,4p Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. ROBERT ,TERRY TAYLOR - Parents: Walter and Mary CPluej Taylor Track 1,2. DwA1N THOMAS CLeftJ Parents: Arthur and MaryfCadwal- laderj Thomas Cutler l,2,3. Class SSCIGIHIY 25 F. F,A. 1,2,3g Chorus 1. BETTY JANE woLF fRightj Parents: Clarence and EttaCMont- gomeryj Wolf Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g Librarian 2,3g High Spot 4g Lars Staff 4. 326 wk 9 JANUARY THAW W1111am Ross Sensor a CAS T Frerda Herbert Gage Sarah Gage Nancy Vrnard Lynn McQuem Ieanrue Kochert Paula Gage Marge Gage Barbara Gage George I-iusted Jonathan Rockwood Matlulda Rockwood Mr Loomrs Uncle Walter Matt Rockwood Carson Janet Stevens Harrret Wenger Virglma B01 B111 Grlman Herbert Louck Phyllrs Dunk John Bushee John Gum Herman Neff Larry Marshall Drrector Mrs Helen Marshall Thursday and Frrday October 17 and 18 1958 tq' .. . 1 . Y bl' if mst? 11'-X Jane Moore Tom Haan Mary Reavis Joe Marshall Delana Wilson Bob Brown Tom Johnson Jackie Cross John Moore Morris DeFord Linda QMetzgerJ Young Ray Mengerink Grace Devore Arnold Perry Velma Beers Vem Leslie Jim Morris Janet fEtnirej Gochenour Kenneth Shively Mary Kemmerer .V , Helen Boyd , . Jerry Crum J Former Classmates J . . Virginia Bol was just starting her acting career. 'M 3. 6 .J xx? sera-'J Q 'J . . . the Hodgen-Rice feud was the ram of R. H. s. M 'J if. . ,nal Joe Metzger wasn't the big executive. ii' K. . ' Herb Louck still hadn't experienced the thrill of spelunking. Remember When C QW ff NW 'Cf 9.x z ,X . Barbara Kelly had her horse. John Bushee didn't have a flat top DAR Harrret Wenger was a freshman Lynn McQuern drdn t look serrous enough to be a merrt wrnner sl Frank Stafford was a freshman and how he hasn changed at all fSee Senror Secnonj 44 Jerry Cable d1dn't have a mustache Carol 511V6rIh0rr1 had carefree days before she became Student Councrl Presrdenr R ff I x 7 1 ,Ji f kg, I ' I ma, -, N . . . , 'r .ga f ', I Wy Q Junior Play CHARLEY S AUNT Thomas Brandon df CAST Jack Chesney Lynn McQuern Brassett Jerry Cable and Moms Epp Charley Wykenham B111 G11man Lord Fancourb Babberly Larry Marshall Krtty Verdun Janet Etmre and Ianrce Laughner Amy Spetugue Janet Stevens and Nancy Vmard Colonel Su Francrs Chesney John Bushee Stephen Spetugue Max Rothenberger Donna Lucra D Alvadorez Phylhs Dunk and Kay Reed Ela Delahay Barbara Kelly and V1rg1n1a Bol Drrector Mrs Marshall Thursday and Frrday Aprrl 17 and 18 1958 x f' , Y 21.1 in .-9... 'W 'MF J W., if A 446 ww - ,Q ffx 1 4, 4, , f' .45 A 1 1 ,, . .,: ' 'ef in HA 5 Q- 4 X wa. - s - 1 'A' ' 'Q X X 289 '60 President . . . . Vice -President Secretary . . , Treasurer . . Sponsors , , AVAILABLE if yf 4 Y J n fe? J My gg 1 .akgjuln ian lib Is, WF7 A 'S 'Ill 'WW 48- ,ii '5- Q . . Karen Wilson . . . Myron Chezem . Penny Skiles . Steve Hodson . . . Mr. Fox Mr. Kramer James Bailey Jeff Blackburn Nina Blom Gerry Bonebrake Louise Butler Ronnie Butler Beth Chezem Myron Chezem Jo Ann Click Judy Cohee Kenneth Cree Nancy Cri pe Mary Janet Crum Phyllis Dietrich Keith Disinger Ronald Dolby Karolyn Douglas Mary Nell Douglas Ward Frey Candy George Charles Gibbs Ronnie Gochenour Anna Mae Graves Bob Grove Benny Hobbs Steve Hodson Linda Hufford Mary James Sandra Johnson ife With Juniors- Members of the CLASS of '60 recall with a chuckle. . . Kenneth Cree, Jim Bailey, Carl Louck, and Steve Hodsom acting as study hall janitors. . . Ruth Petry and Beth Chezem using their necklaces for jumping ropes. . . Tom Smith peeking through the cracks into study hall. . . Bob Grove typing one hundred twenty-four words per minute without an error. . . swatting flies in history class. . . Mr. Acord causing part of a table to disintegrate with a chem experiment. . Jim Bailey failing to sign up with the draft board. . . Anna Mae losing her voice after her birthday celebration. . . SaJly's sack dress. . . Jeff going to the International. . . Dean Sledge signing for block section and not reporting. . . working on the FLOP. . . rehearsing for the play. . . Mary Crum and Ben Hobbs inhistory class. . . shifting seats every six weeks in English. . . all of Mr. Montgomery's typing admonitions. . . writing on the '59 Merit test. Kenneth Jones , Abe Judd , Ralph Kelly J ' it Ronald Koble R ' X ' , Eugene Lamkin Richard Langston Etta Long Carl Louck Larry Metzger Bonnie Miller Jim Miller S ally Miller Lar ry Mortsolf Roy Oaks Ronald Oliver Karen Pearcy , 5 F t ,1 . Ruth Petry t ., .. Gene Remaly f 1' I. ' . Virginia Reppert Jeanette Rohr a . Mickey Rigdon S fi- Stephen Salmon ty Phillip Sipes W , Penny Skiles I fl- . Dean Sledge -ff 3? Torn Smith 2 David Stingley V Karen Wilson 'D 'um i BN iz! 'Q Class Of '61 X1 'll 5 M614 ,fmd I W 99016 1 Z' Wir Larry Andrew Treasurer Robert Barnhart Dlnah Beam Suzanne Beard Albert Becker Gordon Blery Presld ent Dlck Bollnger Ronald Bolinger Carole Bratton Sharon Boyd Alan Brown Jxm Buntm Sarah Bushee lrene Cable Betty Chnuck Tlm Cohee Ronald Cohee Rlchard Cook Kenneth Drsmger Patncla Duckworth Barbara Dunk Earl Ehresman Betty Epp George Flora Roger Frey V1ce Wllma Gascho Diane Grlman Ned Gochenour Gary Gray Mlke Hayes Monte Hayes Gary Hodgen Kenneth Hodson Stanley Holslnger Don Hufford Ronrue Hunter Jerry Hurley Charlotte Isabell Mrke Jones Glenna Koble Danny Leazenby Bonnle Lee B111 McK1nney Barbara Mart1n Jaruce Marun Secretary Gayle Mrller -Q my Carl Mocherman Deanna Mocherman W4 Bobby Mohler Kaaren Mornson Bertha Mosson Nancy Payne Charles Porter Danny Powell Jerry Reef Brran Reppert Pat Reser Sue Rlgdon Larry Rodkey Dlck Rodkey Nancy Roth Ruth Scolley Charlre Srlverthorn Kerth Skrles George Smrth Rlchard Spencer hm Sterllnr, L1n-ja Terrell Dawrd Tewmey Peevv Trprnore Julra Thomas Carroll Unver Sharon Unver Max welk John vw 1se Glen M olf Glenda Woodruff Sharon Yount hw' 4 Q Tb Fla! 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M' ,S if Class OF 62 Sponsors Mr Robertson 'K T1 'wil' Mr Can1ne ilu , Q in i Ati Q-x J ' 4 N fgtg Harold Archer V1ce PISS1dCI1I Kathy Blackburn Arnold B01 George Boone Loretta Boone Joe Bunt1n Max Burkhalter Randy Burkhalter Edd1e Butz E11zabeth Calhoun Ralph Calvert Alta Chezem Jamce Co111ns B111 Cox Sandra Crabtree Secretary Dan1e1 Cross Pres1dent Betty Dav1s Ga11 Deboy Carolyn Dolby B111 Dunk Rosemary Dunk Beth Evans Bob Frantz Sandra Garrett Dav1d G1bbS Nancy Gochenour Leon Hamm Dav1d Hertel Harold H111 Ledon H1tch Joy Hobbs Bob Hobbs Bonme Huffer Iaruce Hutchxson Marsha Jones Sandra Krdd Kelth Koble Larry Kocherr Frances Langston Jane Le1bert Larry Joe Lewrs Margaret Long Fred Louck Charles McCarty Darryl McQuern Barry Mrchael Treasurer Jacquehne Mrller Karen Mrller Jrmmy Need Myron Neff Larry Oaks Donna Patuck Penny Pearcy Ray Perry Gary Prrce Sue Rasmussen Charles Reed Teddy Rlgdon Judy Rodenbarger Sue Shedron Janet Shuck Lynn Snyder George Sungley hm Taylor Bob Trcen Larry Tull Robert Vrnard Robert Ward Phyllrs Wenger Doyne Whneman Lrnda Wlureman Mary Wrse Gordon Wolf hm Wolf Waneta Wolf 19 ' X H I 1 WP? i Ns 5-, ,Q Geraldrne Baker V1c Mrchael Beard Jerry Bolrnger Randy Bratton Sharon Butler Evelyn Cook John Davrs Steve DISIHQCI' Karen Fogelsong Class Of 63 Sponsors Mr Johnson Mr Crum Jean Baker Jane Baker Billy Bratton William Butz Ronald Cree William Davis Nancy Dreckrnann Cheryl Garrett Secretary Patty Gochenour Conme Good Janet Hackerd Treasurer M1ke H111 Phrlrp Hodson Ronme Hutchrson Patr1c1a Martrn Janet Metzger Mary Jane Miller Louann Neff Vrce Presxdent Jxmmy Olrver Carolyn Payne Wayne Remaly Mary Ann Rodkey R1chard Roth Mrldred Rule Larry Srpes Dana Spaldmg John Stroup Kenneth Taylor B111y Werda Presrdent e Presrdent Gordon Welk Class OF 64 Sharre11Gay1or Treasurer Sponsors Mrs Rex Son11aG11man Mrs Rltenour Mary Huffer Darlene Hu fford Tommy Jacoby Secretary Lloyd Johnson Janet Mrller Davrd Morrrson Rlta Newklrk Sharon Phrlhps Jeff Prrce Maurrce Purcell Pamela Skrles Don Snapp Vernon Sungley Melrnda Wagoner Marcra Whrte Jerry Wrse Leland Wolf Paula Wolf Janrce Woodruff Kerth Yoder Pres1d ent f Qu. X, A gag , 1 I . . .. , I Al- Nancy Hitch r ' E ara . . - 5 ' , . , x . , Y t w P I I X xx , . V J KN i Aww' WY. D gxdlw k x 4' ,gg S ,A -4 'U l -A Q, ll ful, V43 N 'fe at 1 'ff 0' W 1 1 A - Env? I 'A 4 4 Q ,.'. 1.4 .r Q I Q ?,,- 5 A17 v if 'ffm Q -11, z .. ,ini -,A ,.' Q .4J .F 1 a ui J o ,?!.AY: 'zvisfmf 'lx' I'-fi 1j x 'P 0 xl, - 1 n ' , ' 1 , f W .01 5. l sl . Q 2, 1 '- u . Yu I 4 I 'A . '- :,, 1 MQ' ' s K. 1 3 vi D 'Q Y , z.. , . . V' Q , , Na+ 4' 1 wh gl yi T M l ww n Q. X 4 I Q . . ' 4 , K. x-Q. , , A . . 5 D Grades xx. 53 'iii -4 naw .. W 4 Z ta if 5 3 gf A- .4 x rwR2RZwl'15'uf' . J, H 5 TF' . 4' X f f 'V 1-Q.. L If M ' W? X in Af' 'L 55,51-' 1 .f : S Q? A m e A ff? 54? , . 6,1 ., Q ,i 51 4. y , 1-ul.: im? 5 za A My fax 532 :gli Q 0. xm ,, 3 -an ., ,dl 'Y John Bailey Edward Beard Barbara Cheney Julia Cook Richard Cottrell David Dyer Mark Evans Roger Fickle Stephen Fines Opal Flora Max Fogelsong Avery F ultz Larry Hamm Sharon Harrington Richard Hitch Vernon Hitch Keith Howe Sharon Kuszmaul Janet Hufford ReEtta Meadal Danny Morrison Stephen Seifert Jerry Sllverthorn Richard Srpes Garry Snapp Philip Snyder Jackie Stevens Barbara Taylor Ravena Tull rs- , ' 4 I eiij Fddh Grade Teachers Mr Casselman Wolfe Fourth Grade Teacher Mrs McDaniel L-me ? Kristina Beard Retta Beisel Sheena Brown Carol Caughran Billy Combs Stanely Cox Mrke Davis Robert Davis at ered 96 Lada. A Qxl ' Michael Downham Norma Ely Danny Evans Dale Fickle M1ke Gaylor Richard Hackerd Ronald Hufford Elaine Kasten Janette Kemp Larry Kessler Billy Kidd Cathy Kingery Lynne Kuhns Diane Kuszmaul Deborah Ledman Lyle McQuern Rex Meadal Karen Metzger Llnda Metzger Donna Randolph Ruth Reavis Deborah Reppert Johnnie Rogers Ricky Root Betty Sue Smlth Karen Snyder Candy Suter Molly Swanson Ronnie Terrell Dickie lwalker Patty Wolf Kathy Woodruff . . '1 - I 22 1. -1, l - . . . 5 - ,, .. . 3 Q- v 1, , - f , e at s I A . . , ' i . A . Q , .JRR N 5 , 37 i 1 yf , Q 5 .' V N 0' , 1 J' E- J 2 X . .IK t .0 . , 11:52 2 harm EM ww h ' r A ' - -. Sf . , F . -. A' . x v . . L' 'li 'K' f - lA Q' , r x x 1x 1 VA t h' . . , 0 Q I s U 'D in tb . 4- L - . Q. '.1 N ' E E ' - L- . A' - - g , , 557122 s f' 1 1. 0 5 ' ,', , . Q. , , V 5 bx A . A . : ,. .- 9 W Q Q Thurd Grade Teacher Mrs Catron Nancy Bratton Norma Cook Donna Cors Wamta Davxs Trmmy E11er Dennie Ely Rrchard Evans Mrchael Garrett Judrth Gaylor Sandra Howe Robert Huffer Carol Hutchrson Gordon Kemmer Charles Davrd Krdd Randall Krngery Ray Lock Vrckr Meadal Gene M111er Lynn M11ls Qurnn M111s Brlly Morrrson Davrd Mosson V1Ck.1 Peters Karen Purcell Phillip Barley Margre Baker Sandra Catron Gordon Chlttrck Mike Conatser Joyce Davenport Don Davis Becky Dyer John Evans Jo Farrett B111y Harrmgton Irene Httch Debby Hufford Mrke Metzger Malmda Mrller Vrrgrma Otten Pam Peters Rrckey Seekam p Sherman Sheets Jrmmy Skrles Carleton Stewart John Strngley Margy Stroup Jumor Tull Judy Webb Donna Wolf Second Grade Teacher Mrs Cheney 09 52,522 5 .R ,hi v if Q-v' '51 Q A M . Krm Re plogle '- L I Kathy Savory Davrd Serfert Sandra Srlverthorn Lmda Skrles ' s -2- .':' ' '5 ' 5 ' Robert Strou p 4' , W1111am Stroup ' W3 5 ' ' J ia. I - . . -f A 'x ,, v M Q- . Ii V IL Q ,gf -.V Qi' 0' a ia, , . ,,, J , - Mike Shively dt A 6' U A 5- 1 ig: ' We -1 , M . Q' A- ' ' O - ' 5' A vi 4 md, 4- 1 K ' 4 X K .' I K eff- Nl? v 'l ' 2 eq 5 , , A idx D K . . ' 1 P J if ' - - W R' 4 i'1 J .Q A1 ,, 1. s ,nk E' f 1 q 4, '. .Q - ,, , x Q 1 1 rx uv '-X, X 3 .4 7 Tar lg 9 6 YF' . W1 45 V QP- Y ' Teacher Mrs Seest Jerry Austin Denrus Baker Eugene Barton Betty Beard Linda Beard Rhonda Beisel Barbara Bohnger Michael Bluemke B111y Catton Terry Cargile Donna. Chittick Bobby Combs Clifford Davenport Bobby Davis Steven Ehresman Donnie Ely Melanie Fines Gordon Gascho Mary Ann Gochenour Anthony Hardesty Tam Replogle Susan Seifert Robm Sheets Mickey Shively Mrke Spalding Ray Smith Brenda Suter Furst Grade RAIS- Teacher Mrs Wenger 9 F Larry Hardesty q A ' ' I anet Hitch Billy Holloway E , . f bk Alice Fultz , Gary Hufford f Gary Irmegar Kevin Jackson Beverly Kessler Janet Ledman LLJH 12 Q' 'RTI M3 I V W y , 1 A .-, , 1 i ' 2 . 6. Y' . . ., A I S fa so ,Q ' .Q I A iw at W V 6 D Af 3' S J ' j Byron Wolfe ,. 1 an y ,, jf L . I . L . ' ' r V Q U 4. f ' 1- ' I PF NX- - I . N . u I F Q ft ' , ,-'J ' -ez 'lux ' ' 5 V 4 ' - ., A ' - -A -U G' ' ' S ' , A A .M 7' . Q . L- K ' ' , M L f' M . . -, L 'X 1' gag, ' H . f-4, , ., g.., -gn , sw . x Y - ' ' I 'G VA ii x K K' - . K q, ,I Q. 0 Q ' L- J - , Q' Ev 8 V k .W x x' eq Q, - ' 9 S . Y L 2 ' 4.- ., i .X F . N rade GRADE LIBRARIANS SEATED, Luft to Right: Mary Ann Rodkey, Marcia White. STANDING: Phyllis Dietrich, Janet Shuck, Karen Wilson, Sandra Crabtree, Rosemary Dunk. PATROL BOYS KNEELING, Left to Right: Danny Conatser, Dick Andrew. STANDING: Torn Stroup, John Davis, Larry Jackson. xff '-3, A COOKS: Mrs. Hinesley, Mrs. Bogan School ife Fight Team For R.H.S Fight Rossville High. Battles are fought and won. By thinking that it can be done. So fight team for R. H. S. Fight Rossville High. Courage will stand the test, So fight for Rossville. Win for Rossville High. ports Varsuty quad Thorp Bob Hackerd BACK ROW Phrl Buck head coach Myron Chezem student manager Kerth Dlsrnger Larry Mortsolf Kenny Rrce Tom Smrth Ronnre Butler Larry Metzger student manager Dale Robertson assrstant head coach Nov Nov Nov Not Nlov Dec Dee Dec Dec an Jackson Flora -Xttxca Jeff Lafayette Horace M ann Sherrdan K1rkl1n Forest Wtnamac Bloornrngton QTQ r nf1eldfTj VARSITY SCHEDULE 1958 1959 all HH an Fe Fe e Fe Fe e Feb Feb Complrmcnts of MOC!-lERMAN'S REGA L Frank fort Central Catholrc Lebanon kv estern southwestern ly est Lafay ette Northwestern lv on Lost ronal Tourney Scores Mulberry Krrklrn Frankfort Forest 3 I FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dick Buck, Larry' Marshall, Bob Latshaw, Joe Metzger, Gerald Roth Gary . 4 . 48 313 I . 17 ' ' . 7 ' 58 633 I . 233 ' ' Nov. 15 Kokomo 553 '76 IBD. 27 Dfflllhi . 21 . ' 51 44 I . EO '. 26 - 55 57 b. 6 ' r . 29 45 57 b. 13 A . 5 ' 633 56 F b. 14 'H ' 4' I . 12 ' ' 51 42 b. 20 r' ' . 16 67 6-l ' -- . 19 ' 72 56 ' j I J' . 3 ' 6:3 69 b. 25 - ' fix ' 82 39 F b. 126 ' ' j . 27 . 28 1958-59 Headhnes Rossville wins from Jackson in lidlifterg before biggest home crowd in a decade. . . Flora rally nips Rossville. . . Kokomo Wildcats win over Rossvilleg over 7,400 see the fabulous Jimmy Rayl notch 38 points. . . Rossville Hornets rally to triumph over Attica. . . La- fayette I eff shades Rossvilleg big comeback almost wins for Hornets. . . Rossville 'dumped' by Horace Manng Hornets muster only 22070 of shots. . . Rossville whips Sheridan Blackhawksg Hornets back on beam with con- ference victory. . . Rossville defeats Kirklin: .Toe Metz- ger out, Hornets encounter stiff opposition. . . Rossville grabs a barn burnerg Forest battles to finish. . . Rossville bags Winamacg Rossville wins tourney consolation. . . Rossville beats Hot Dogs in net classic: Hornets scorch nets with 52070 firing, win on final quarter burst. . . Ross- ville smothers Central Catholic Knights of Lafayette. . . Rossvilleis easy winner off Delphi. . . Rossville Smothers Delphi. . . Rossville Trounces Lebanon. . . Hornets Beat Western. . . Rossville Wins Thriller. . , Rossville Downs West Side 48 to 45. . . Bob Hackerd Hits 46, Rossville Wins. . . Joe Metzger's tipin wins cliff-hanger. . . ww ' mourn f 1 MLIDIJINIYTEAM Feral! lot. lemme ......,..........,...... . r hrr:luzul,n.mn ......... Davilelhllnmhgla ...... P5'53lll'h,llnlnkun ..... -lvlmnr.ln-vue .,.. .. lliillllekertlanvde .... T'l!llhi.GredicIl ........ Danlalhc, ...... alll Dickerson, Cnwfotdsvhe ...... r. ................. flhsndnyare. f The IQ Ctlwfotdsville Hula All-Tourney Team. And it lllilzlbitofworktosdectlt Plqersintheeolorfulmurney. mqvixu,aqmupi.mm,4. !eme,putfom'oliisst:tinjiive ontheteam. Champion Craw- lardsvilhvasnextinlinewith three, ldluwed by nbqningm withtwoandGreentieldwithue. ,Uweudwn1eamouuw..1- lltlflf'ero!themeet,thehar' mvwld tdtothe Athenians' Bill Bmet. 'neu alahrdid fhetithforhisteam. to As far as the most colorful llllt exciting player, mug mckeuuaammegm UI Nd- Hldwrd. vm mms un!y5-7, Ugg,-. Uumhilevwymntmmaa gemwa. . .-Q. U.. s-,....-.......... ,,,, Block SecHon And Varshy Yell Leaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Peg- gy Tipmore, Diane Gilman, Deanna Mockerman. Ns Compliments of CRIPE'S JEWELRY STORE Rossville, Indiana iq' FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ned Gochenour, Don Hufford, Gary I-Iodgen, Ronald Cohee, Ronnie Butler. BACK ROW: Mr. Robertson, Assistant Coach, Carl Mocherman, Larry Andrew, Kenny Rice, Brian Reppert, Gerry Bonebrake, Kenny Hodson, Mr. Buck, Head Coach. B TEAM YELL LEADERS, Left to Right: Sandra Garrett, Nancy Gochcnour, Darryl McQuern. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Doyne Whiteman, Arnold Bol, Danny Cross, Jim Wolf, Bob Frantz, Ray Perry, Gary Price. BACK ROW: Mr. Robertson, Bill Cox, Randy Burkhalter, Harold Archer, Max Burkhalter, Gail Deboy, Jim Need Manager. ' I 0- t li 'D if Compliments of MILNER FOOD MARKET Quality Groceries, Meats, Produce Sedalia H ll B Team B TEAM SCHEDULE 1958-1959 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Jackson Flora Kokomo Attica Jeff-Laf. Sheridan Kirklin Forest Wina mac Frankfort Central C. Delphi Lebanon Western Southwest W. Lafayette Northwest Ross. Opp. 38 22 28 37 22 31 17 25 41 44 39 38 23 16 70 25 35 29 24 40 38 32 35 38 36 34 35 26 31 25 20 42 1 46 Won ost 52... Freshman FRESH MAN SCHEDULE Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. an. an. an Fe 3 Flora 10 Kirklin 13 East Tipp 29 Flora 4 Thorntown ll Sunnyside 18 Tecumseh 8 Frankfort Tecumseh fTj Delphi Lebanon Attica Won--Lost quad 1958-1959 Ross. Opp 30 41 45 28 28 35 36 45 17 29 35 52 28 46 28 47 Nov . Nov . Nov Nov Nov . Dec Dec Dec Dec. Ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Savory, Grade Squad 5th 8: 6th Grade WON LOST 5th Grade WON LOST 6th Grade WON LOST Janet Hufford, Sharon Kuszmaul Linda Kamstra. ,fl LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Gochenour, Sonija Gilman, Louann Neff. Junior High quad JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE 1958-1959 3 Flora . . 10 Kirklin . . 13 East Tipp . . . 18 St. Lawrence . . 24 Owasco . . . 2 Flora .... 4 Thorntown . . 11 Sunnyside . . 18 Tecumseh . 8 Frankfort .... 12 Owen Township. . . . 22 Delphi ..... 29 Lebanon. . . 5 Attica .......... 12 Lebanon Conf. QTJ 14 Sunnyside QTJ ...... Ross . 30 44 39 28 35 34 28 39 37 30 28 37 23 29 37 28 ODD . 12 15 13 13 21 14 17 21 29 28 11 15 22 13 27 37 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dickie A n dre w, Danny Conatser, Richard Cottrell, Avery Fultz, Jerry Chittick, Jerry Silverthorn. SECOND ROW: Garry Chittick, David Dyer, Steve Seifert, Danny Morrison, Larry Hamm, Mark Evans, G a r y S n a pp . THIRD ROW: Mr. Casselman, coach, Tony Gascho, Torn Kid d, Tom Stroup, Garry Kuhns, John Davis, R i c h a r d S e i fe r t, Vernon Hitch. SITTING, Left to Right: Billy Joe W eida, Gordon Welk, Richard Roth, Ronnie Cree, David Morrison, Wayne Remaly, Jeff Price. BACK ROW: Mt. Robertson, coach, Tomjacoby, Michael Beard, John Stroup, Bill Davis, Larry Sipes, Don Snapp, Maurice Purcell, Phil l-lodson. Compliments of SANITARY LUNCH-BON WEIDA Rossville March 28 Hoosxer Relays FRONT ROW, Left to R1ght Kenny Cree Myron Chezem Ronrue Ohver Alan Brown Larry Marshall. CENT!-31 ROW I1m Ba11ey Ierry Cable, Dick Davrson Gary Thorp BACK ROW Gerald Roth, Joe Metzger Kenny Hodson Kelth Dlsmger Mr Robertson Track Coach 1958 Track Team VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE 1959 Apr1l Apnl Apnl Apnl Apr1l Aprll Apnl Apnl f J F -1 My MYRON CHEZEM High Jump, Second Delph1 Flora Frankfort Jeff Lafayette Lebanon Western Flora Hoosler Conference County Meet Kokomo Relays MEDALS AWARDED TO Compliments of MC CLURE'S DRUG STGZE Rossville Q4- yyl 'zur' Hodson . Marshall Rigdon . Bailey . Chezem Half -mile Relay Broad Jump 3rd 3 qi. l,.,g,fr ,,, 6 ',,,, i ,Mh. -all-, ' ,A 1 1 M75 ,- A - g '1- :I31aQg-- , , nw , I-ffsm 2 4 1 i ' zz, ' f A4553-,,,AfZ:,,f by ,gulf ,I - . K ' z' , - ' A ' 511.1541 ' W 0' ' AM A . mu' -s '.' L rganizafions 9? as a t G .Q use,-Mega g J gfaifq, hx, ,. A .-.-A'r1'vr-J Latin Club OFFICERS: Consul, Lynn McQuerng Pro-Consul, Jeanette Rohr: Scriba, Monte Hayes:Quaestor, Janice Martin: Sponsor, Mrs. Rodkey. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Tull, Earl Ehresman, Gail Deboy, Ledon Hitch, Eddie Butz, Gordon Wolf, Randy Burkhalter, Jim Taylor, Danny Cross, Jim Wolf, Fred Louck, Max Rothenberger, Mike Jones, Max Rodkey, Bob Finney, Jeff Blackburn, Monte Hayes. SECOND ROW: Herb Louck, Jim Sterling, Larry Marshall, George Flora, Harold Archer, Ray Petry, Larry Egelhoff, Ronnie Hodgen, Lynn MCQuern, Dick Buck, Ronnie Cohee, Charles Porter, Gary Hodgen, Larry Rodkey, Bill McKinney, Wilmer Good, Richard Cook, Jerry Hurley, John Bushee. THIRD ROW: Brian Reppert, Nancy Vinard, Janet Stevens, Sue Thomas, Harriet Wenger, Jean Kochert, Waneta Wolf, Karen Wilson, Jeanette Rohr, Bormie Lee, Glenna Koble, Janice Martin, Peggy Tipmore, Nancy Gochenour, Phyllis Wenger, Carolyn Dolby, Frances Cook, Sandra Kidd. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Jones, Sandra Garrett, Mary Janet Crum, Gayle Miller, Barbara Dunk, Sarah Jane Bushee, Janice Collins, Becky Rodkey, Betty Wolf, Kay Reed, Frances Largston, Ruth Scolley, Linda Terrell. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Roth, Julia Thomas, Beth Chezem, Ruth Petry, Virginia Reppert, Sandra Crabtree, Beth Evans, Judy Cohee, Etta Long, Carole Bratton, Barbara Kelly, Karen Pearcy, Carol Silverthorn, Bormie Miller, Sandra Johnson, Linda Hufford. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: Myron Chezem, Phyllis Dunk, Bob Grove, Steve Hodson, Carl Louck, Donna Patrick. Compliments of DELBERT D. PETERS MORAN HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing and Electric DR- ROBERT GROVE Moran Rossville Rossville tudent Council FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Presrdent Carol Srlverthorn Sponsor Mr Marshall Seruor Larry Marshall SECOND ROW Juruors Bob Grove Jo Ann Chck Sophomores der Jaruce Co111ns NOT IN PICTURE Secretary Semor Kay Reed 'Q-, Carol Srlverthorn Compllments of SKILES PURE OIL SERVICE ALEXANDERS POULTRY COMPANY B AND L 421 CAFE Rossvrlle Robsvllle Rossv11le J' .! X Charlie Silverthorn, Suzanne Beardg F reshm en, Lynn Sny- V 331352252225 unshine ociely OFFICERS: President, Janice Laughnerg Vice-President, Peggy Tipmore, Treasurer, Ruth PetrygCor- responding Secretary, Becky Rodkey, Recording Secretary, Darryl McQuerng Chaplain, Phyllis Dunk, Song Leader, Karen Wilsong Pianist, Jackie Millerg Program Chairman, Mary Rose Ryang Sponsor, Mrs. Crum. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Frances Cook, Betty Wolf, Barbara Kelly, Nancy Gochenour, Bonnie Lee, Louise Butler, Jo Ann Click, Bonnie Miller, Nancy Roth, Nancy Cripe, Mary Nell Douglas, Jeanette Rohr, Joy Hobbs, Sharon Yount, Nancy Vinard, .T ackie Miller. SECOND ROW: Karolyne Douglas, Phyllis Diet- rich, Janice Martin, Waneta Wolf, Karen Wilson, Pat Reser, Julia Thomas, Beth Chezem, Candy George, Janet Crum, Ruth Scolley, Bertha Mosson, Margaret Long, Betty Davis, Janice Collins. THIRD ROW: Becky Rodkey, Peggy Tipmore, Harriet Wenger, Jane Boone, Alta Chezem, Diane Gilman, Sue Rigdon, Glenna Koble, Deanna Mocherman, Linda Terrell, Dinah Beam, Patty Duckworth, Penny Pearcy, Sue Ras- mussen, Phyllis Wenger, Carolyn Dolby, Frances Langston, Sandra Kidd, Janice Hutchison, Ruth Petty, Janice Laughner. FOURTH ROW: Penny Skiles, Sue Thomas, Delilah Calvert, Barbara Martin, Sandra Johnson, Sally Miller, Anna Mae Graves, Carol Si.lverthorn, Karen Pearcy, Betty Chittick, Jane Liebert, Etta Long, Virginia Bol, Kay Reed, Rosemary Dunk, Mary Wise, Karen Morrison, Wilma Gascho, Char- lotte Isabel, Bonnie Huffer, Linda Whiteman, Sue Shedron. FIFTH ROW: Marsha Jones, Elizabeth Cal- houn, Jean Kochert, Sandra Crabtree, Sharon Unger, Carroll Unger, Sharon Boyd, Suzanne Beard, Ruthann Mdiarty, Bonita Mocherman, Judy Cohee, Linda Hufford. SIXTH ROW: Virginia Reppert, Janet Stevens, Gayle Miller, Carole Bratton, Beth Evans, IreneCable,Sarah Jane Bushee, Kathy Blackburn, Karen Miller, Darryl McQuern, Janet Shuck, Barbara Dunk, Sandra Garrett, Mary James, Mary Rose Ryan. NOT IN PICTURE: Phyllis Dunk, Donna Patrick, Betty Epp, Glenda Woodruff, Nancy Payne. Compliments of LISCHKE DRUG CO. HODSON PLUMBING 8: HEATING BAKER'5 VARIETY STORE Rossville Rossville Rossville fslfojml 1 W 555 POCCVITL,-, HT L1 C OCL November 99 1958 W, W fm gb lFY lt- ff' ' FRONT ROW, Left to Right- Nancy Gochenour, Charles Porter. Danny Cross, Phylhs Wenger, Monte Hayes. SECOND ROW. Jeanette Rohr, Ledon H1ICh, Busmess Manager, J'an1ce Collms, Edltor, Lynn McQuern, Sue Thomas, Jaruce Laughner, Becky Rodkey, Betty Wolf. THIRD ROW: D3V1d Bxery, Barbara Dunk, ASSOCISIC Edltorg Ronrue Hodgen, D1Ck Rogers, Gary Wolf, Barbara Kelly, Edd1eButz, Harold Archer, Sandra Garrett. NOT IN PICTURE. Kay Reed, Fred Louck, Sponsor, Mrs. Rodkey. Complxments of ADRIAN MC GILL FRFDA'S BEAUTY SHOP GRAY'S HATCHERIES ROSSV1116 Rossvxlle ROSSV111C 'Q 31? ' Ji?-f ' 3933? - 5 7 . 1 '-5 gy: -jus! a 4521 ,zu - N V: I 2.2 uw 1 ' Ir :.' 5553- 3 1-,gg ,.-X :.:.- x X ::. I ff ern? , . Q lfglirwg : gX3.ffiEg5 ,.. .J : 4.151 3 fH i V i V 'ini -A rn V Y V i i V 7,1 Y W rl, Y x::..:.?E.2j51Q In Q Z . . N 1 L '-1 1112 A' I N, 3 1 - ' TC ' . F 'N y ' 5. Af x as W ,XY Q Ban FRONT ROW Left toR1ght ,Tuha Thomas J oy Hobbs Leon Hamm Gordon B1ery Jrm Wolf Fred Louck Kathy Blackburn Pat Reser Nancy Roth SECOND ROW Caro1S1.1verthorn Phyllls Wenger Bonnle Lee Harrlet Wenger Connle Good V1rg1n1a Reppert Earl Ehresrnan L1ndaWh1teman Sandra Krdd Marsha Jones Robert Vtnard 13.61116 Miller THIRD ROW Larry Egelhoff Ronme Ohver Ronald Hutchrson Roger Frey Jerry Hurley Hal Brown Nancy Vmard Janice Hutcluson Sue Thomas Bob Ward George Flora Myron Chezem Mr Canme Dtrector FOURTH ROW Max Rothenberger Jeff Blackburn Alan Brown Ronme Ftnney Carl Louck Bob Mohler Monte Hayes Sarah Bushee Pam Sk11es Nancy Dreck mann, Charles Silverthorn, Wilma Goscho. Compliments of RODKEY'S CHESTER WHITES ORVILLE SHULTHEIS GROCERY WUI-FE AGENCY Rossville Pyrmont Rossville Chorus FRONT ROW Left to Right Suzanne Beard Linda Terrell Penny Pearcy Sue Shedron SECOND ROW Betty Chittick Karen Miller Margaret Long Sandra Kidd THIRD ROW W1lmaGascho Jaruce Martin Mary Wise ,Tan1ceHutch1son FOURTH ROW Jane Lei bert Kaaren Morrison Julia Thomas karen Wilson FIFTH ROW Elizabeth Calhoun Sarah Bushee Sharon Unger Carole Bratton SIXTH ROW Harriet Wenger Jackie Miller Janice Collins Becky Rodkey SEVENTH ROW Sharon Boyd Darr1yMCQuern Phyllis Wenger EIGHTH ROW Jim Wolf Carol Silverthorn Janet Stevens Phyllis Dunk NINITH ROW Lynn McQuern Sue Thomas Carroll Unger Ronnie Finney TENTH ROW Max Rothenberger Leon Hamm ELEVENTH ROW Ronnie Hodgen Larry Egel hoff Harold Archer Bob Finney Compliments of ED LEMBECK IR. ANONYMOUS DAVID BRIGHT Electrical Contractor Rossville Veterinarian Frankfort Rossville Lars Staff Lars Edxtonal staff FRONT ROW Left to Rrght Vxrguua B01 Grades Ronn1eHodgen Sports D1ck Rogers Asslstant Ed1tor Herb Louck Ed1tor Phylls Dunk Orgamzauons Jean Kochert Seruors Fran ces Cook J'un1or I-hyat Frank Stafford Sports BACK ROW Kay Reed Grades Barbara Kelly Faculty Carol S11verthorn Art Gary Wolf Underclassmen B111 Gtlman Orgamzauons Dav1dB1ery Photo grapher NOT IN PICTURE Betty Wolf Senlors Lars Buslness staff FRONT ROW Left to R1ghL Becky Rodkey BonrueMocher man Business Managers Sue Thomas Harrlet Wenger BACK ROW Larry Marshall Max Rothenberger Gary De boy Max Rodkey :M W Compllments of HQQSIER STATIONERS MODERN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING NORRIS PRINTING CO Frankfort Kokomo Frankfort z f x 4 ' N A+ 1 4' - I 'X . Q L3 B .,v 9 . . u L . z . .. ' 3 . ' g . . ' ' : . ' : ' . ' ' : . ' : - . ' ' : , - 2 . s . : . s 9 1 3 ' . o 1 D 3 n 1 v ' . : , ' . I ' I ' 1 I . Q , 3 v ' 9 l ' , . uk . ,-uv- -a .., , , . K A , .. fr.: f - ' .,..wp. . - ' Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: President, Dave Biery, Vice-P resident, Wilmer Good, Secretary, Gary Wolf, Treasurer, Charles George, Reporter, Jeff Blackburn, Sentinel, Steve Salmon. Sponsor, Mr. Acord. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Danny Leazenby, Bob Ward, Doyne Whiteman, Barry Michael, Ronnie llun- ter, Dick Rodkey, Keith Koble, Glen Royer, Bill Dunk, Bob Frantz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Acord, Gordon Biery, Jerry Reef, Charles McCarty, Larry Kochert, Jeff Blackburn, Lynn Snyder, Dick Langston, David Biery, Jim Need, Ward Frey. THIRD ROW: Myron Neff, Glen Wolf, Mack Gochenour, Bob Mohler, Gary Wolf, Gary Deboy, Carl Mockerman, Mike Hayes, Max Burkhalter, Wilmer Good, Roger Frey. FOURTH ROW: Abe Judd, Gordon Wolf, Bob Latshaw, Tom Smith, Gerry Bonebrake, Phil Sipes, Herman Neff, Dean Sledge, Charles George. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: Steve Salmon, Ralph Kelly. 'fficial awards' DAVE BIERY DICK LANGSTON ROSSVIUC boys Dave Biery - - high in- dividual in Livestock judging at state, win- ninga Purdue scholar- ship and trip. Dick Langston -- high in- dividual in Dairy judging at state, win- ninga Purdue scholar- ship, Compliments of RODKEY IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE Rossville, Indiana 19 L1V6SLOCkJUdg1llQ, 55 State Duroc t State Yorkshrre n State Mrlkrng Shorthorn County Farr Contest County Dlstrrct State frnals t Rlchmond Va fNat1onalj n 1959 GREEN HAND Jeff Blackburn STAR FARMER Dave Blery LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM Left to Rlght Chuck George Wrlmer Good Jeff Blackburn Dave Blery Russell Stephenson Sporsor Off to Rlchmond, Va ONE OF INDIANA S BEST The Judging team of Judgmg Teams 19 Darry Iudgrng 58 the Rossulle Chapter Future Farmers of Amer County rea prcturcd above will compete m the Natronal Invltatronal Judgmg contest to be held at the At DISUICI lantnc Rural Exposxtron m Rlchmond Vxrguna on State F1115-115 Monday Natronal Bronze wms top dalry udgmg honor The Rossvxlle dairy 3udgxng team won the top honor yesterday over teams from 13 counties partxcxpat mg in the Lafayette District 4 4-H 'ma 1-'FA Dairy Judsins Comm: in :Milml County accordmg to Ralph Acord Rossvtlle vo-ag teacher Total pomts scored by the Rosa w xlle team were 1 096 which placed them first over 23 competing teams Teams from Howard and Cass eountses tied for second place with scores of 1056 The judging team from Lnttle Jeff placed ninth lndxvldual scqnng for the Ross vnlle team Gerry Gaseho 373, Dick Langston, 383 Wayne loose 300, and Gosdan Bsery alternate 333. Placing as hskh individuals among S2 boys partncipsttug were Gascho, second Lanalton third an loore, filth Waterloo Ia Emblem DAIRY IUDGING TEAM, Left to Rlght D1ck Langston Gordon Blery Roger Frey Gerry Gascho Mr Acord Sponsor Complrments of RUSSELL STEPHEN SON ELEVATORS Rossv1l1e and Sedaha 6 h V' ' 2 d y A ' lst 1 4 F F A ' ' lst ' ' ' lst ' s ' ' lst ' 4 h t . 2 d 4' VNV. ,,.o ...gi I - I . u s 1 . h - l . . ' V' '. . . ' lst f ' . . . - - ' lst I . W .LM . . mv' 4. . . ! , lst ' . r. ' o o , . . I ' I : D . . . s I 1 a , .I Q' , , . ' . VV I l B . , , ' :V I I ' . S f , . . D I' Cqlnes lc M , X Q K sf. 'rue for f I Buck Crum 0 xx, , Mark Crum and Mr.Acord discussing the latest in hograising equipment with Mark 's dad. ROS-wife Experiences like those listed below help to make dreams come true Pest hunt . . . Father and son Banquet . . . Chapter Farm Project . . . Eats stand at Hog Sale . . . Helpingat local Stock Show . . . Shop projects . . . Field Trips . . . Judging COIIICSIS Compliments of RUSSELL STEPHENSON -ELEVATORS Rossville and Sedalia at an If if Leit to Rigmtz Cnanes Portex, Mike Sones, Monxe Hayes, Kon Hodgen, Exed Lonck, S n NSI. Kxarnex, Sponsos. BACK ROW: Bonn Gnrn, Maxwew, Kenny Bones vt, Hem Lonck, Can Lonck, Steve Hodson, Mt. Sohnson, Sponso: FRONT ROW , Bnshee, Chame Siwennot , Kenny Cxee, Bohn Bnshee, Bnan Reppe S SEVEN TH FRON GRAD Huff T ROW E SCIEN 0 61 Dane 1 Left to CE CLU n - . D er' Pam Hufford Right! MaB' Eivis' Sh Iles' K no Melinda ry BACK Rarreu Gayl elth Yoda Wag- Woody OW- Of. L1 I' John uff' ' Marc- 0Yd Joh SMPD. MI- J0hnx, white Jfson- 1 ' ' . Sponsor' fgce 1 on As we prepare the frnal copy for the February 1 deadlrne we the edrtors pause IN RETROSPECT to express apprecratron to 1 A co operatrve staff Ralph s Srudro Brazrl Mr Butherus of Intercollegrate Press Herbert Louck, Senror End sheets Sponsors fSee pages 12 13 14 15 16 1'7 18 19 52 53 54 55 56 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 675 Patrons Athletrc Department Rossvrlle Krger and Co Inc Indranapolrs Kothe Wells and Bauer Co Inc Indranapohs Glen Metzger Mulberry Relrable Extermrnators, Inc West Lafayette Dretzens Bakerres, Kokomo John Sexton and Co Indranapohs Sheets Barber Shop Rossvrlle Donna Belle Gochenour Rossvrlle Mocherman s Store Sedalra Herse Garage, Moran B 84 C Applrances Rossvrlle Hube Shepard Rossvrlle Sunshrne Socrety Rossvrlle Gordon Foods Inc Loursvxlle Chesty Terre Haute Henry W Boersma Tours Wheaton Illrnors Deckers Inc , Lafayette REGRET that thrs prctorral story could not include Our January sprrng vacatron Sectronal and perhaps subsequent tourneys Vrsrt to State Legrslature February 10 Indrana Achrevement tests March 28 and Aprrl 25 Senror trrp to Washrngton D C and New York Aprrl 12 17 Latrn Club banquet May 1 Baccalaureate May 3 2. ' ' - ' 3. . ' 4. ' - 5, -------------- 6. 2. ' ' . 3. ' ' ' - 4. ' ' - ' 5. ' ' ' . . - ' - 6. ' 7. 8. Commencement May 6 XS Nun k Academuc QW 'IW I f 'in' Z 1.25 e gf- ?2 't5 M WW .M --- ffm?-f Sensor Eff?- ale, Q Y fi , gp? '12.f if if X 1:3 Q f l gig, 'wif-'j ,f Underclassmen Aihlehcs .,.. Organuzahons ,-liz: 14 Exif 59ers Each sprlng a class of semors IS ushered out ofR H S byarela uvely stmple ceremony on com mencement rught 1n early May Al ways the succeedmg fall new faces appear at the threshold of the first grade room to fill the vacancy and keep a perpetual cycle IH motlon A century and a decade ago Con estoga wagons carrled a clan of p1oneers w1th adventure hot III the1r blood to the Westernmost shores of a sprawllng nauon ln 1ts nat1v1ty Thelr ex1t left a vacancy to be filled whtle they plotted the new avenues of Amer1ca Thls sprmg the 59 ers make thexr GXIII. There w1ll be no pro blems tn Hlhng thetr vacancy The quesuon IS not Wtll someone 511 my place? but Wtlll iill the vacancy left for me adequately? The respons1b1l1ty upon grad uauon lS monumental The 49 ers were faced w1th expandmg the realm of a nauon The 59 ers are faced Wlth preservmg the dlgfllty of that natton The 49 ers faced the dan gers wfuch mtumdated the peace and safety of h1s own famlly In the twenueth century era of no place to h1de the 59 ers must face the responslbhty of protecung the world peace 1n the wake of the great atomlc deadlock Though rn the LARS as tn llfe the 59 ers find thelr 1nsp1rat1on and courage m the annals of the 49 ers they face the1r future wlth an out look as modern as the cover that encases tlus book 10 9 8 7 l O FIRE I f if ' ,Q fo' '42,-91 5 .....-rf-7 ' - ' - , A., G' ll- I - ' ' - ff: N ,A is ,r W A ,, , , f ' .2 Q43 5 . I '- llll 1 0 t BSI' - g , ' . lv' my f I KX 'Wye ' . -tv i K! 5 ' ' 1 can -Q f f g . , . - ,,Q.f U73 xr... . . . 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