Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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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.

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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

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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.