Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

in which Jh Smou oh Tiowxlk Hujk School go a-fishing in the stream of 96 The oldest building in use in the Rossville Consolidated School District, Rossville, Indiana. Time is but the stream I go a- fishing in. --Henry David Thoreau Larry Andrew, assistant editor Larry Rodkey, business manager, Don Hufford, editor This edition of the LARS attempts to mirror the 1961 segment of time as it records the growing pains of Rossville Consolidated School District. A rural school area (no town can boast a thousand inhabitants), this consolidation of educational facilities has been one of natural evolution. To paraphrase Thoreau’s quote, Rossville Consolidated School District is a stream so small that it doesn’t deserve the name of a creek, just Campbell’s Run. When Owen consolidated its schools, it chose, as Rossville had. the environs of this small stream. So the first division of the book fldnuMdwtiori is prefaced by a picture of Owen’s veteran principal and the school he has served for thirty-one years out of his total tenure of forty-seven. Smou and Udmimmi use the scenic beauty of Clay Township to introduce their sections. Guuk return to the banks of Campbell's Run with a nostalgic scene, go upstream to Langston’s pit in Owen. utilize the ball diamond framed by a backdrop of trees on the banks of Campbell's Run. And now let us join the editors as they have gone a-fishing. To those who treasure the memories of days spent along Campbell’s Run, the catch will truly be significant. Me tduujk A Mfude o( A 'TtoMm, Mitk wuffOiiaUott Gene Milner, who rides from Owen Township seems to be headed for the bus again. Too many girls? --well, maybe not such a big whale. Rossville Consol- idation has fifteen routes, the longest of which is thirty- three miles and the shortest, seven. However, no student travels longer than fifty-five minutes on a bus. Of the fif- teen bus drivers in the Conso- lidation, Clarence Malaska is the veteran, having driven for seventeen years. Although our transportation problem evoked thoughtful consider- ation on the part of the Board, it wasn’t nearly so serious as that of most consolidations. . Halfred Mortsolf. Iotl Catron, Harm How We tftwe I Su emtmied Yes, you were one of 771 when you enrolled in Ross- ville Consolidated School District on August 26. Whether eager, indifferent, or actually opposed to the idea, you did come. You have found, if you were one of the 371 in the junior and senior high school, that the consolidation still is in the process of change. At least, now we have our own superintendent, Mr. Charles D. Frazee. Hired as principal for the school term 1959-1960, Mr. Frazee in the interim completed work for his superintendent’s license. As the first superintendent of Rossville Consolidated School Dis- trict, Mr. Frazee combines with this office that of principal. His duties are like the statement at the close of a sale bill - “too numerous to mention.” Though high school girls serve as office assistants, the pose of Mr. Frazee typing is a fa- miliar one. Too, Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Wolf assist with attendance and discipline in the junior and senior high respectively. Mr. Montgomery operates from his class room, but Mr. Wolf found a neglected corner and transformed it into an office. As vocational instructor Mr. Wolf moved his class- room to the southwest corner basement room of the west building. His office is the south half of the small room to the east. Oh yes, the art room is still there (and at Christ- mas it looked like Santa's work shop.) Though his office is small and not centrally located, Mr. Wolf handles all high school attendance there as the lower picture indicates. Mr. Wolf is also guidance director for the junior and senior high school. Shifting all fifth and sixth grade students of the Con- solidation to Owen and centralizing all the seventh and eighth grades at Rossville necessitated the redistribution of library books. Mrs. Rodkey has had a busy year, sorting, mending, cataloging, and shelving these books. Conversion of the ramp between the two buildings into an audio-visual center has been part of the library’s development. Compliments of SKILES PURE OIL Rossville, Indiana MILNER FOOD MARKET Quality Groceries, Meats, and Produce Sedalia, Indiana Yes, there were snarls and tangles in the lines of Consolidation—one such was the most advantageous utilization of the buildings owned by the townships. Many taxpayers recall the meeting scheduled by the Board early in 1961 to propose the abandonment of Owasco and the transfer of fifth and sixth grade stu- dents of the three townships to Owen. This plan, as a consequence, called for three elementary schools, grades 1-4, one in each township. The newest of these structures is in Ross Township, dedicated in 1956. Junior High patrol boys, who have assigned posts at street intersections each morning and evening, provide safety for these grade school youngsters. Pictured above is the Pyrmont grade school building, Rossville grade school building, and the three safety patrol boys--Vernon Hitch, David Dyer, and Steve Fines. The Sophomores participate in making their dance a Alta shows Mr. Frazee the new steps of rock and roll, success. r at the school dances. ,the most popular cornet Jwblm ComM xtioii dti yidi Mr. Miller jokes with Jim Shelton, disc jockey at the Senior dance. Compliments of LAVERTY’S Clothing, Hats, and Furnishings Frankfort, Indiana KRAFT MUSIC COMPANY Sales Combined with Service Frankfort, Indiana yf tomlidation, Consists of TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION- CURRICULUM BUILDINGS STUDENT FUN CONVOS INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION and even A NEW TEACHER Student Council rehearses for convo in Methodist Church. The Board of Education oftheRossville Consolidated Schools has announced the employing of Evan E. McFee of Kokomo to fill the position as vocational ag teacher at Rossville High School. McFee will succeed Charles Wolf, who has resigned effective January 27 to attend a Guidance Institute at Purdue University, according to Charles Frazee, Rossville school superintendent. The new vo-ag teacher will start his duties with the opening of the second semester of school on January 30. He is a graduate of a Fayette County high school and prior to entering Purdue University, served two years in the United States armed forces. He graduated from Purdue in January of 1959 with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree. The 29 year old teacher has been associated with several insurance companies during the past several years. Julia Thomas ranked third in County DAR competition. R. W. REAGAN SON School Bus Sales and Repair Lebanon, Indiana Compliments of DIETZEN’S Bakers of Holsum Sof-twist Bread Kokomo, Indiana AdMutMiatiott, We seniors will re- member our days at our respective grade schools and will relive many ex- periences that havetaken place in the last eventful twelve years. The leading characters in most of these reminiscent thoughts will be the teachers who have guided us, helped us, and reprimanded us, trying to shape us into responsible citizens. Many of these teach- ers throughout the consoli- dation once, the same as we, were grade school stu- dents playing along Camp- bell’s Run, junior high boys and girls extremely excited at the thoughts of growing up, green freshmen trying to locate the matli room, and finally Rossville sen- iors with many high ambi- tions and goals. After graduation from R.H.S. or various other high schools, these teachers branched into various fields of education. Some started their teach- ing careers with us; others were extremely exper- ienced when they graced our halls and classrooms. The class of 1961 would truly like to thank the administration, faculty, and other school personnel, each of whom has given much time and effort in guiding us. Edited by, Bonnie Lee and Julia Thomas. Compliments of H. AND K. SUPER MARKET Rossville, Indiana STUDENT COUNCIL--SEATED: Mariann Rodkey, Peggy Tipmore, Roger Frey, Alta Chezem, Alan Brown. STAND- ING: Jim Oliver, Don Snapp, Mr. Robertson, Marilyn Hodgen, Gail Deboy. CONSOLIDATION OFFICE—Mr. Wolf, Helen Montgomery, and Mr. Frazee. CouoUdcoft 0({ue Stidtoi toiml SCHOOL BOARD--Mr. Frazee, superintendent; Paul Huf- SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE—Alta Chezem, Diane Gil- ford, treasurer; Helen Montgomery, secretary; Elwood man, Suzanne Beard, Linda Whiteman, Wilma Gascho, Burkle, president; Edwin Thomas, secretary. Julia Thomas, Janice Martin, Mr. Frazee. School 'Bo d SitfeMtuidefU'i 0 jfi yfdMuiMwtiuz Gwtrfi No doubt there are many moments in the lives of the administrators of the school—from the busiest School Board official to the youngest Student Council member--when they would like to lock the doors and post a sign--“Gone Fishin”’, but the problems must be faced and solutions reached. Helen Montgomery serves as Girl Friday in the Consolidation office where the School Board holds its regular meetings. Stu- dents assist Mr. Frazee in the superintendent’s office; and they, like him, would appreciate the installation of an intercom or escalator. Student Council--while it doesn’t worry about taxes, wrecked busses, or teacher contracts—does arrange the student calendar and is working on the purchase of an intercom. Mr. Robertson is the sponsor of this group. Sciem F. L. JOHNSON...Science; Forest High School; A.B., Indiana State Tea- chers College, M.A., Purdue; Sponsor of Science Club; 4 years in Rossville Consolidation. HUBERT RULE ...Science; Michigantown High School; B.S., Purdue University; 3 years in Rossville Consolidation. Illdkmcdiu CECIL CRUM...Mathematics; Lamar, Missouri, High School; B.S., Southwest Missouri State Teachers Col- lege; Sponsor of Sunshine, Sponsor of Freshmen; 19 years in Rossville Consolidation. WILBERT R. IRICK...Mathematics; Rossville High School; A.B., Manchester College; Sponsor of Sopho- mores; 9 years in Rossville Consolidation. Mrs. Crum’s blackboard shows signs of extensive use. ■ Mr. Irick pauses from his never ending task of grading papers. Sotid Stouki JAMES MONTGOMERY...Social Studies; Danville High School; B. S., Central Normal College; Sponsor of Seventh Grade; 16 years in Rossville Consol- idation. Mr. Montgomery agrees that there is never a dull moment in seventh grade history. F. KEITH ADDISON. . .Social studies; Milroy High School; B. S. Hanover College; Sponsor of Seniors; 4 years in Rossville Consolidation. Mr. Addison and Ray engage in a favorite sport-- making election predictions. ANN SARAH WILLIAMS...Physical Edu- cation, Home Economics, Health; Huron High School; B.S., Purdue University; Cafeteria Supervisor, Sponsor of Jun- iors; 1 year in Rossville Consolidation. Miss Williams enjoys the Junior home room along with physical education and health classes. 'fkjucd Caution all drivers! Watch for this sign! PHIL BUCK PHIL BUCK. .Coach, Health, Driver Education, Phys- ical Education; Rossville High School; B.S., M.S., Indiana University; 6 years in Rossville Consolida- tion. CLARK STAHLY...History, Driver Education, Physi- cal Education; Hartford Center High School; B.S., Ball State Teachers College; 2 years in Rossville Consolidation. CLARK STAHLY J 'm tit ALBERT W. CANINE...Band, Chorus, Music; Crawfordsville High School; B.S., Butler University; 2 years in Rossville Consolidation. Mrs. Dunk asks, Can you draw this?” FLORENCE DUNK...Music, Art Wina- mac High School; B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; 3 years in Ross- ville Consolidation. Mr. Canine suggests, Altogether now, 1-2 - 3.” UocoHomI HOWARD D. MILLER HOWARD D. MILLER...Industrial Arts; Rossville High School; B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Purdue; Sponsor of Sen- iors; 14 years in Rossville Consolidation. PATSY STOWERS... Home Economics; Kirklin High School; B.S., Purdue University; Sponsor of Pep Club, Sponsor of Freshmen; 1 year in Rossville Consolidation. CHARLES J. WOLF...Vocational Agriculture; Guidance; Fran- cesville High School; B.S., MS., Purdue University; Sponsor of Juniors; 2 years in Rossville Consolidation. JOYCE POTHUISJE CHARLES J. WOLF DALE ROBERTSON Mr. Miller shows Max the art of opera- ting a metal lathe, but Max has forgot- ten the first step--to roll up his sleeves. JOYCE POTHUISJE.,.Business Education, English; Gilboa Township High School; A.B., Indiana Central College; Spon- sor of High Spot; 2 years in Rossville Consolidation. DALE ROBERTSON...Business Education; Russiaville High School; B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Sponsor of Student Council; 5 years in Rossville Consolidation. Mr. Wolf gives many helpful hints to the judging teams. Mr. Robertson surveys the work of his Book - keeping I class even though most of their labors are hidden under purses and books. Mrs. Pothuisje and Janice are thankful for the Gestetner on High Spot publica- tion days. JLmju ujt tit ALICE RODKEY MARY THOMAS ALICE RODKEY...Latin, English, Library; Rossville High School; A.B., DePauw University; Sponsor of Lars, Sponsor of Latin Club; 11 years in Rossville Consolidation. MARY THOMAS...English; Michigantown High School; B.S., Purdue University; Sponsor of Eighth Grade; 4 years in Rossville Consolidation. CHARLENE SCHORNHORST EMMA C. REX Of the three tenses, the Sophomores are more interested in future as they discuss plans with Mrs. Schornhorst for their skating party. After dictating lists and lists of spel- Mrs. Thomas lends a helping hand in The seventh graders listen attentively ling words, Mrs. Rodkey found the Soph- homeroom. as Mrs. Rex explains tomorrow’s as- omores could not spell Santa Claus. signment. EMMA C. REX...Spanish, English; Mulberry High School; A.B., Whit- tenberg University; 7 years in Rossville Consolidation. CHARLENE SCHORNHORST... English, Speech; Vincennes High School; B.S., Indiana University; Sponsor of Sophomores; 2 years in Ross- ville Consolidation. Vk School JjJimif The current school year has been the busiest ever for the school library and library staff. There were more students with a yen for reading. Book collections from the various schools of the Consolidation had to be sorted and redistributed. An audiovisual center for the storage and display of material was developed. The staff of students assists with the accessioning and charg- ing of books. Timely displays on the peg board create interest in the library program. Truly it can be said at Rossville that the library is the heart of the school. LIBRA RIANS--Carole Bratton, Nancy Roth, Ruth Wagner, Nancy Gochenour, Joyce Lipp, Stanley Holsinger. Peggy studies in the library while George studies—too. The peg board is all dressed up for Book Week. STANDARD SERVICE Rossville, Indiana Compliments of LAPRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Rossville, Indiana School Nurse... Maryalice Skiles High School Cooks...Lydia Flora and Mae Hamilton Marcus Rinker Janitors...Wayne Butler Smou For a short time we leave the small, meander- ing stream called Camp- bell’s Run, reminiscent of mushroom hunts and biolo- gy field trips. For some these treks were fun; for others, work. And knowing a Senior’s tendency to be- lieve all school experienc- Ies were work, it is not surprising that Seniors j would need a picture of Owasco Rest Park for a division page. We have walked through these “Halls of Ivy’’ many times during the past twelve years. We have lost classmates; we have gained classmates. Together we have struggled and have stood to reach our goal; together we have had enjoyments and have created happy memories. In the years ahead we will have many Senior ac- tivities to remember. The presidental preference election, with all its cam- paigning, that our govern- ment class sponsored. The “great debate” to inform the student body about the qualifications of both can- didates. We will remem- ber our play and our paper drive on which everyone worked vigorously. We also sponsored a magazine drive that left its mark on our community. And be- cause we reached our goal, we were privileged to spon- sor a sock hop in the gym. Yes, we Seniors reading this in years 'to come, will think back nos- talgically on old R.H.S. Edited by Janice Martin and Monte Hayes. Compliments of WAGONER CABINET AND SALES Rossville, Indiana far- -ijW.-. •jfcX . nTi’ ,r£- « � . ' ?• .'• ,.V W _ V? : ?.:iX : • m'. -v■ £ $ v . I a -i' ■ “ . — -� y • t« ..- _ • ■ i i . —. r V %' Braffi . ■ • ■ 'V?'. — - Howard D. Miller Sponsor F. Keith Addison Sponsor Charlie Silverthorn President Richard Lynn Rodkey Vice President CHARLIE SILVERTHORN--Parents: Martin Silver- thorn and Helen (Replogle) Silverthorn (deceased). Activities; Band 1,2,3, Vice President 3; F.F.A, 1; Science Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2,3; Stu- dent Council 2; Class President 3,4; Junior Flop 3; Pep Club 2,4; Regional Spanish Contest 1; Sci- ence Fair winner 2. SUZANNE KAY BEARD—Parents: Russell and Es- ther (Sheirer) Beard. Activities: Chorus 2,3,4, President 3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Office Helper 4. WILLIAM J. MC KINNEY—Parents: William and Mary (Smith) Me Kinney. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2; Cutler 1. DONALD LEE HUFFORD—Parents: J. Lee and Ro- berta (Gee) Hufford. Activities: Lars Staff 4, Edi- tor 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Flop 3; Track 1; Bas- ketball 1,2. LARRY JOE ANDREW--Parents: Richard and Ruth (Alkire) Andrew. Activities: Band 1,2; Lars Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Class Treasurer 2; Boys’ State 3; Junior Flop 3; Track 1; Baseball 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Escort 3. RICHARD LYNN RODKEY-Parents: Russell and Alice (White) Rodkey. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, Sentinel 4; Class Vice President 4; Pep Club 2,4; Junior Flop 3; Basketball 3. Larry Andrew, top magazine salesman, demonstrates his technique. Suzanne Kay Beard Secretary William J. McKinney Treasurer Donald Lee Hufford Lars Editor Larry Joe Andrew Lars Assistant Editor Robert Paul Barnhart Albert Becker Gordon Lee Biery Clark Richard Bolinger ROBERT PAUL BARNHART--Parents: Robert and Ruth (Senasec) Barnhart. Activities: Pep Club 3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Science Fair winner 3. ALBERT BECKER--Parents: Albert and Martha (Kearns) Becker. Activities: Science Club 3,4. Heaving scrap paper is hard work--this trio pauses for a rest. RONALD EUGENE BO LINGER--Parents: Warren and Jane (Shaffer) Bolinger. SHARON LOUISE BOYD--Parents: Lawrence and Edith (Peters) Boyd. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3; Sun- shine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; PepClub 2,3;Class Play 3. Ronald Eugene Bolinger Sharon Louise Boyd GORDON LEE BIERY--Parents: Richard and Ruth (Tedlock) Biery. Activities: Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4, Dairy Judging teaml. Livestock Judging team 2,3,4, Land Judging team 3,4; State F.F.A. Band 2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; Science Club 3; Class President 1,2, Treasurer 3; Class Favorite 1; Pep Club 2; Class Play 4; Cheer Leader 1,3,4; Junior Flop 3. CLARK RICHARD BOLINGER--Parents: Robert and Margaret (Mitchell) Bolinger. Activities--Pep Club 2,3; Class Play 3; Junior Flop 3. CAROLE LEE BRATTON--Parents: William and Helen (Young) Bratton. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Forest 1. ALAN WILLIAM BROWN--Parents: Nelson and Katherine (Gochenour) Brown. Activities: Band 1,2, Treasurer 1; Science Club 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Student Council 1,4, Vice President 4; Class Favorite 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Heart F und King Candidate 2. Carole Lee Bratton Alan William Brown James L. Buntin Elizabeth Jane Chittick JAMES L. BUNTIN--Parents: Lloyd and Roberta (Gilbert) Buntin. Activities: Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 4, Secretary 4. ELIZABETH JANE CHITTICK--Parents: Harold and Ethel (Evans) Chittick. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,4; Class Play 3,4; Junior Flop 3. RICHARD WAYNE COOK--Parents: James and Louise (Glick) Cook. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Junior Flop 3; Regional and State Math Contest 1,2,3. KENNETH ROBERT DISINGER--Parents: James and Kathleen (Timmons) Disinger. Activities: Pep Club 3,4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. 4. PATRICIA MAE DUCKWORTH- Parents: Ralph Duckworth and Shula (Frazer) Duckworth (deceased). Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; PepClub 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Junior Flop 3. Donald Gene Cohee Ronald Cohee DONALD GENE COHEE--Parents: Harold and Esther (McCreary) Cohee. Activities: Pep Club 3; Junior Flop 3; Track 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 4. RONALD COHEE--Parents: Harold and Esther (McCreary) Cohee. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. On those sweltering September days Jim seems more worried about his crew cut than the heat; Diane is in seventh heaven. BARBARA JANE DUNK-- Parents: Earl and Iva (Bossert) Dunk. Activities: LatinClubl,2,3,4;Chorus 1; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; High Spot Staff 2,3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 3; Junior Flop 3; AAA Essay Contest Winner 3. Richard Wayne Cook Kenneth Robert Disinger Patricia Mae Duckworth Barbara Jane Dunk Earl Richard Ehresman George Flora EARL RICHARD EHRESMAN--Parents: Earl and Antoinette (Puchlevich) Ehresman. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Student Manager 1; Junior Flop 3; Regional English Contest 3; Regional and State Music Contest 3. GEORGE FLORA--Pa rents: Russell and Ida (Walker) Flora. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Pro-Consul 3, Consul 4; Science Club 3; Lars Staff 4; Band 1,2; Class Favorite 3; Junior Flop 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Representative 3. Monte and Stanley, recipients of National Merit Scholarship Commendations, form a mutual admiration society. MICHAEL TERRY HAYES--Parents: Park Hayes and Hazel (Sheets) Hayes. Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4; Junior Flop 3. Diane Lee Gilman Roger K. Frey Wilma June Gasho ROGER K. FREY--Parents: Kenneth andMary(Tay- lor) Frey. Activities: Band 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Parliamentary team 2,3,4, Dairy Judging team 1,2, Livestock Judging team 1,2,3,4; State FFA Band 3; Science Club 3; Student Council 3,4, President 4; Class Vice President 2; Pep Club 3; Cheer Leader 4; Junior Flop 3. WILMA JUNE GASHO--Parents: Alpha and Vela (Bell) Gasho. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3; Sunshine 1,2, 3,4; Lars Staff 4; High Spot.Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Office Helper 4; Junior Flop 3. DIANE LEE GILMAN- Parents: Forrest and Dorothea (Mellinger) Gilman. Activities: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; High Spot Staff 1; Class Play 3; Office Helper 4; Cheer Leader 1,2,3,4; Junior Flop 3. GARY LEE GRAY--Pa rents: Donald and Wilma (Roth) Gray. Activities: Lars Staff 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Representative 4. MONTE KERRY HAYES--Parents: Park Hayes and Hazel (Sheets) Hayes. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Scriba 2; Band 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2, President 3,4; Lars Staff 4; High Spot Staff 2,3,4, Sports’ Editor 4; Regional and State Latin Contest 1,2; Regional and State English Contest 3; Regional and State Music Contest 3; Science Fair winner 2; Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholar- ship Test 4. Michael Terry Hayes Monte Kerry Hayes Gary Lee Gray Mindra Joy Hobos Gary Dean Hodgen Kenneth Wayne Hodson Stanley Eugene Holsinger MINDRA JOY HOBBS--Parents: William and Dorothy (Bybee) Hobbs. Activities: Chorus 3,4; Sunshine 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3; Majorette 1,2,3,4. GARY DEAN HODGON--Parents: Noble Hodgen and Eleaner (Stern) Hodgen. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4. Joy and Danny play peek-a-boo while they show off their senior cords. KENNETH WAYNE HODSON--Parents: Laurell and Lucille (Haines) Hodson. Activities: Junior Flop 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3. STANLEY EUGENE HOLSINGER--Parents: Elmer and Mable (Endress) Holsinger. Activities: Science Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; High Spot Staff 4; Librarian 4; Regional Math Contest 2,3; Science Fair winner 2; Letter of Commendation f-om National Merit Scholarship Test 4. JERRY S. HURLEY--Parents: Sam and Maxine (Stephens) Hurley. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; FFA 1; Science Club 3; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Flop 3. DANNY H. LEAZENBY--Parents: Harold and Velma (Boaz) Leazenby. Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4,Sentinel 3, Secretary 4, Dairy Judging team 3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Flop 3; Baseball 3. GLENNA KOBLE--Parents: Dale and Esther (Boyd) Koble. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Sun- shine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Play 3; Junior Flop 3. Jerry S. Hurley Mike Jones MIKE JONES--Parents: Gilbert and Dorothy (Wiley) Jones. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 2,3; Junior Flop 3; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball l; Science Fair Winner 2. Glenna Koble Danny H. Leazenby Bonnie Kay Lee Janice Kay Martin Gayle Virginia Miller Bobby Keith Mohler BONNIE KAY LEE--Parents: Harvey and Adeline (Robinson) Lee. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Class Play 4; Junior Flop 3; Regional and State Music Contest 3. JANICE KAY MARTIN--Parents: Odas and Jean (Phillips) Martin. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Quaestor 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 4; Lars Staff 4; Class Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Class Favorite 3; Office Helper 4; Girls’ State 3; Junior Flop 3; Regional English Contest 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Repre- sentative 3; Junior Escort 3. GAYLE VIRGINIA MILLER--Parents: William Miller and Isobel (Homer) Miller. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Flop 3. BOBBY KEITH MOHLER-- Parents: Wayne and Iris (Coats) Mohler. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; FF A 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Judging team 1,2,3, 4, Parliamentary team 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Class Vice President 1; Pep Club 2; Class Play 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Cross Country 2,4; Basketball 1; Regional and State Music Contest 3. BERTHA E. MOSSON--Parents: Robert and Pauline (Kerley) Mosson. Activities: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Flop 3. MARGO EILEEN POLLARD--Parents: Harry and Margaret (Holbein) Pollard. Activities: Band 3; Chorus 3,4; Sunshine 3,4; Junior Flop 3; Summittville 1,2. DANNY LEE POWELL--Parents: Chester and Lily May (Mills) Powell. Activities: LarsStaff4; Track 1. Charlie and Gayle prepare for the big night. BRIAN J. REPPERT--Parents: Carl Reppert (de- ceased) and Nellie (White) Reppert. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Bertha E. Mosson Margo Eileen Pollard Danny Lee Powell Brian J. Reppert Patricia Joan Reser Sue Rigdon PATRICIA JOAN RESER--Parents: Fray and Beulah (Phillips) Reser. Activities: Chorus 1: Sunshine 1,2, 3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3; Majorette 2,3. SUE RIGDON--Parents: Gerald and Thelma (Merrill) Pettit. Activities: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3. RUTH ANN SCOLLEY-- Parents: Elvin and Cora (Robbins) Scolley. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Flop 3; Class Play 4. GORDON B. SCOTT--Parents: Harold and Catherine (King) Scott. Activities: Lafayette 1,2. JAMES M. STERLING--Parents: Ollie and Ada (Brinson) Sterling. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Librarian 3. DAVID STINGLEY--Pa rents: William and Laurabelle (Gushwa) Stingley. Larry F. Rodkey Nancy Jean Roth LARRY F. RODKEY--Parents: Ralph and Helen (David) Rodkey. Activities: Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Junior Flop 3. NANCY JEAN ROTH-- Parents: Eugene and Maxine (Luper) Roth. Activities: LatinClub 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; High Spot Staff 1; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 1,4; Junior Flop 3; Major- ette 2,3. The Democrats and Republicans get to- gether to whoop it up. Ruth Ann Scolley Gordon B. Scott James M. Sterling David Stingley Linda Sue Terrell Julia Gwen Thomas Peggy Jo Tipmore Carroll Ann Unger LINDA SUE TERRELL--Parents: Hubert and MaDonna (Smith) Terrell. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Junior Flop 3. JULIA GWEN THOMAS--Parents: Edwin and Mary (Whiteman) Thomas. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 2; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 2; Office Helper 4: Majorette 1,2; Regional English Contest 3; WO WO History Essay Contest winner 3; DAR 4, CARROLL ANN UNGER--Parents: Fredrick and Dorothy (Floyd) Unger. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Junior Flop 3; Regional and State Music Con- test 3. SHARON ANN UNGER--Pa rents: Fredrick and Dorothy (Floyd) Unger. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Play 4; Junior Flop 3; Regional and State Music Contest 3. CAROL RUTH WAGNER--Parents: James and Fern (Thompson) Wagner. Activities: Sunshine 3,4; Lars Staff 4; Pep Club 3.4; Librarian 4; Junior Flop 3; Frankfort 1; Odon 2. MAX E. WELK--Parents: Galen and Donnabell (Yoder) Welk. Activities: Science Club 1,2,3; Lars Staff 4; Student Manager 3,4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. Sharon Ann Unger Carol Ruth Wagner PEGGY JO TIPMORE--Parents: Claude and Darel (Decker) Tipmore. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 1, Vice Presi- dent 2; Student Council 1,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Class Favorite 1,2; Class Play 3; Librarian3;Cheer Leader 2,3,4; Junior Flop 3; Track Queen 1,2; Regional Math Contest 1. Senior home room is not especially ex- citing looking but who ever called study- ing exciting. GLENDA RUTH WOODRUFF--Parents: William and Edna (Bible) Woodruff. Activities: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Flop 3. Max E. Welk Glenda Ruth Woodruff THE HALLS OF IVY End CommcmwL O. M. Swihart COMMENCEMENT May 11 The Marks of an Educated Man O. M. Swihart Superintendent of the Kokomo-Central Township Schools for the past fifteen years. Manchester College, A.B.; Indiana Univer- sity, M.A. BACCALAUREATE May 17 Speaker--Rev. Jack Wyatt Minister of the Rossville Methodist Church „nMe Who was one of the leading Pictured above is Glenna Koble. who members of the cast. The cast above showed Junior Play successful. the it acting ability in making the ImJtAMl DRUMS OF DEATH April 21 and 22, 1960 Celeste .... Sheldon Harley. Jules .......... Mrs. Oakley . . Mrs. Gillette . Jean Bowles . . Amelia Gillette Newt Cooper. . Doctor Cameron Paula Bailey . . Director . . . . . . Betty Chittick . . . . Mike Jones . . . Clark Bolinger . . . Glenna Koble . . . Diane Gilman . . . . Nancy Roth . . . . Sharon Boyd . . Ned Gochenour . . . . Gary Gray . . Peggy Tip more Charlene Schornhorst The Junior Flop, a variety show given January 9, 1960, attempted to prove that we do have talent in our class. In the entire show there were approximately twenty dif- ferent acts, ranging from a very serious vo- cal group to two beatniks running across the stage with a fast growing plant. Mike and Earl encourage their plant to grow. Smou LET ME GROW UP October 14, 1960 Lexie .... Martha . . . Matt .... Nola Fleming Aunt Lydia . Mary Jo . . Arden . . . Bill Henderson Mrs. Holden . Director . . . . . . Bonnie Lee . . . Betty Chittick . . . . Bob Mohler . . . Sharon Unger . . . Ruth Scolley . . Patti Duckworth . . . Linda Terrell . . . Gordon Biery . . . Carroll Unger Charlene Schornhorst Although it was called a Junior Flop, it could really be said that it was a Junior Success. The two pictures on these two pages will prove to those who were unable to attend our variety show that we really do have talent among the members of our class. ►In Everyone joined in for the final song. UtUvtAmnm We are the aspiring under- classmen. Some of us have been at Rossville two or three years while others of us are experiencing the adjustment of changing schools. However, we shareacommongoal-- that of graduation. Together we have studied at Rossville and some of us have even learned to appreciate scholarship. Too, we have played together—lessons, homework, and responsibility forgotten. The old, picturesque dam at Pyrmont is a favorite rendezvous when the gang wants to have fun after school in the winter. Just as students are rated in their class work, the skaters range from good, or mediocre to poor, or won’t-even-try. But most of us learn to try and yet not always succeed--but we also learn to try again. Life for an underclassmen here at Rossville is a blending of seriousness and fun, work and play, and even saddness and happiness. It is days like these that we will treasure when we finally become a high school graduate. Edited by Wilma June Gascho Danny Powell Ruth Wagner Sharon Boyd Betty Jane Chittick Compliments of DECKERS Lafayette, Indiana ROW ONE: Harold Archer, Kathy Black- burn, Arnold Bol, George Boone, David Bowlus, Joe Buntin, Eddie Butz. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Calhoun, Ralph Calvert, Treasurer; Alta Chezem, Leslie Coffey, Janice Collins, Bill Cox. ROW THREE: Larry Cox, Sandra Cr a btr ee , Danny Cross, Vice-President; Betty Davis, Gail Deboy, Carolyn Dolby. ROW FOUR; Bill Dunk, Rosemary Dunk, Beth Evans, BobFrantz, Sandy Garrett, David Gibbs. ROW FIVE: Nancy Gochenour, Leon Hamm, Ledon Hitch, Robert Hobbs, Bonnie Huffer, Jan- ice Hutchison. ROW ONE: Marsha Jones, Sandra Kidd, Keith Koble, Larry Kocher, Frances Langston, Jane Liebert, Larry Lewis. ROW TWO: FredLouck, DarrylMcQuern, Sec- retary; Barry Michael, Jackie Miller, Karen Miller, Marcia Myers. ROW THREE: JimNeed, LarryOaks, Ray Petty, Carol Scott, Janet Shuck, Lynn Snyder. ROW FOUR: George Stingley, Jim Taylor, Rob- ert Ticen, Larry Van Clave, Robert Vinard, Phyllis Wenter. ROW FIVE: Doyne Whiteman, Linda Whiteman, Mary Wise, Gordon Wolf, President; Jim Wolf, Waneta Wolf. ROW ONE: Jane Baker, Jean Baker, Beulah Beery, Bill Bratton, Copnie Butler, Billie Butz. ROW TWO: Ronald Cree, GordonCripe, Charles Dolby, Nancy Dreckman, Eldon Dunk, Judith Emens, Secretary. ROW THREE: Cheryl Garrett, Anne Gascho, Treasurer; Patty Gochenour, Connie Good, David Gum, Janet Hackerd. ROW FOUR: JackHodgen, PhilHodson, Ronnie Hutchison, Gary James, Terry Leazenby, Vice- President; Regina Leibert. Sopkomowi ROW TWO: Pat Martin, Janet Metzger, Judith Miller, Mary Miller, Raymond Miller, Stanley Miller. ROW THREE: Billy Milner, Gerry Myers, Jim Oliver, Wayne Remaly, Mary Ann Rodkey, Richard Roth. ROW FOUR: Mildred Rule, Carl Scolley, Larry Sipes, Dana Spalding, Carol Stock, Cheryl Stock. ROW FIVE: Kathie Thorp, Elvin Wagner, Jean Ann Ward, Billy Weida, Gordon Welk, Alan Wilson, President. ROW ONE: Lee Andersen, Geraldine Baker, Gary Barnhart, Mike Beard, Jerry Bolinger, Randy Bratton, Ronnie Brewer. ROW TWO: Tom Buntin, Sharon Butler, Robert Cameron, Connie Coffey, Richard Coffey, Eve- lyn Cook. ROW THREE: Carolyn Cooper, Dan Cooper, Sue Davies, Sue Disinger, Steve Disinger, Daisy Mae Fleeman. ROW FOUR: Karen Fogelsong, Kathy Frazee, Arlene Frey, SharrellGaylor, Nick George, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Marlene Gibbs. ROW FIVE: Sonija Gilman, Nancy Hitch, Marilyn Hodgen, Charley Huffer, Mary Huffer, Darlene Hufford. Jmknrn ROW ONE: Jerry Hufford, Judy Imler, Tom Jacoby, Lloyd Johnson, Joan Koble, Karon Locklar, Janet Miller. ROW TWO: Joyce Miller, Joyce Paul, J. D. Perry, Sharon Phillips, Maurice Powell, President; Prudy Rice. ROW THREE: Gwen Roth, Ron Scott, PamSkiles, Vice-President; Don Snapp, Lester Sterling, Elmer Swaim. ROW FOUR: Mike Timmons, Rosalie Wagoner, Barbara Wagoner, Melinda Wagoner, Marcia White, Jerry Wise. ROW FIVE: Gerald Wolf, Leland Wolf, Paula Wolf, Keith Yoder, Paula Young, Kathy Zeigler. ROW ONE: Cheryl Allen, Dick Andrew, Jim Barnhart, Charles Beard, George Becker, Ronald Beery. ROW TWO: Steven Beets, Rich- ard Bol, Peggy Boone, Linda Boyd, Hal Brown, Diane Buntin, Bill Buntin, Dan Bushee. ROW THREE: Marilyn Calvert, Georgia Catron, Sharon Catron, Jimmy Chezem, Rita Chezem, Jerry Chittick, Garry Chittick, Jacuqe Clendenning. ROW FOUR: Danny Conatser, John Davis, Deb by DeSanto, NinaEly, IdaEtnire, Tony Gas- cho, Phyllis Gleason, Christine Gray. ROW FIVE: Becky'H u f for d . Larry Jackson, Harry Johnson, Mariam Johnson, Linda Kamstra, Deanna Kemmer, Joan Kemp, Mike Kern. ROW ONE: Tommy Kidd, Jerry Kingery, Bill Knapp, Garry Kuhns, Debbie Langston, Freida Laprad. ROW TWO: Ron Larson, Donna Leazenby, Kathy Leffert, Gary McCabe, Terry McGill, Linda Metzger, Jane Metzger,, Jane Milner. ROW THREE: Dianne Mossburg, Dave Need, Lin Paul, Joyce Payne, Linda Powell, Beverly Rahlf, Jim Reed, Lynn Savory. ROW FOUR: Dick Seifert, Jen- nefer Spalding, Patricia Staf- ford, Vernon Stingley, Bob Sutton, John Thomas, Richie Thomas, Billy Walker. ROW FIVE: David Walker, LeonWelk, John Wenger, Doris Whiteman, Bruce Williams, Janet Wilson, Dean Wolf, Bev- erly Woollen. pp CP 4 e r, f . Sujktk Gm k ROW ONE: Eddie Beard, IvanBurkle, Jerry Carney, Kathleen Catron, Barbara Cheney, Sue Chittick. ROW TWO: Winifred Clendenning, Tom Coffey, Suzanne Colby, Julia Cook, Faye Cooper, Richard Cottrell. ROW THREE: Junior Cox, Beth Cox, Barbara Dixon, Barbara Dolby, Wayne Dunk, David Dyer. ROW FOUR: Alan Eller, Stanley Emens, Mark Evans, Steve Fines, Opal Flora, Max Fogelsong. ROW FIVE: Rae Ann Gangwer, Samuel Gasche, Cheryl Gates, KtahleenGochenour, Larry Hamm, Linda Heise. ROW ONE: Richard Hitch, Vernon Hitch, Dennis Hostetter, Eddie Lee Huffer, Janet Hufford. ROW TWO: Sharon Kuszmaul, Stephen Laprad, Patricia Ann Layton, Sharon Leffert, Stephen McDaniel, ReEtta Meadal. ROW THREE: Craig Michael, Byron Miller, Gayle Mortsolf, Dolretta Perry, Barbara Reavis, Nancy Reppert. ROW FOUR: Louise Scalf, Stephen Seifert, Robert Shultheis, Jerry Silverthorn, Ricky Sipes, Gary Snapp. ROW FIVE: Philip Snyder, Jackqualynn Stevens, Richard Swihart, Thomas Ticen, Rovena Tull. Swwtk $tmoi ttujk KIGER AND COMPANY. INC. Compliments of 1830 West 16th Street RIGSBEE JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Indianapolis, Indiana Marion. Indiana EIGHTH GRADE—Bill Knapp, Jerry Chittick, Gerry Chittick, Terry McGill, Gary McCabe, DaveNeed, Bob Sutton, Ronnie Larsoa Harry Johnson, Charles Beard, Gary Kuhns, Danny Conatser; Student Manager, Bill Bun tin. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Jackie Clendenning Lynn Savory Sharon Kuzmaul Janet Hufford 8th Grade Nov. 3 10 15 22 Dec. 1 5 8 15 19 Jan. 5 19 21 26 31 Feb. 2 6 8-11 14-15 Ross. Opp. St. James (H) 41 21 Monitor (H) 36 43 St. Anne (H) 37 39 St. Lawrence (H) 37 28 Thom town (T) 38 31 Western (H) 26 30 Sunnyside (H) 26 56 Tecumseh (T) 35 57 St.Boniface (H) 34 28 Frankfort (T) 26 50 Delphi (H) 17 18 Invitation Tonrney Clinton Central (T) 25 33 Lebanon (T) 21 51 Clinton Central (T) 26 33 Attica (H) 21 23 Flora (T) 31 19 West Central Junior Conf. Thom town 34 25 Lebanon 30 38 Invitational Tourney Burlington 29 18 Monitor 30 25 7th Grade Nov. 3 22 Dec.19 Jan. 19 30 Ross. St. James (H) 34 Monitor (H) 18 St. Lawrence (H) 23 St. Boniface (H) 24 Delphi (H) 22 Delphi (H) 17 Opp. 13 15 16 ii SEVENTH GRADE--Steve McDaniel, Ivan Burkle, Max Fogelsong, Steve Seifert, Gary Snapp, David Dyer, Junior Cox, Mr. Stahly, Mark Evans, Eddie Huffer, Stanley Emens, Sam Gasho, Jerry Silverthorn, Byron Miller, Richard Cornell. Gwk SckooU A consolidation of the grade schools, housed in three separate communi- ties, is somewhat difficult to achieve. Yet, with a singleness of supervision and with students sharing a common background such as is shown in the view of Campbell's Run the grades become an integral part of the Rossville Consolidated School District. There are always problems in a new consolidation, but like Campbell’s Run after a heavy rain just give it time and things will return to normal. Readin’, 'ritin , and 'rithmetic are the essen- tials taught in the Rossville Consolidated Grade Schools. These three R’s form the foundation which prepares the child for more advanced learning and so- cial development, for he learns to play with others and to appreciate music, art, and good reading. Grade school aims to stim- ulate the child’s interest in learning. Second graders at Rossville will long re- member the day when Eugene Barton discovered a Praying Mantis cocoon hatching in his desk. Other units of the grade consoli- dation can, no doubt, cite similar incidents. Edited by Gary Gray, Glenna Koble, Jerry Hur- ley, Carroll Unger, Carole Bratton, Linda Terrell. Compliments of CLINTON COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Rossville Branch Rossville, Indiana ROW ONE: James Allen, David Barnhart, Kristina Beard, Retta Beisel, Donna Boyd, Rex Bre- wer, Sheena Brown, Lee Bru- baker. ROW TWO: Mike Buntin, Ter- esa Bunt in, Leona Bushee, Donna Cameron, Jackie Che- zem, Paul Clear, Phyllis Clende ruling. ROW THREE: Karen Coffey, Sharon Coffey, Rebecca Colby, Bill Combs, Stanley Cox, Ro- bert Davis, Ray Disinger. ROW FOUR: Lewis Dixon, Michael Downham, Norma Ely, Jan Emens, Danny Evans, Dale Fickle, Roger Fickle. ROW FIVE: Michael Gaylor, Richard Hackerd, Ronald Huf- ford, Eugene Kemp, Janette Kemp, Barbara Kessler, Larry Kessler. Si ftk Gwk ROW ONE: William Kidd, Cathy Kingery, Tom Knapp, Lynne Kuhns, Diane Kusz- maul, Jean Lipp, Regina Ma- gart, Rex Meadal, ROW TWO: Karen Metzger, Linda Metzger, Roger McGill, Lyle McQuern, Kent Need, Jerry Ottinger, Billy Payne. ROW THREE: Connie Piner, Steven Pollard, Donna Ran- dolph, Ruth Reavis, Deborah Reppert, Richard Rude, John Rodgers. ROW FOUR: Richard Root, Richard Scott, Maxine Skiles, Doris Sleek, Betty Smith, Karen Snyder, Candy Suter. ROW FIVE: Molly Swanson, Ronnie Terrell, JamesTicen, Richard Walker, Lind a Welk, Georgia Wilkerson, Patricia Wolf, Ronald Wolf. ROW ONE: Julia Beard, Janice Calvert, Meredith Canine, Sandra Catron, Joyce Davenport, Donald Davis. ROW TWO: Sue De Santo, Rebecca Dyer, Linda Fetterhoff, Jack Fingerle, Beryl Garrett, Susan Gates, Pat Glea- son. ROW THREE: Sharon Graves, Jerry Har- shman, Nancy Helmberger, Irene Hitch, Debbie Hufford, Stuart Meador, Karen Miller. ROW FOUR: Malinda Miller, Virginia Otten, Beverly Patrick, Virginia Rea- vis, Jane Rinehart, Mike Shievely, James Skiles ROW FIVE: Carleton Stewart, Donna Van Hoose, Alan Wagoner, Donna Wolf, Duane Wolf, Steven Wolf, Judith Wood- ruff. Jlf tk ROW ONE: Gordon Chittick, Sherry Chittick, Mike Canatser, Bruce Dunk, John Evans. ROW TWO: Jimmy Forney, Toby George, Carmen Gonzales, Gary Gray, Phil Harrison, Brian Henry, Connie Hasinger. ROW THREE: Helen Kelleher, Kenneth Long, Richie Magart, Teresa Martin, Barry McCabe, Rhonda Meador, Mike Metzger. ROW FOUR: Barry Miller, Eddie Myers, Pam Peters, Larry Pickering, Bill Pol- lard, Russell Reed, Tony Salinas. ROW FIVE: Charles Scolley, Judy Scott, Rickey Seekamp, Sherman Sheets, John Stingley, Junior Tull, Edtha Unger. LEWIS A. JONES, Principal; MILDRED WOODRUFF, English; ESTHER BLACKBURN, Health and Science. CARL G. SCHAEFFER, Social Studies, Physical Education; HELEN MC MURTREY, Math, English; EVA NEED, Math, English. Owen School Cooks RUTH B1ERY, AUDREY SIPES 0 G°V'tie C ne i Patiiv VIRGIL DISINGER, Janitor Jifjtk mi Sid Gwk mi Owm U. 3. 'J. S. ROW ONE: Mike Allen, 4; Arland Al- tic, lj Anne Becker, 3;Bob Beets 4; Mark Blackburn, 1; Mark Buntin,4; Su- sie Buntin 1. ROW TWO: Jon Canine, 4; Lucy Canine, 2; Chris Castle, 1; Danny Castle, 4; Carl Chezem, 1; Janet Clear, 4; Alan Clen- denning, 3. ROW THREE: Danny Clendenning, 3 Connie Colby, 1; Ronnie Disinger, 2 Marcia Dolby, 2; Mica Ferguson, 2 Billy Forney, 3; Roderick Gangwer, 1. ROW FOUR: Alan Gates, 1; Joyce Goc- henour, 1; Benita Gonzales, 2; Paula Gonzales, 1; Billy Graves, 2; Marianne Harrison, 4; Ruth Harrison, 3. ROW ONE: J. B. Larson. Owai EUmnimf ROW FIVE: Brad Heise, 3; Marcia Hod- gen, 3; Billy Hodgen, 2; Debra Johnson, 4; Mike Johnson, 2; Roy Johnson, 2; Bobby Knapp, 2. ROW TWO: Michael Layton, 3; Dale Luper, 1; David Luper 3; John Luper, 3; Marilee Luper 4; Steve Luper, 2; Bev- erly McGill 2. ROW THREE: Carol Meador, 3; Shirley Meador, 2; Roger Melton, 1; Mark Michael, 3; Mike Miller, 2; Claudia Morris, 3; Arland Neher, 2. ROW FOUR: Caroline Paul, 4; Dale Pickering, 2; Marcia Pickering, 3; Carol Rhine, 3; Joyce Rude, 3;Karen Ryser, 3; Bob Ryser.l. ROW FIVE: Juan Salinas, 1; Minerva Salinas, 2;Georgia Scolley, 4; Diana Shuck, 4; Gregg Slipher, 3; Rickey Swaim, 3; Don Swihart, 3. ROW SIX: Janice Timmons, 3; Don Thomas, 3; Earl Williams, 1, Phil Wil- son, 4; Bradley Woodhouse, 1; Mike Woodruff, 3; Karen Zeigler, 2. ROW ONE: Rebecca Barnhart, Majorie Berry. Daniel Lee Bluemke, Debby Bluemke, Michael Bluemke, Robert Bluemke Jr. ROW TWO: Charlotte Jean Bol, Rosanna Boyd, Vernon L. Boyd, Patricia Diann Breeden, Ann Brubaker. ) ROW THREE: David L. Brubaker, Mark Brubaker, Joe Burkle, Jo Ellen Bushee, Jerry Butler. ROW FOUR: Cnythia Lou Chit tick, Laverne Crumpacker, Karen L. Eller, Gladys Fi nger le , Dixie Fleeman. ROW FIVE: Katherine S. Fleeman, Jerry Frey. RogerGascho, PhilipHolsinger, SheldonHolsinger. Gwla 4 'Tifmoat ROW ONE: Linda Lee lrmeger, Roland Lee Kessler, Leo Leffert, Richard Livingston, Joyce Ann Long. ROW TWO: Ralph Martin Jr., Connie Sue Max, Patricia I. Max, Craig Alan Meador, Roger Meador. ROW THREE: Velvet E. Metzger, Cheryl Ann Miller, Dennis Miller, Gary Miller, Susan Miller. ROW FOUR: Larry Patrick, Chuck Payne, Jackie Lynn Payne, Thomas Scott, Marilyn Shultheis. ROW FIVE: Terry Treece, Larry Treece, Wayne Treece, Chris Wagoner, Vicky Young. ROW ONE: Nancy Bratton, Norma Cook, Timmy Eller, Dennie Ely, Dickie Evans. ROW TWO: Mike Garrett, Judy Gaylor, Bobby Huffer, Carol Hutchison, Gordon Kemmer, Brenda Kemp. ROW THREE: David Kidd, Randy Kingery, Ray Lock, Debra McDaniel, Vicki Mead a 1, Gene Miller. ROW FOUR: Lynn Mills, Quinn Mills, David Mosson, Vicki Peters, Karen Purcell, KimReplogle. ROW FIVE: Kathy Savory, Brenda Scalf, David Seifert, Sandra Silverthorn, Dennis Wagoner, Philip Woollen. GwMjl 3-4 ROW SIX: Jerry Austin, Eugene Bar- ton, Betty Beard, Linda Beard. ROW SEVEN: Rhonda Beisel, Barbara Bolinger, William Catron, Donna Chittick, Robert Combs, Michael Cooper, Steven Ehresman. ROW EIGHT: Melanie Fines, Gordon Gascho, Steven Gould, Michael Heidbrider, Janet Hitch, Gary Irmeger, Kevin Jackson. ROW NINE: Teresa Kemp, Beverly Kessler, Gary Miller, Jeffery Miller, Muriel Miller, Brenda Pettit, Rebecca Reavis. ROW TEN: Randall Reed, Tamara Replogle, Susan Rinehart, Susan Seifert, Robin Sheets, Michele Shively, Michael Spalding. ROW ELEVEN: Brenda Suter, Ned Swanson, Alan Wenger, James Wilker- son, John Wolf, Richard Wolf. John Wyatt. ROW ONE: Billy Adams, Darlene Adams. Joyce Bolinger, Tommy Bone- brake, Jesse Bratton. ROW TWO: Gregory Bright, Paul Brown, Cli ff Davenport, Robert Dyer, Donnie Ely, Linda Fiery, Jacqueline Gascho. ROW THREE: James Gascho, Debra Gellenbeck, Jeffery Good, Ann Gray, Gary Hufford, Lou Ann Irmeger, John Kamstra. ROW FOUR: Joyce Kemmer, Linda Kesling, Mark Kuszmaul, Stephen Morris, Michael Mosson, Larry Silver- thorn, Stephen Silverthorn. ROW FIVE: Ray Smith. Judy Taylor, Francis Tull, Graig Wickwar, George Wilkerson, Dean Wolfe. Byron Wolfe. GwJm ROW SIX: Billy Achors, 1A; Phillip Andrew, IB; Jane Austin, IB; Eddie Butler, 1A; Karen Butler, 1 A; Carrie Cable, IB; Carol Calloway, IB. ROW SEVEN: Sally Catron, 1A; Joann Cottrell, 1A; Susan Cripe, 1A; Carol DeMarr, 1A; Patrick Downham, IB; Kathy Evans, IB; Rex Fausset, IB. ROW EIGHT: Linda Fog el song. IB; David Frazee, 1A; Danny Gaylor, 1A; Tom my Graves, 1A; John Grove, IB; Mona Jo Jackson, 1A; Garrett Kamstra, IB. . ROW NINE: Debra Kelly, IB; Pam Kemp, Martha Kidd, IB; StevenKums, IB; Barbara McClure, IB; Leonard Meador, IB; Joe Metzger, 1A. ROW TEN: Marcia Miller, 1A; Keith Mohler, IB; Anita Morrison, 1A; Jerry Pifer, 1A; Connie Powell, IB; Dennis Powell, IB; Gene Root, 1A. ROW ELEVEN: Shelia Scalf, 1A; Mary Jane Sheets, 1A; Marilyn Shively, IB; Jack Skiles, 1A; Jeffrey Woolen, 1A; Keith Wolf, IB; Toni Wolf. 1A. KATHRYN SNYDER, Grade 2, Ross- ville; MABEL ZE1DER, Grade 2, Owen. ANITA STAHLY, Grade 1, Rossville; BLANCHE WENGER, Grade 1, Rossville NAOMI CANINE, Grade 1, Owen; MARY FINLEY, Grades 1 and 2, Pyrmont. FRANCES CHENEY, Grade 3, Rossville; JUDITH MC KINLEY, Grades 3 and 4, Owen; MARGARET BURKLE, Grades 3 and 4, Pyrmont; XREPHA MC DANIEL, Grade 4, Rossville. The grade school librarians are Judith Emens, Jean Baker, Nancy Dreckman, Rosemary Dunk, Janet Shuck, and Beulah Beery. OijtuuflUiotU Campbell’s Run ram- bles quietly by--well, usu- ally. Once in 1958 instead of gently lapping its banks, by mustering its forces, it became a torrent of seeth- ing water which ravaged the land. Our schools too have joined forces by con- solidation. Many groups have thronged together to share in many activities. We judge stock. This year our F.F.A. boys went to Virginia to win first place in a national contest. We edit. Our High Spot staff has become a member of the Indiana High School Press Association. We enjoy music. Our music department provides entertainment at ball games and convocations. We have student rep- resentatives. Besides working with students and teachers, our Student Council heads the intercom project. We spread sunshine. Our Sunshine girls help others by sending clothing, toys, and food to needy families. We explore the world of science. Our Science Club sponsors the annual Science Fair. We raise our voices in unison. Our newly formed Pep Club in white sweaters and red gloves adds color to basketball games. We even try to van- quish Caesar. At least our Latin Club banquet makes up for a little of the suffering. Edited by Gayle Miller and Danny Leazenby. Compliments of RUSSELL STEPHENSON ELEVATORS Rossville and Sedalia BANQUET AWARDS January 25 Star Chapter Farmer--Roger Frey Star Green Band--Gordon Cripe Corn--Roger Frey Beef--Jim Need Dairy--Dan Leazenby Swine- - Dick Rodkey AwardKeys--Gordon Biery Roger Frey, Dick Rodkey, Dan Leazenby, and Bob Mohler „ president; Gordon Roger Frey. , Kohler, A FRONT ROW: Danny Leazenby, Dick Rodkey, Kenny Disinger, Bob Mohler. SECOND ROW: Gordon Biery, Bob Ward, Lynn Snyder, Jim Need, Mike Hayes, Roger Frey. THIRD ROW: Keith Koble, Leslie Coffey, Dave Bowlus, Gordon Wolf, Barry Michael, Bill Dunk. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Cripe, Terry Leazenby, Jack Hodgen, Ronnie Brewer, Ronnie Hutchison, Eldon Dunk. FIFTH ROW: Mike Beard, Lee Andersen, Gerald Wolf, Nick George, Charley Huffer. Compliments of RODKEY IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE Rossville, Indiana Sdool'i 'J m LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM--Jim Need, Barry Michael, Mr. Wolf, Roger Frey, and Gordon Biery Rossville FFA initiales 7 Seven greenhands were inilialcd by the Rossville Chapter of Future Farmers of America at the Ross- lawn farm last week. Senior FFA members were in charge of the program which included a wiener roast for the 29 members in at- tendance. Greenhands initiated in- cluded Lee Anderson, Mike Beard, Ronnie Brewer. Kenneth Disinger, Nick George, Charles Huffer and Gerald Wolf. Compliments of FFA ROSSVILLE F. F. A. TEAM WINS FIRST Rossville High School's FFA Livestock Judging Team won first place in its division on September 2«. at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond, Virginia. Roger Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frey of Clay Township, tied for top individual honors. Other members of the team are: James Need, Gordon Briery, and Barry Michael, coached by Charles Wolf. Initiation DAIRY JUDGING TEAM--Dan Leazenby, Gordon Wolf, Keith Koble Mrs. Crum, Sponsor;Betty Chittick,Corres- ponding Secretary; Gwen Roth, Recording Secretary; Judy Emens, Vice President; Suzie Beard, President, Darryl McQiern, Treasurer. Swtukm Society Brief History Rossville Sunshine Society was or- ganized by Jackson in 1928. Prior to 1944 our sponsors were Esther Sheffler Lyle and Leona Nuckles. Helen Marshall sponsored from 1944-1945. From 1945 to the present time Cecil Crum has been our courageous leader. This year we initiat- ed 33 girls to make a total of 111 Sun- shine members. All girls in Rossville are members. Compliments of ROSSVILLE LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY Rossville, Indiana W. A. HUFFORD SONS Rossville, Indiana SmiiuM SdU tmiij wuL t wk to Hdp Otium. Highlights of '61 District Convention Sept. 17 Initiation Nov. 18 Clothing and toy drives Dec. Christmas Convocation and gifts to teachers Dec. 23 State Convention April 8 Barbara Dunk selling candy Janet Shuck selling cards. Funds Supported Riley Fund Local Charity Intercom Project Compliments of MOORE BROWN FUNERAL HOME LeoV. Brown, Director Rossville, Indiana METZGER PLUMBING HEATING Rossville, Indiana MR. ALBERT CANINE--Band Director MAJORETTES--Ida Etnire, Sharon Leffert, Joyce Payne, Jane Metzger, and Kathy Leffert SANITARY LUNCH Bon Weida Rossville, Indiana Compliments Of HODSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Rossville, Indiana iDmdi 'Jiomimj 'Bmd FRONT ROW: Marsha Jones, Carolyn Cooper, David Need, Janet Wilson, Georgia Catron, Jean Ann Ward, Connie Good, Bonnie Lee, Phyllis Wenger. SECOND ROW: Karen Fogelsong, Barbara Cheney, Phil Snyder, Danny Bushee, Steve Laprad, Ivan Burkle, Eddie Beard, George Becker, Cheryl Allen, Sharon Kuzmaul, Rae Ann Gangwer, Billy Joe Walker, Hal Brown, Larry Jackson, Jim Barnhart. THIRD ROW: Jackie Stephens, Joan Kemp, Freida Laprad, Robert Vinard, Lin Paul, Sharon Catron, Jim Wolf, Tony Gascho, Melinda Wagoner, Jerry Kingery, Gary McCabe, David Walker, Pam Skiles, Bob Mohler, John Thomas, Dick Andrew, John Wenger, Tom Kidd. Perhaps this year we have one of the biggest little bands in the history of Rossville. Big in respect to numbers--45 members--and little in respect to the size of the members since about two thirds of the band is junior high students. The officers are Bob Mohler, President; Phyllis Wenger, Vice-President; Marsha Jones, Secretary; and Bonnie Lee, Treasurer. The band entertains between halves at ball games by creating and performing what might be called contemporary musical skits. It also plays for many of our convocations. The various activities of this organization have been participating in the State Fair, Sept. 1; Purdue Band Day, Sept. 24; Veteran’s Day, Nov 9; County Band Festival, March 17; the Spring Program, May 5; and the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at which Marsha Jones, Bonnie Lee, Phyllis Wenger, Connie Good, and John Wenger participated. The Music Boosters, an organization of parents of the band members, have an annual fish supper and serve pie and coffee after home games to raise money for band uniforms. The officers are Mrs. Gilbert Jones, President; Mrs. Harry Pollard, Vice-President; Mrs. Robert Barnhart, Secretary; and Mrs. Nelson Brown, Treasurer. THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL CO. Greenville, Ohio Compliments of HIGH POINT OIL CO. Paul Davenport, Agent Rossville, Indiana Ik (Horn - m Ik 'Botfi' luo J. B. LISHCKE DRUG CO. Rossville, Indiana Compliments of LATIN CLUB WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY Rossville, Indiana Chowi FRONT ROW: Jackie Miller, Margo Pollard, Carroll Unger, Patti Duckworth, Joy Hobbs, Sharon Unger, Carole Bratton, Suzie Beard, BettyChittick, WilmaGascho, Janice Martin, SECOND ROW: Darryl McQuern, Janet Shuck, Daisy Fleeman, Sharon Butler, Evelyn Cook, Mary Wise, Alta Chezem, Linda Whiteman, Carolyn Dolby, Sandy Kidd. THIRD ROW; Rosemary Dunk, Judy Imler, Connie Coffey, Sue Disinger, Janice Hutchison, Prudy Rice, Joan Koble, Janet Miller, Mary Huffer. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Blackburn, Randy Bratton, Jim Wolf, Leon Hamm, Bonnie Huffer, Karen Miller, Elizabeth Calhoun, Connie Butler, Jane Leibert. Accompanist—Jackie Miller and Janice Martin. Same LEFT TO RIGHT: Hal Brown, Jimmy Chezem, Keith Yoder, Monte Hayes, Stanley Holsinger, Richard Cook, and Mr. Johnson. JUNIOR SCIENTISTS — LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Seifert, Tom Ticen, Max Fogelsong, Steven Me Daniel, Sue Colby, Barbara Cheney, Sharon Kusz- maul, Barbara Reavis, Barbara Dixon, Philip Snyder, Vernon Hitch, Jerry Silverthom, Richard Hitch, Ricky Sipes, and Larry Hamm. HONOR SCIENTIST--Monte who participated in the Indiana Science Talent Search won the Busch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. Compliments of DAVID BRIGHT Veterinarian Rossville, Indiana ANONYMOUS ADRIAN R. MC GILL General Insurance Rossville, Indiana JLaJtin CM To become a member of Latin Club you must (for a whole year!) battle and con- quer declensions and conju- gations and journey with Aen- eas in his wanderings. There are 95 honorable members. Latin Club sponsors the East- er Convocation. The Pledges. Janice Collins, General Chairman, makes plans for the banquet. Inevitably initiation comes. Wide-eyed pledges are left in the hands of calloused second year Latin students, who are still haunted by their initiation, but it’s all in fun. This year’s pledges retraced Caesar’s footsteps from Rome to the Rubicon, prior to a wiener roast at Mrs. Rodkey’s home. Every spring the Latin Club Banquet gives recompense for all the hard work. The banquet follows a prescribed theme with all of the tables individually and ingeniously decorated. The entertainment is both home and professional talent. But best of all, the food is delicious. George Flora, Consul; Darryl McQuern, Scriba; Janice Collins, Pro Consul; Bill Weida, Quaestor. Compliments of HUFFER’S GARAGE Rossville, Indiana ANONYMOUS WX.C. COMPANY FEEDERS Sedalia, Indiana Hi jk Spot Member of the Indiana High School Press Association. FRONT ROW: Janice Collins, Editor: Ledon Hitch, Assistant Edi- tor (withdrawn). SECOND ROW: Adviser, Mrs. Pothuisje; Busi- ness manager, Sandy Garrett; Wilma Gascho. THIRD ROW: Barbara Dunk, Ruth Scolley, Sandra Crabtree. FOURTH ROW: Monte Hayes, Sports Editor; Stanley Holsinger. Janice Collins with Nancy Dreckman, Sandy Garrett, Ledon Hitch and Mrs. Pothuisje attended the IHSPA convention at Franklin College in October. Compliments of TIPMORE TEXACO Rossville, Indiana WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY Rossville, Indiana J.B. L1SCHKE DRUG CO. Rossville, Indiana JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Phyllis Wenger Ralph Calvert Most of our sporting activities that are centered around Campbell's Run are individual ones, but as we enter high school, we learn the value of team play. Of course, basketball is king, but Rossville also participates in cross coun- try, track, and baseball. Coach Buck takes great pride in the development of the player and the pro- per school spirit. He ex- pects his teams to face stiff competition and win their share of the games. Nothing makes Mr. Robertson happier than to see a boy give his “all” to track, cross country, or baseball. Track under his tutelage has won a place in the sun at Rossville. The seventh and eighth grade basketeers, best of the consolidated grade school corporation, work under Mr. Stahly. Perhaps these sports activities are the most ef- fective means of consolida- tion as interest generated in these activities brings many fans together. Edited by Dick Rodkey and Max Welk Compliments of CRIPE’S JEWELRY STORE Rossville, Indiana . C V ■HOW Phil Buck. C Hi ttoitieM Jimmy Oliver, Student Manager Richard Roth Don Cohee Jim Taylor Bob Frantz Stan Miller Alan Wilson Nov. 1 11 •18 23 Dec. 2 6 9 •16 •21 29-30 Jan. 6 14 0 Place 29 H 22 H 20 T 39 T 29 H 32 H 30 T 22 H 28 T 17 H 52 T VARSITY B-TEAM Jan. R O R O Place 20 Central Catholic 39 68 31 34 H •24 Delphi 36 41 28 29 T 27 Lebanon 68 90 34 50 T Feb. •3 Western 55 36 33 18 H •4 West Lafayette 57 53 41 34 T S 10 South Western 63 62 24 27 T 17 Northwestern 60 63 42 38 H 23 Sectional Frankfort 68 Rossville 67 •Hoosier Conference Games Season Schedule Won Lost 9 11 VARSITY B-TEAM R O Bunker Hill 55 58 Thorntown 43 64 Attica 47 55 Jeff-Lafayette 59 77 Sheridan 55 60 East Tipp 57 50 Clinton Central 61 71 Winamac 65 62 Flora 78 79 Holiday Tourney Delphi 62 57 Camden 67 52 Klondike Frankfort In a holiday mood after the Delphi tourney. Compliments of MC CLURE S DRUG STORE Rossville varsity Gilman c Mrs. Stowers spooled the Pep Club, which me, rejoUrt, each week. Compliments of ROSS VILLE AUCTION EXCHANGE BERNARD HART AND R. D. DOC HAMILTON. AUCT Rossville, Indiana ' 7ef tkb Hu StKpWAUJC 'Hecoii (Scores on page 74) FRONT ROW: Ronnie Cree, Larry Andrew, Gordon Cripe. SECOND ROW: Coach Phil Buck, Gordon Welk, Stan Miller, Brian Reppert, Alan Wilson, Raymond Miller. CHEERLEADERS: Soni Gilman Melinda Wagoner Games Junk Sfud Hu mi b SeMon Opp 22 41 30 25 50 48 40 23 27 48 31 32 Freshmen Nov. 2 East Tipp 15 Central Catholic Dec. • 1 Thorntown 5 Western • 8 Sunnyside •15 Tecumseh Jan. • 5 Frankfort •11 Conference Tourney Thorntown •19 Delphi 21 4-Way Tourney Clinton Central Flora •26 Lebanon 31 Clinton Central Feb. 2 Attica 6 Flora •Western Conference Ross 20 34 21 27 30 29 33 22 44 50 25 27 Compliments of GLOVERS, Frankfort Steve Disinger, Nick George, Maurice Purcell, Charley Huffer, Randy Bratton, Jerry Bolinger, Dan Cooper, Mr. Robertson, Lester Sterling, Don Snapp, Mike Beard, Tom Jacoby, Bob Cameron, Mike Timmons, Keith. Yoder. DATE tiOU toUMt Uj PARTICIPANTS PLACE OF MEET HORNET’S RANKING Sept. 15 Clinton Central - Ross ville Frankfort 22 Delphi - Flora - Rossville Delphi 28 Flora - Clinton Central - Southwestern - Rossville Delphi Oct. 20 Hoosier Conference Delphi 25 Sectional Terre Haute 1st 3rd 4th 6th 21st KNEELING: Bob Mohler, Wayne Remaly. STANDING: Larry Kochert, Mr. Robertson, Mike Jones, and Kenny Hodson. These boys with Eddie Butz are the Cross Country Lettermen. Compliments of ROSSVILLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW: Danny Cross, Mike Timmons, Ledon Hitch. SECOND ROW: DonSnapp, Gene Milner, DonCohee, Bill Weida. THIRD ROW: Gail Deboy, Elvin Wagner, Bob Ticen, FOURTH ROW: Brian Reppert, Mr. Robertson, Jim Raylor, Eddie Butz. 1960 SCHEDULE Won 5 Lost 16 May June Delphi Ross. 0 Opp. 16 Flora 0 12 Central Catholic 2 21 Western 0 23 July Winamac 2 14 Attica 3 22 West Side 7 8 Southwestern 4 7 Dayton 1 4 Rockfield 6 7 August Compliments of MODERN LINEN SUPPLY Kokomo, Indiana Flora Ross. 24 Opp. 0 Imbraco's 2 4 West Lafayette 9 14 Delphi 0 16 Delphi 1 10 Jackson 2 4 West Side 8 9 Michigantown 6 3 Delphi 9 7 Jackson 5 4 Zionville 4 2 'Juck ud JuU yim 1160-61 Ken Hodson, Mike Jones, Bob Mohler, Alan Brown,Stan Miller, Jim Taylor, Brian Reppert, Ronnie Cree, Gordon Welk, Eddie Butz, Raymond Miller, Wayne Remaly, David Gibbs. SCHEDULE 1960 Lettermen R 0 March Hoosier Relays Bloomington 4th K. Cree M. Jones Delphi Delphi 2nd April Frankfort and Clinton Central Frankfort 2nd K. Hodson R. Oliver Jeff Lafayette Jeff Lafayette 25 84 Lebanon Lebanon 56 53 J. Taylor M. Chezem Western and Flora Western 1st Conference Meet West Lafayette 6th G. Welk S. Miller Kokomo Relays Kokomo 6th May Sectional meet Frankfort 1 qualified A. Brown Logan Relays Logansport 4th Compliments SPORTSMAN Lafayette, Indiana Jkt Catik 3i Ifomi- HOOK LINE AND SINKER And so we conclude our record of that segment of time known as the 1960-61 school year in Rossville Consolidated School District. The last layout mat is complete and the editorial staff leaves the task of putting the fishing equipment away to the circulation staff--Jim Sterling, Bill McKinney, Larry Rodkey, Nancy Roth, and Sue Rigdon (Not in picture: Barbara Dunk and Ruth Scolley). Jim Buntin (aided by Pat Reser’s contrast) graphically measures the wonderful co-operation this publication has enjoyed from page sponsors, patrons-- ROSSVILLE SUNSHINE SOCIETY MORAN HARDWARE B L 421 CAFE, Rossville HEISE GARAGE, Moran ECON-O-WASH, Rossville ROSSVILLE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE COHEE’S BARBER SHOP, Rossville FREDA’S BEAUTY SHOP, Rossville MOCHERMAN’S GROCERY, Sedalia Ralph’s Studio, Intercollegiate Press, the faculty, and fellow students. We have had fun editing the LARS and it is our sincere hope that you, the reader, will find aptly portrayed the infancy of Rossville Consolidated School District. 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