Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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beisel, canine, boyd, knapp, mosson earn trophies It was Wednesday, March 14, 1973. The multipurpose room was filled with deli- cious food and faithful fans. It was the an- nual carry-in supper in honor of the Ros- sville Hornet basketball players. After the food was devoured, Coaches Terry Byers, Chuck Mellon, Mike Reynolds, and Mike Jones gave a summary of the previous season, an outlook on the up- coming season, and a comment on each of their players. Mr. Jones presented Darrell Boyd and Dick Knapp with the Tom Knapp Memorial award. Dick also received the Most Valu- able Player award. Larry Canine received the Free Throw award, Bruce Beisel claimed the Rebound trophy, and Gordon Mosson secured the Mental Attitude award. Head Coach Gale Catlett from the Uni- versity of Cincinnati was the guest speaker for the evening. The banquet was sponsored by the Sun- shine Society and Cheerblock. pq THE AUDIENCE WAITS supensefully as the Hornet Coach Mike .lones announces the deserving winner of each award. MR. JONES ATTEMPTS to express his gratitude to As- sistant Coach Mike Reynolds as he presents him with a token of appreciation. STANDING OVATION was in line for the enthusiastic speech delivered by Gale Catlett, coach ofthe Cin- cinnati University Wildcats. 20

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I can't go on! I've forgotten my lines . . . l'll miss all my cues . . . l'll fall off the stage! Everyone l know is sitting out there in the audience waiting for me to make a fool of myself. What am I doing here? I want to go home!! Pre-performance stage fright is a com- mon malady among the actors and ac- tresses in a play. But somehow things al- ways seem to work out. The Egg and I was performed on April 12, I3, and I4, and if there was a little panic, at least no one fell off the stage. Everyone involved was very tired, very re- lieved, and a little sad as they dismantled the set at the strike party on Saturday night. All the little things that went into the play performance had become memo- ries in the minds of the cast. Don ...... Betty ..... Anne ..... .loan ...... Thad ....... Corinne ...... J.J. ......... . Hi-Baby ...... Fishface .......... Millicent ............... Thermometer Tessie ..... Paula ................... Mitzi ...... Lolly ...... .......Steve Achors ......Sherrill Brovont ...Janice Mohler Laurie Rockwood ......Craig Stanley ........Teri Turpin .....David Tislow ..............Jeff Kelly Scott Shoemaker .........Julie Jackson ........Deb Perry ........Susan Skiles ...Connie Kintner ....Kathy Stanley Tom ................................. Cheryl Gascho Larson the Electrician ..... ....... K urk Bright Grady ..................... ..... B ill Davenport Ross ..................... ..... ........... S i d Paul TAKE THAT, screams Sherrill Brovont as she smears egg all over Steve Achors' face, demonstrat- ing her feelings about the egg farm. IS THIS THE LOOK OF PAIN? Hardly! It seems more like fright as Joni Mossburg forcefully yanks Mark Cripe out of the MacDonald home. MR. EILER EMPHASIZES a point to stage manager Dave McClure and student director Betsy Combs that he feels would make the play better on opening night. chicken farm is ci hit