Rushville High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Rushville, NE)

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MAXL HENSLEY A B M A Hastmgs College Unrversrty of Nebraska BILL STEPHENSON B S Chadron State Social Science Football Coach SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE It is with satisfaction that we re- view the class of 1959 as they progress. They have grown in stature and in char- acter, and they have left behind many worthy deeds. More opportunities to do good lie ahead and our foremost hope as you proceed is that your education in high school has helped to give you duectron and the tools with which to succeed Although your contributions have been great may they be even greater in the future PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE In general your hrgh school has several mayor purposes It attempts to help all boys and girls to meet better their obligations as c1t1zens of a great democracy It attempts to help all young people to develop their interests and ab1lxt1es to as great an extent as possible The only way to get where you can It is the prmcrpal s sincere hope that each young person who attends this high school will do the best work possible and make hrs high school education really count I . , . ., . . 9 gg tg ' S . ' serve best is to prepare yourself well. l 'K . . . g .

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B0 RD OF EDUCATIO Left to rlght Dave Graunke Frances Hollsteln Charles Spease James Krotz Bennett Johnson and Ted Bare not prctured The goal of Rushvllle Hrgh IS to rmpart that knowledge butld those skrlls form those habrts develop those attrtudes and practrce that way of lrvmg whlch wrll make good crtrzens present and future Rushvllle 1S proud of 1ts Board of Educat1on The members g1V6 freely of thetr ume and effort wrthout tangrble recompense They serve both commun1ty and school Then dectsrons show wlsdom tolerance and progressrve th1nk1ng We wrsh to thank them for helprng 111 great measure to make and keep Rushv1lle d1str1ct respected educators and loved by IIS students

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