Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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'stew 'sb 51,44 L to R: Betty Sipes, Francis Ward, Maurice Oglesby, Sue Kingery, Harold Austin, John Lewis, Mr. Tharp, Pat Hufford, Mickey McCoy, and Win-ifred Purcell. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council did a good iob this year in representing the student body of R.H.S. They, with the help of Mrs. Marshall, planned our many convocations. They also made out the school activity calendar, supervised the election of yell lead- ers, and ironed out many other student problems. Much credit goes to Harold Austin, president, Winitred Purcell, secretary, and Mr. Tharp, sponsor. Other members of the council were, Francis Ward, senior, John McCoy and Sue Kingery, juniors, Patricia Huttord and John Lewis, sophomores, Betty Sipes and Maurice Oglesby, freshmen. E1

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LIBRARIANS By now, the students have found the new location of the library on the stage of the assembly very convenient. They are also quite proud of the three new study tables and chairs. Emphasis is now being placed on the purchase of reference books to help the students in research work. Betty Crum assisted by Donna Waldron, Evelyn Scolley, and Sylvia Gushwa kept the students aware ot the many books the library has to offer through their many clever bulletin boards. Donna Waldron, Carolyn Miller, Marina Frank, Mary Jane Unger and Judy Bie- secker rotated as desk librarians during the noon hour while Mary Alice Ticen, Sue Kingery, Annettie Good, Amy Cable, Julia Bogan, and Maralee Brennaman served daily one period each. Bottom row, L to R: Donna Waldron, Judy Biesecker, Mariorie Gochenour, Carolyn Miller, and Annettie Good. Second row: Julia Bogan, Mary Jane Unger, Marina Frank, Evelyn Scolley, Sue Kingery, Betty Crum, Mary Ticen, Mrs. Rodkey, and Amy Cable. Not in picture: Sylvia Gushwa and Maralee Brenneman.

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421 7 5, .. -Q , I I 2 1 , a,..,...,v- - '-1 A 1- - -:f - - f- ' I X .W Q , ' , E ' H . . ' I ' -. - .. 'A E' ', ,- L Bottom row, L to R: Jean Ann Silverthorn, Hope Gilman, Carolyn Neher, Judy Crum, Sylvia Gushwa, Son- nle White, Marlene Long, Velma Suter, Joyce Kingery, Hilda Epp, Joy Metzger, Esther McGill, Lila Jo Dunk, Donna Waldron, Mariorie Brovont, Gladys Scolley, Betty Crum, and Alice Miller. Second row: Carolyn Bell, Sibyl Coffman, Loretta Devore, Ruth Sloan, Winifred Purcell, Marilyn Black, Pat Snelling, Dorothy Newhouser, Rowena Carr, Annettie Good, Kay Barnhart, Carolyn Miller, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, Shirley Hufford, Shirley Metzger, Connie Chittick, Darlene Devore, Donna Neuenschwander, Charlene Tansey, and -Doris Eller. Third row: Joyce Avery, Mrs. Crum, Margaret Curn utt, Javonna Carney, Betty Sipes, Sharon Black, Norma Dolby, Jan Thorp, Margie Dunk, Kay Burkhalter, Betty Thomas, Pat Coleman, Pat Hufford, Marcia Salmon, Mary Helen Rohr, Mary .lo Rule, Audrey Gochenour, Linda Ottinger, Mary Ticen, Sue Kingery, Martha Ticen, Trudy George, Barbara Robison, Linda Taylor, Norma Ticen, Carol Finley, and Leona Shively. Fourth row: Evelyn Scolley, Barbara Good, Maude Leslie, Amy Cable, Marilyn Rodenbarger, Sara Wilkins, Patsy Wetzel, Maralee Brenneman, Marilyn Wclmer, Mar na Frank, Mariorie Gochenour, Eleanor Hopper, Mary Jane Unger, Clara Reed, Patty Roth, Nancy Huffer, Julia Jo Bogan, Judy Biesecker, Linda Flora, Flor- ene Dolby, Carol Sue Frey, Ella Cook, Patty Fin tey, and Judy Hackerd. Not in picture: Jackie McCoy. SUNSHINE The Sunshine Society of R,H.S. has become well known not only in this com- munity, but throughout District l. A large delegation went to the district convention at Whitestown and to the state convention at North Vernon. Two girls attended State SSS Camp in June. The society has done much in carrying out their motto, Others . The girls sent cards, fruit, and gifts to those sick, gifts were also sent to Dorothy Seest and old people's homes at Christmas, they made nut cups for the Junior Red Cross, campaigned for the Junior Red Cross, and contributed to the Riley fund-a state project. Twenty-three new members were initiated into the society on November l9. A party for the girls and their mothers climaxed the year's activity. The officers were Annettie Good, president, Carolyn Miller, vice president, Dorothy Newhouser, corresponding secretary, Kay Barnhart, treasurer, and Rowena Carr, recording secretary. The cabinet was made up of Esther McGill, Marilyn Black, Winifred Purcell, Ruth Sloan, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, and Pat Hufford. Much credit goes to our sponsor, Mrs. Crum. Sunshine will remain dear in the hearts of the R. l-l.S. '53 seniors.