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Rock Creek High School - Aceonean Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

 - Class of 1940

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Rock Creek High School - Aceonean Yearbook (Huntington, IN) online collection, 1940 Edition, Cover
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Ihy, I spilled some of it Q on my comb last Week and new ts u brush.H H -e-o- Q HELEN BLLLR2 Dellu Use, did you have your radio on 2 last night? 5 DELLA YhL: Hdhy yes,-why do you ask?H f HELIX: HIOW did it fit?H A O'O 2, PHOLLA NNY: Hdhet is worse then kissing e fool?U V IULHJORIE Jet: ie-sting Cl fool kiss you. 'Z -o-o- 3 MARY BRUEALLH: George your new overcoat is rather 9 loud.H 2 GEORGE CRLGO: Hlt's all right when I put on e L muffler.H P -Q-O- L Herman Ne and Bill U. ufter ct scuffle. L BILL- HHCW do you feel?H S NORHLN- -HI would feel better if you would put the Q cider in my hdunfs dpple.H Q -0-O- V THELL4 PRIELE had been spanked. The minister asked M her what she was crying about Q THELVA: Hlt hurtslu Q VINISTER: HWhat hurts? 2 THELVA: Hehe tack of my lep.H f -o-o- A LEOTA: Hieet me at the library to-night et seveh.U 7 EERNAH: HAll right, what time will you be there?H Y -o-o- ' Here's to the feeulty-- j Long may they live! L Even as long us, the ? 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'J-A -'01 ii, Y ' i..,11..'. ,glu..,l xfv,-W7 -.i4.,r ff,u.3x-:Hwy-',,25213-ixwgps-Q's,S':'g4j,:QTI U- U-I Q H Q V H.-,ng-g,jl.x-k.sTx.,x., . .ef Ftlxc N f 4. v' 'liIl'Vf'1 Q-FUN - 'srl Y 7 . E if s Published By The EP, 'g Senior Class T I- of Ii 'F Rock Creek High School. R ,fx Huntington County, 2 -3 lindihna '.-' i ' fjr -L .g Q 541, -,.5x:-ffx-I. .7 ,'y', -.,-',e:ye -Q, 1-,..f9,7 I-1.07-'-'-'K --'I-'2,i'f 1,, im'-ugpe' 'V i 'V v s --'.- ...TEX ...X g 'Q,fs X'1Jn-'-.51-Nqmbvllg'-YSYQ-lui' IN U W E U E E m E 3 -U, W .'43',1--,',,-.2 53335.- W 1 -,1-Nw. Af' -J., .. ff . lv v.4uL:,..-. r.-e. ,..4. .-.xv - - . l ,. , ..,,v.', Q'Q- - .i Ll,L3j.ll....--.ili-i-QlJii-Ei1QlaE f ' 'q' 'I H H kr H J lv 5 n 5 'X J .i r i FOREWORD We, the class o? l9iO, have had but one objective in the making of this book. We have tried to in- clude those little characteristics of our classmates and teachers that night tend to fade as the years go by. We are anxious that the happenings of Rock Creek High School during our Senior year will, in days to come, be read and reread by those people who have had a part in making this year a happy one. lf, years from now, we tend to ponder over these pages, then our efforts in printing this year book will not have been in Vain. THE SENIOR CLASS ENUUXEEUEEEEUXI to crfoaaftnfrm pv- -1-,fssl--fgaffvpg-g51 f-f, J.--ffbr ,-4 1 . -,f-,.,,,. .- W T?,'?f -'- '-'- -1-f---v4 I I A I 4 -,:.......' A' '13 bursts-.w-,.m,-VJ-X-.iLi.x,-,li- xl.. Fi ,gil-u, I Y I. T 5 x l-,.xkg.w-5-X., Jlx 4.2, if-'rx 3 4 'vy ' nl W 115 '- iw L. Q... 1, ' 1:1 2 iw '71 , .. W-I F. 'f V, .- N P nv ' I 5' X 1 fd,- ' -an ' K .f .5 I ff K iff! 5' 7 I fx f 1 H R i ,' . ,I :Y-.1 N1 lk. . 1' Vw ' xg mf 78 1, -g! ' 'x., D 'JI li X 7 30 A l',' ' I: lf F ,Q Q2 ,L 1' Vi 1' f Nl we J-r 5' gl ,H , I-rx 5' ll 4: 9 fu Y J ,J 1 qt, .V ll' 'x' in .g 3 L. at J. '. ,LI 2. .4 J lr, F : Z' v I- K' -7 5' N J- O ' T 5' 4' f ff. 4 ' +- IJ J L' -rl . J -1 en' gf -tv ll 5,, xl 4, I Q .5 ' LA 'L..A 1 1 x' I, ,.: 4 L' .,. . , -L -, an i 'ii Ik .1 X 5' '. ,1 I, 1 1.1. . ,I K, E.- . :f N 'f G' - E l' if fl! ,vi f I X-I lv rl ' Q' x .v ' F- J' M I Qi inf . f-S I . nfl !g4 3-I xf. .y H . 5 , Q, If p V, Us 1 ,,- 'Q ,X N' I' Q wil 1,1 N1 fl' 'Q' 151 13 :L l 3 Q J 5 5 Y 2, .g K R 4. 9 .Pl 'lg ,B Il n lx IH1 4 Y , Q- QA' 2 LL-11:3.5.-4a.gg..1Q..-'QTL-4y1.:T:T4 A i- xl - 'T , - ju ' '- ' '1 'f' f' ' - . -5 V 51'f,l,if'-'kg?LE94fL1'f , . ..,. 'T-... .- . -- - ',.--,af . L1 Gill 1 C Et 'llti,.iD. 122.gif ADRIAN LITTLE County Superintendent lr. Adrian Little was born on Nay 18, 1899 in Amboy, Indiana. He attended the Summerset High School and was grad- uated from there in 1918. He obtained his higher- education from Indiana University, from where he was graduated in 1927. He received his Easter of Arts Degree from there in 1929. He has also had work in the field of Administration at the University of Chicago. Mr.Little taught.in an elementary one room school in Miami County for one year. He taught two years in Wabash County, and five years at Tippicanoe High School in Marshal County. ir. Little then obtained the prin- cipal's position in Wayne Township, Huntington County. He remained at this school for one year. Then from there he went to Jefferson in Huntington County where he was principal for five years. Mr. Little was then elected superin- tendent of the school of Huntington County. This is his sixth year as su- perintendent, and in that time he has been vcry progressive in the betterment of the County school systems. K: ' g::':IQuxnnnvLEUmEuv mfenatrw .QL ' ' tt An' -1 - bv! 0 vmbefhys xml. -4 J n 1 ,I E E Q GD ..- r',I u -,sg-.-Q:-ff.-,1vi?-,NZ-57A--E:-J.-5fran?-I' , J-but-I-N -L Wx. .A-I C. B. SAMSON Trustee Mr. Clarence Samson, our trustee, was born March 4, 1891, in Arbana, Ill- inois.He later attended school in Arbana and was graduated from the Lincoln Street School in that city. Mr. Samson migrated to Michigan in l9l2. There he became Justice of Peace for four years. Some time later he was elected overseer of the Lake County highways in Jichigan. He later came to Indiana where he is still residing. Soon after Mr. Samson came to Indiana he was employed to help build the school building, of which he is now trustee. He assumed the duties of trustee Jan- uary l, l939. He has proven himself very efficient with his work and has had the betterment of the schools in mind at all times. He has had double the duties of an ordinary trustee's job due to the fact that there are two schools in Rock Creek Township, Markle and Bock Creek Center. s , s s s .H y , I1 .'-5 ':aLX't-Ht' srvl'l s-Q K e.v- H n -sbs -xg-sew g,IUXlUUNIEEUlfElfECN EFCIDUQUYY ,. u .5 4 I I ' . I q i 14 0 5 v i'. w 2 5 iw gyff ' 'u'un '4J't'M'-'-'r ccfrcee- ee. ee .-- A--Liiiliiiifijiiigig ful ul 4, vzv , I -'wi Him SiN Hn ?,a N 5 r' Q gfE WILLIAM GRANT SCALES 3. ii Wim Principal 'i FTE? lg? Hr. Scales was born in Daviess County, in a fi? small town not far from Washington. He attended vig elementary school at nlfordsville, and high school UH? at Alfordsville end Jesper. He greduuted from the ggi Jasper High School in l9l5. lf? Hr. Scales received his B.S. Degree at Indiana Zmf State Teuchers College, at Terre Haute in 1925 and iNf his H.S. Degree from Indiana University in l95O.He 1 j hes furthered his educution ut Indiuni University 1 3 of Chicego, and Butler. This work wig in the field iris of Administration. 5189 J He has hed twenty-seven yeers of teiching work. Q51 He begun is un elementiry teschcr in Alfordsville, yi, end remuined in this position for eight years. He Iyg nlso served es principnl ind teicher of the high uQ schools in Alfordsville und Glendele for the next 322 eight yesrs. He then went to Newberry is principel 9,5 for the following five yeurs, ind then to Irelend ff I for n similur position the following ycir. Mr. 'lj Scales returned to Alfordsville us principsl in j'5 l955 end remained there three yenrs. He then came , 5 to Huntington County us principal of the Rock g'5 Creek High School. He is enjoying the second yenr I J here. 1' 1 'fm , - . . . I . . g Hr. Scplcs holds i Life License in mnny subgects 3 5 including his Administrition License. He is ulso quilified to teuch Sociul Studies,science,English, 5 3 and ell grude .nd elementiry studies. T, -2' 2 if 3 2' 'S A 5' .zx -In-'v - ...G . ,,,,.,n-.-,. W H 'Rv' his A - L . Uvuuwiufmuv rifomir W 3 L- , , 4, 1 J, ., ,,4. -g' z-..,-.- Um EE U5 cr H cn 4' ,,,.g-,,1.9-s.u -nw +4- A9. wcsau-1! 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If Y :Q 1.1 Q.A ,ij lx ffm el Ryu Q1 VR I' 5 QR pg 4? 5 2 B hi ' 2' 5 DN Q W K f . Q 1 .. 5 E .1 Z- 5 'ii U , , b .yi 14 1 13 fl 5 5 if E. 1 F7 gi ? if Q J, 1 14 ?p M, ra 2- 3 AJ V: 3 3 ? f H 2 T: in .3 S x, :I .Q Y? Z if If . . 3. 5 ,. J-xx sl .r,-,-... . 3, vs--N. s,., ' ' ' ' E 5 ,, I .g7,,- g,','., '. . Uhill .EE .CI EH CD . A' ff A' - MARY COOLNAN Miss Mary Coolman was born in Warren. She attended Warren High School. She continued her schooling at Terre Haute tcacher's college where she re- ceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in l922. Later she attended Columbia Uni- versity and received her Masters degree in l95l. Miss Coolman has had twenty-four years teaching experience. She began her career at Jefferson Township,in Hunting- ton County, and remained there three years. Miss Coolman then taught at War- ren for three years, following which she taught at Bippus. She was at Bippus five years and from there went to Lancaster to teach. She remained at Lancaster five years and then assumed her present duties at Rock Creek. This is Kiss Cool- man's eighth year here. Kiss Coolman teaches Latin and Hath- ematics. In addition to hor teaching, Miss Coolman has charge of the high school attendance. She was in charge of the Junior Class play and Junior-Senior Banquet. uname Mem semis tixgig 's,,..,n,-J . r,,14up.14.. x aff! 1 Y -1.-4-,vw Ajxfli 1 L-,1 t ' ' .2.,-1-pf-,.,3---,,A,rw...-K.-,..,,: --Q,.1i,-'f-.-5,-L.4i,5:..i,'.Q- ,uni I-I I E E PG H GD if I' M' ltr? It lr. '52 'E' jhU - 171 J y 1 ' w - fl 1 -a R' 'x LEOHHRD IBELHJD Tj 'i li Bw Mr. Ireland wus born in Muncie and f? lived there Uurimg all his school days. 'gr He vis graduated from Muncie High School ju end received his college education at j 2 Bull State. He holds teaching licences 1 Q in Physical Education, Industrial Arts, - 5 and Business Educution both in IHdiHHL I Q and Michigun. L ,f kx N c Hr.Ireldnd begun his teaching career fl? dt Arcola, in Allen County. He coached f 2 baseball and besketbull in addition to Q his cldssroom teaching. He ldter moved Q 5 to Petroleum, where he couched for four 1 x yeurs. From Petroleum he came to Rock if Creek, where he is enjoying his first 2 5 yeur. Q . . s is He teaches typing to the seniors, 5'3 Bookkeeping to the Juniors, general bus- 5 Q iness training to the sophomores, und in iw ... . . . . A uddition hds a cllss in industrial arts ,m 9 r 'a for boys of iny class. He nus,dlso been 5.5 in churce of the vurious noon activities. '-J 5 . 0 'J an I N E 5. GT 2 1 at fl. Hr H2 2 QQ 5 3 J If :E I Atl-.'-,'1u':afY-S51-.4-fur.-,' Y Y ' V :,T',..-,- ...fI'1,-..-Q Af iylQ1 '5N NX.:-x,X -Nxgh'-'gr'-Yfjlglafl DX! U E U E W E Q U- W .'-B1','Q':l-,',j'.lj-,lqNxg.:,,3.-Ai-'6, 14 ' 'f.?.T...' i..'... 'L.L.'g4fL.Z... 1 U EE UE Q CD -EL ,21Pli'3 '-'P 1' ':'Z.'-:'. 2.-L , i.?: :- I .. -.,.. .-,,.,,---....,.- --. ,--,........-.... If' ,f'F?l:15l22fi2E2.E . ...A -..-i-,........-.......-..--- -i-.,-...1:i1r ,mls-:.'44f,n...H2,,.:gig1:g.1.LiLi1,. 4 if kip H A HN fi 5 gig D? Q FJ S QA fl If 2? Y Ei '? jg 2 Lois PAXSON if 4 Pi ii . ' , 5 L Miss Lois Paxson was born in Wells 551 County, Indiana. She was graduated from v Q the Lancaster High School in Wells 2 f County in l935. She continued her educa- ' I o '1 QIQ tion at Ball State Teacher's College gif where she received her Bachelor of 5 E Science Degree. is gf? Miss Paxson teaches Vocational Home - yt Economies and Physical Education. She is 312 also sponsor of the seventh and eighth gl? grades, fm 'S Q 3 During the basketball season, Miss X 2 Paxson acted as timckeeper. She will gif also be in charge of Girls 4H Club work ? 5 during the summer months. J 1' Q' 1 ? S This is Miss Paxsons first year of 'I . Q .34 teaching and she has found it to be very I I enjoyable. She has made many friends in 4 3 her one yearfs work. ' In 'J Q 3 5 ? 5' A ? i D 1 T, 9 1' fl J ,Q 'QL ? 5 I 5 A Q, zz .lx-. wh- 1-5 I Av. -.-,--U A ' ' j-3.-.,i.'.s-4--.6 3'f.,1a+-nge'-'fx-A x 'S.--1 44 vipu'.-1-5461 W U UXI EE -U' E V E Q W lg-xa mix-4 -fr -'w.'-'Sr 'L'-fvi? 1 x M Ial- 1 h'lv', ' 'v 'L- -l '- 3 V ' .'-'ff -H'-F:-2'-t. KW1'-1 11. -+- QZQQI.,-.,,if-,-,.,'J:H51.6-.'g-,I'6E!i3:.ii,--yi: . U U-1 E CD --,-:-.1-9--..-,- 451. ' TNQ A, ,, FMJ I4 yi JL 9 x if nl l R RUTH SIHPSON Q Miss Ruth Simpson mis born in Boon- f ville, lndiine ind wie graduited from Q the Boonville High School. She wis Q griduuted from the Cincinnati Conser- 5 vdtory of Music, end received her B. 3 S. degree of English from Evinsville 5 College in 1928. She dlso has had grad- F uute work from Indians University. Q l 4. Miss Simpson has taught in Indiinn, i Missouri, and Arizone. Q C Her subjects taught are English, I Music, Art, end Safety. E 9 She also hes been in charge of the 5 Library and is the Sponsor of the Fresh- Q man Class. 1 Q In the two years she has been at Rock ? Creek she his made many student friends i end we have ill enjoyed her teaching. p L ai S e A sl H T 'J 3 lx i 4 4 S x . L , X J E 3 . ll I l 'A 1-.-f - . .K 4, . - - 'f - fi... f K 5,1 Ji u,x- ,:-.Y.,-i7 s-havnt n,s,w.x N...-mmf! ll 4 i- IIN U EN UE U EE EE EN EF CD U? U W 1 ls I , , Y Y Y :I Y V 4 .--.-1-,sv T.,-ab, .cn f'6ff 1r':f c MARGARET RUDICEL Miss Margaret Rudicel was born in Huntington, Indiana. She attended school in Huntington and was ,graduated from Huntington High School in 1957s Sb- re- ceived a scholarship to Ball State. While in collogc she was f member of the Intermediate Grammar C'ub, and the Pi Zeta Sorority. Miss Rudiccl also attended Indiana University. This is Miss Rudicel's first year of instructing pupils. She is teaching the the fifth and sixth grades.' And enjoys her work very much. She is liked very much by all her pupils ov Miss Rudicel has been a faithful booster of the high school athletics, always being on hand to cheer for the teams., IN U ENEEUEECEUXI EFCD RU W 'L' ?b.L.,':V- Azhw- fnaklvqi Ad-x'J.g,' sid G+ E E G Q -Hat ..:'r-5-erwk x?gP.Fg 41 5 .r ,- N -s A s. Q . I I .-rrvld-N-H-NN +A- --2 I 'X 9-, ,..-L- .r r-'.,,-H1-.9571 pg' -?:'rv- -1 ..- Q S v w Y 1 , IW , lu! sl Q 1 K tl 1 E N 5 c a JAIE SCHEERER 2 sr xl Miss Jane Schccrcr, Rock Creok's 3 third and fourth grade teacher, was born 5 in Huntington. Sho has spent most of hor 3 life in this community, having moved 2 hcrc from Huntington. Q .J 1- Miss Schccrcr was a member of thc N Rock Crook graduating class in l956. Sho received her higher education at Hunt- 7 ington College. She was active in X Y. W. C. A. work while enrolled at Hunt- . ington. -n 'A A 9 c ,f x This is Miss Scheerer's first year Q n U H 1 J A 'u N w L 1 s J V. Jia' K of teaching. She enjoys it very much. Q Q Q 1 lk' Tw 2 I in 'el Q. D .I Y- .,.- .-,r-x.l 1... . - 1 ' , r-w , .., r'1.' .nv -,ll-u. A-n. , .i ,-.,Y .s fury-:L u s,- x --Q A-I 1 gk EN U EN EI U EE EE EN EF CD U2 II W Q I Vu f1TEEEiEfEEEEEIE15iaiEfill H 'M' 'C 'U t'MC iEEElEZEEiEEEIfE7i??IEEEET'- fyfffsgizsiisiinilzff,IllE?j.LE C EE Si ElilgDLiLE?E2Eiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiif Tiff Wfg fl In if .sl f' N1 Mig Q35 HELEN svznsots xt FM 2,3 Kiss Helen Eversole was born in Wells Xi? County. She attended Lancaster school iff a few years and then movcd to Allen lee County. She attended Elmhurst school one SM? X335 and was graduated. from there in A I 5!n ' jf hh Miss hvcrsole won a school Scholar- pfh ship to Indiana University. However, sho 1'Q did not accept tho scholarship, but wont Q58 to Manchester one term whore sho took 3 Q the Kindcrgardch Primary course. Then 5 f she wont to Ball State, Where sho com- gqg plotod her education. .wa 2.5 While attending Ball State, Miss 51? Evorsolo was a member of thc Gamma 3,2 Gamma Sorority. Sho was also a member of Q g the Kindorgardon Primary Club. 3. 5 Q 5 Upon hor graduation from Ball State, Q 5 sho assumed thc teaching position sho il? now holds, that of tho first and second Q55 grades. This is hor fifth year at Rock Q'1 Crook. Hi 2 Q Miss Evcrsolo is secretary of the 1-E Rock Crock Township Parent-Teacher Asso- 'li ciation, and takes an active part in Q Q community activities. -: 5 Qi ' 3? 9' . 'I I J I '95 5 5 1 E, I' wb Kxzg., ,,.. .QA . ,.,, .,.,.,.. 'W ' Y ' -:.-..,-.-is -,gd -l',-1-0 -'-f'-'1' vu -'4 'fv'.4V-A.wg: EN U EE U E E Q U W tl-as -1+ - ':'v 5X' wi -QA? 1 o x I ' f'1f ul:!'f-vi -1- 4-'FFL f - C'-, : -'--...f 51-1 1, V Y.A,.,,dN 0 3 V Y Y wt: '-f - -F':, Y , ---mwlii--, U: Q H CD ---ff-1-f-,2.,,,.ff.,.,., , Y ,Y VV p..,xl-sr,-l.s..-.,.,., Y! T l nw nk aw ml! V1 1..1 '4 lui if Q7 'Zi 3 :SUL- fisb' Z! 1 1 A FJ' 1 F12 1 --2 S Si I lt Aix - , i lx ff Q! -'S .vi :I ,Q . 11 Q! 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SEEK IT 3 THE CLASS 5 FIRST How :' Phooba May Goodmillor Della Mae Hoover SECOND Row 'Q Martha Blair Mary Blair Mary Brubaker George Crago Q THIRD ROY! if Norman McCoy Wilma Brown Marjorie Joy Helen Baker FOURTH ROW Jerald Lindley Martha Day Thelma Prible Doris Smith FIFTH ROW Leota Viekrey Herman Vitz Billy Ulch 1 5 xx L I J as SI T t A 't' - '17'v W-'S.1'--fours-1 n'T'.x ,- ... :'gsA1. sf ly.--N-1.--.-.-.,f4-J-.A,,:,.: EN U EN UE U EE EE IIN EF CD UQ 'D' YY ,.q,1.,,,.,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.,-4 'Q I Q X Ax ll' 1 N. F J .v, T x 1 .x li R. 1. , 4 Hz 6 .1 1 Y i 4. f 's 's K 1 -. A Y 9 G F' l 5 'Cx Q. L C I x I 4 ku 6 If 2 l 5 ll sl N Xu L4 'J J U , Q' il , . J 1. I . 51 .A -r A 'Q 9 -1 3 li n J' 9 B ,SL v 5 S 3' 'I 5 4 1 4, ill 'C' Q Q6 Haiti .. V . , -,114 I I 7 ,- U ...WH 1 i f Q--R LT Qi-EE,.-lLE.iDd,iD.,Ta- ,F-u-T----uff1,, Us---ww Iv r f--R ffw-Jar 'fMW a1a5TU1F ,2.f1,1.x-w rv K'-.' -I..-' AJ' ,'.4 ' ......----1.1--. ,, ,.---,-,.--.--.... .. I , I- -Wm . 4 f53'12g3e.:ff-?..f -.-L.-3115.125 L - ' 1 4 I ln. f 'x uq ' .- .5 if a Q. ' R Ai ,I A F! I ul I J 1 n S Tu 'I H Q P N , Un Lzw .ul ixq - I.: II! IM .il H -! i,1 fl 1. rv V ,, , Mui -x 1. : EJ A il Ii y'W I . .xl , -fl N 1' 5 E25 9. Us 1' ' Y 5 ,l in NI' 'Q 1. li .K-5 ll is I '- Ir :W I! v I. Q .si ' 5+ 2: 'l HE Iw'y H2 '51 1 1' I 9 3' 35 : 1, Z MH AWH ,, 5 1' If ,F 5 I .3 il? '1 W la 1 .' Ji ,, , 9 I1 .V 9' . -1 A 'a .3 3 fr ' t ? up ff L H! 1. mv! lk HELEN H. BAKER Helen H. Baker was born in Rock Creek Township on August 29,l922, and is still living in the nomo of her birth. She attended Rook Creek School every year, being one of the eight seniors in the l94O graduating class that went to Rook Creek all twelve years. Helen's favorite subjects in school were the commercial classes. She espec- ially liked typing and was one of the best in the class. She likes outdoor sports, but was also one of the best basketball boosters, both at home and 3-Vfily 0 Helen won perfect attendance awards in l958 and 1959. She was in the class play in 1958 and was one of the student librarians during her senior year. She was a member of the 4H club for four ycflrs c Helen plans to go to Business College in Fort Wayne after she finishes high school. aelinwfggxfli f'i'7 f Um-lofi' its ciao W J ,A-J 'Ebb-it Sb aj -.1-'rA'.'Gl 1 . ra.-1 x s u wi MARTHA A. BLAIR Nartha A. Blair was born in Liberty Township in Wells County on July 25, 1922. She has attended P number of dif- ferent schools. She first entered South Liberty in Wells County where she at- tended for three years. From there she entered Ervin School in Adams County where she attended four yearss She first entered high school at Ionroeville in Allen County where she attended for two years. Last but not least she entered Rock Creek in Huntington .County where she attended the rest of her high school days. 2 She likes singing and is a member of the Senior Trio. She was in the oper- ettas in both her freshman and sophomore years. D Martha has held a number of class of- fices. She was Treasurer oft her fresh- man class, Secretary and Treasurer of junior class,and Secretary and Treasurer of senior class. Hartha's favorite subj- ects in school are English and Com erce. I . Martha is interested in nurses train- ing and plans to attend Fort Uayne's Methodist Hospital after she finishes high school. ,gl-1 .-'1 ' t r-x J... 1 .ffQlfflUXiUUNIEEUEEEEUXI EFCDUQUYY 1..,,,.,.v. ref .1 'A I I 'I A h Qu i .4 TU EH EET EE if TEHWCD , I4 'wi QI' if if? 'Es r. zz fix r. Ill IE. ii 2: Q y ILARY BLAIR 94 fl E ff Mary Blair was born in Liberty Tovrn- UHi ship on July 25, l922. She first enroll- WQB ed in school at South Liberty in Wells fig County where she attended seven months. gui Then she entered Rock Creek in Wells 553 County where she attended for three 1 2 years. Leaving there, she went to Erwin gi? School in Adams County where she grad- fv- uated from the eighth grade. Her first Ula high school days were spent at Monroe- lvg ville, in Allen County,where she attend- fff ed her first two years. She then came to Q 5 Rock Creek to finish high school. QV? Hary's favorite subjects in school d 5 were English and Com erce. She particu- L larly likes music and is a member of the gl? Senior Trio. She was in the operettas geg in both freshman and sophomore years. g.f Mary is interested in nurses training Fig and intends to go to Fort Wayne's Neth- Q i odist Hospital after she graduates. uf fi It 31 5 -2 is 2 .3 in 5421 Fyj .lm X K - , p Ml VME U LE EMM EF o IQ U if tit 4 4-4m'J -In :xii ' ' ' y-T' 2 7' J ., U EH EE ri Q H o A t N WILMA I. BROWN Wilma I. Brown was horned in Rock Creek Township on April 26, l922. She is another Senior who has attended Bock Creek all twelve years. Wilma's favorite subjects in school were Geometry, Bookkeeping, Home Econom- ics and General Business. She especial- ly likes sewing and music. She has taken Glee Club all four years of high school. Wilma has had perfect attendance during most of her school career. She did not miss a day until in the third grade, when she was insent one duy. She had perfect attendance then, until the seventh year, when she was forced to miss one day. Wilma did not miss school again until last year, when illness forced her to remain out seven days. Wilma plins to he a store keeper or do house work after she graduates. I -, r. x I1:f-.xv'y-rg V V D V if i ,,.r,,,,.,l,nvunvfEUtELEmv IIFCDELUYY ,- I 'J s or o o f ry ' 'o ri52iEi-'f--Nv-4-f- -.-A---2:1 K' 47791321.3911-. 115 fD--lELIfE- iE.fff'i--x:--. zf, H -Q! QQ 151 :Q 5? :Q 3. sl E2 if ii 2 P1 EL I 5 A fl if , if .si U .3 w Yi 5 I 77 7' '1 FTW v, I.ifmfL BrLUB.i,P.iLR 'I' . qi ,f I I X 51 1+ j.i'i Mary Brubaker xl-as born in Rock Creek xf Tovnship on Mgy 27, She attended 2. Rock Creek all bor school I if it 1 . . . 1 Mar-y's favorite subgccts in school 5 were Latin and Typing. She was Editor 1- w of the nbvspziger amd Editor-in-Chief of Q3 3 the year book during .her senior year. 5' Her hobby is out door life and her fu- il if vorite sport is Soft Ball. Mary was vi 5, chief librorigm in her junior year. She 5,5 was a member of the 4H Club for three ' 13 fl S. :EN 2 ybc I' ri . . . fl Mary is intersted in beauty culture 2 Q and plans to attend Wayne Beauty College 1- yi in Fort Wayne after she finishes school. .3 - 4 1' 5 N13 v. 'T :, rg He- 5 ffl i : 9- F: 2' ie .3 1 fu 5 5 EL 'nf 3. ' .,- vu- Q5 - fsfn.M'.-'-- ? Y' Y V r'3 'ii:l '1 '5',, b '.IJ ..-.. UXIUUXIEEUEEUEUNI LTCDIQUW . f' V ,in Y YI . J,-An.-nun' UJ,.-.P:P! , . ., , Um EE 11 cr HCDW M GEORGE E. CRAGO George B. Crago was born in Rock Creek Township on November 26, 1920. He entered school at Lancnster for his first half year then finished school at Rock Crook. George's favorite subject in school was Manual Training. He likes hunting, fishing, trapping and mechanical work. George has been out for basketball for four years. He was a member of the GH Club for four years. George has obtained a record of attending the Loon Creek Church for nine years and five months without missing a Sunday. George was one of the students who took part in the N.Y.A. work during his senior year. George intends. to take up farming after he finishes high school. 't f t3L1T5iUX1lUUx1EElUlEEEEUXJ rrermrw gig, 4 Q 4 ,J c ,IZ I' rr Qfiy W!! Mak .ul ug! fjw lil' L, ., :I iff f: 2 g : if if L. IN NIH 115 If H, Wh? Hg ' f Z! Q ww: 9Hf 'n 3!B 1,1 '- f.V 4: I J,. .QI il sd S .n - Q 1 A I ? .. li HU DHJ I if .Q 'J Air bi Wf 5,5 au, 1 vi -Y gb si , fi Fi' as ff: JH -T! Ii 115' '71 li, D if it Qfl w,m 'l if ' 'I 5.' ir. -4 If 5? ,j A Q s ND '1 U Y W '4. I +A? - J 3 Eg 5,u f'f 1-- L 1 5 , ,. . ' u V iv ,,.7.T:::Y:...T.:1.,v,'. .., , , .. li Q- , , ,.-.-... -.-N -....- .... .......... ..-,..., .-. HARTHA DAY Kartha Day was born in Salamonie Township on October.l5, 1922. She has attended Rock Creek all twelve years of school. Martha's favorite subject in school was Arithmetic. Her hobby is out-door sports. Martha held the office of Sec- retary and Treasurer of both her fresh- man and sophomore years. Martha either wishes to take upfBeau- ty Culture or Nurses Training after she finishes high school, QEE7TTT3TF3?7Ti UQITEAHE-U.UiLEUv A U?J3g2JI'CY TTTT 'T' -.- . -.,. gill---v .'-asv,-1 ' ' MFE, 1 EH EE EE CI H CD Q-X PHOEBA MAY GOODHILLER Phoeba May Goodmiller was born in Huntington on November ll, l922. She en- tered school at Lancaster Center where she attended for four years, Then she entered Jefferson Center where she at- tended for two years. She moved to Rock Creek during her sixth grade. Phoeba Nay's favorite subject is Eng- lish' Her hobbies are reading novels and hikinga Phoeba Nay has made a straight A average in all four years of high school and will be valediotorian of the senior class. Phoeba May took the part of Mrs. O'Leary in Mrs. O'Leary'S Cow in her junior year. She was a member of the trio during her senior year. Phoeba May was President of her senior class. Phoeba Hay is planning to attend Cen- tral Normal Teacher's College after she finishes school. ' Qiflizilnwnvfftffcsm Lronmiy. . . .li ' . HDQLEE or r EE .CI .EH.CDi I IK ' A if rf gif iii 54' .sf 11 .i 'S' if .ei E L an 5 sd tif 'il Q Q 9, Q Q S IELLA MAE HOOVER if i pf 1? 5, '11 Della llae Hoover was born in Chester H Q Township, Wabash County, on April l6, 5 3 l92O. She first entered school at the .jg Urbana School in Wabash County where sie -U13 attended for six years. Then she vent Q 2 to Markle School. She moved to Rock : 5 Creek when she was in the eight grade I-,Ls EH? Della Mae's hobby is the saving of .33 stamps. Her favorite subject in school m 5 was Arithmetic. uella Hae has been 1' member of the 4H Club for five years. ' QE Della Mae has her plans made for thc 5 Z future. After she finishes high school all she intends to get married and will be 5 known as Mrs, Sherman Hefner. JJ T. v-I 2 l' 3 P tvQ 3 '4 1' Z I5 li -E' 3 5 Q xx gi E V? '75 Fw 5 2 Q wk Z 1. M Uv us U Ui CHN tr e I2 U W It 1 I +I 0 Lf.a--,-. z,- .',.u-,v-7 Q.-i'J,1w1.--uLv.1 -..,-i..'.ri,-I-A',rqx71v.w--',....1- 551.534,-If1,:,,.,:,:.:.lz:if7q-,.3! U EH IIE CE Q H CD --,.,-,1...-..x-x.. ip. s-we fs s ess - a,x wi If M .1 I :fag I 72' 'N 5 1 sx K l Qi gl In MARJORKE JUY Q lmei-jorie Joy was born in hook breek :V . . ' . . ' . . I 'I ' . 'X Township on nugust l3, lawn. one is one 5 of the eight sehiols was has gone to Q hook breek ell twelve yeirs. N hQrjorie's hobbies are sxstihg and ? reading. Her short is sbftbell. her- S jorie's favorite sqbjects in school were Y nhglish and Typing. bhe was one of the S student librarians during her junior 5 year. she was hiso Q member of the QH Q Club for three yelrs, Q p hfmjorie has elvvsys: been one of our If . . . . . 1 A .lj best boosters, both in besxetoell and X , 1 '- baS9buil and attended hlDOSt all the g games both Lt home emu ewhy irom home. Q 1 J merjorie wishes to go to a IeQcher's Q boliege miter she finishes high school. 5 H 'L a S 5 S if S J 3 4 ij LI I It . jflj' Jig: . g1u.':aQ1k'Af:'.,4-.-w.-fix:-psf' ':.g-CL4,- -..'F',s.ALeu-aj-17.4 --gffee EN EI UNI UE U IIE EE EN EFQCD URI? YY ill 'C' Q Q6 Haiti .. V . , -,114 I I 7 ,- U ...WH 1 i f Q--R ,F ,, , s-.-3-yn. . '.. A :4f-r,.'.- v. - JERALD E. LINDLEY Jerald E. Lindley was born in Bron- son, Michigan on July 10, 1921. Jerald entered school at Rock Creek and went nine years. Then he moved to Markle and attended two years. Then he came back to Rock Creek for his last year of high school. However, Jerald did not start to school with the present senior class. He missed an entire year of school be- tween the sophomore and junior year at Markled Jeraldfs favorite subjects in school were Physics and Mathematics. His hobbies are mechanical work, reading, hunting and boating. Jerald plans to go to Northwestern Canada or go to Alaska after he finishes high school. L UXVUUXIEEUEEEEUV o EFGDI2U1YiEIQ1I' ' ' . b-+EE-Gum in ll ' WI 'U' EH EE H ' A -J, ,H-I r ,glvlu L UP 4Q15uiY l'3'S'15l Y 4 V Y V H W N ff.-fur. xx NORMAN MCCOY Norman McCoy was born in Bluffton on December 5, l922. He entered school at East Rook Creek and moved to West Rock Creek during his sixth year. Normanfs favorite subjects in school were Safety and Manual Training. His Sports are fishing, hunting and shooting at marks. Norman took part in the play MrS. O'Leary's Cow during, his junior year. He was sports editor of the school paper during his senior year. Norman was president of his class in both his freshman and sophomore years. He is known as the senior's comedian and he likes to make people laugh. Norman has played basketball all four of his high school years, but did not hit his peak until this year. He has been a regular all season, and acted as captain. Norman, at the present time thinks he would like to farm awhile and later take up aviation. xsp,, B i fee e t an sl df5llflUNlUUNlfEUIIEIIEUNJ CFCDUQUW ..l,.,,.,.....,., U i A 5 x.---x,4,.n '44-ZaF!.v.jVv-'N -ii L' 1y'h W Q' S 'S S ' 1 , x 1 1 ,fi-A lflgyf iii ff !P', We ,f lil in Y: ,J bf jiQ ry H'? 'n !x 1 x ' 'l. ei Q, 'T ii' Il' 11 ' 'xl lx fx N Fi I' f L' I 'A lj If S1 Q W , . 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EE CI H CD 3-.15 DORIS SMITH Ewris Smith was born in Salamonie Township, Huntington County on March 9, 1922. She is one of the eight seniors who have gone to Rock Creek all twelve years. Ibris' favorite subjects in school were the Commercial subjects. And she has always been outstanding in these classes. Her hobbies are keeping scrap books and picture albums. Doris took part in the play, Mrs. O'Leary's Cow, during her junior year. She has been one of the school's cheer leaders during the Last two years. She also has played in the school orchestra during her freshman and sophomore years. Doris is planning to enter the Inter- national Business College in Fort Wayne after she graduates from high school. , 1. 'X l n 1 .QHUNIUUVEECUEEEEUV EFCDUQUW pflli, , 11-5'-. ,F wha -:.v.': '41-1.-sr.-- Aq7a,,.,,. ,.,...-.. H YY , ,,-..,-.-.... ..,..-.....,--- -- ....... , f If ,J . .,. - . a K 1' 7 I Q. I 'F ,N 14 C , K 9 W'U V21 fri wi 'Y' 5 2:3 . ,s fl ' ., H Q I rl ' ff 2' . pi JI, gf ng WHS 1 U lx W' ,Y 1.x Hx n', T gl I rx' IF: NH: W N. M. ' H 'Y w If H is H 1' ff ZH :W ls Vx E2 U' :- Yi' 'II nl lin fl lil l- rr wi is C! 2 3. 4 'i f I 5 E' v fl I f' I nf 3 ' 't 1' S Y s K Y. - K. if 31 .1 F H f Q . 1 .H is C :V gi D' ix 5' I jll YQ gm v lb C ki I ii I J' L5 a, A! 1 YVJ -41131.51fiis.11fg:3zQg-if ---i ,-- - BILLY ULCH born in Kokomo on June Billy Ulch was l5, 1925. He entered school at Santa Anna, in Marshal Countyy where he at- tended four and one-half years. Then he entered Green Township School in Marshal County. He moved to Harlan, in Allen County while in the seventh grader Billy came to Rock Creek during his and has been here since then. ninth year in school Billyis favorite subject was manual trainingq His hobby is fish- ing. Billy took part in basketball for two years and was student manager during the first half of his senior year. He was a member of the 4H Club for two years. Billy plans to join the army after he complete high school. S X- . . .H,.e - ,e fl e e 74 -hu P uxzuuymgaanxu f:Fos2Uwt,. ,... .........i, .... ,-.......,......... .---... - ,- -l ... , 614 , -..,.. Y- ....--... . ex wv--,gjn.-1-':C.A1-.-f-- ,i4.n'.l,5-on.--nv..i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V--Ji---r-.-2--K s3'1-1.-ef .5 Li:,s,..,,..55-,.,,n-I:y:1-,6'1.,.r,p-ji-L-.Zire-,'g,s'fS-G i U r H m v Y--.-gfuldl-x-x-w.s +L .-ztk X1 xl i S :N K lx 'I i LEOTA I. VICKREY H 5 r Leota I. Vickrey was born in Rock Q Creek Township on July 15, l922. She has 3 attended Rook Creek all twelve years. Q Leota lives in the same home of her hir- Q tlle Q 0 . ,. . 3 Leota's lavorlte subgects ln school 5 were General Business, Safety, Typing, 1 and Home Ecoromics, However, Home Eco- 2 nomies was her choice subjects She had S the part of Betsy Qthe little girlj in, 5 ulbs. O'Learyfs Cowl in her junior year . and also was neon librarian during the f same year: Leotafs hobby is collecting L match holders, Her sport is Soft Ball. Q i 9 Some may remember how timid Leoba 3 was the first day of school and the 2 teacher set her upon her desk to enter- Q tain her. But she must have changed in 5 the last twelve years. 2 2 - Leota would like to be a dress model 1 after she graduates. , Z 'f 5 1 x L I f git.:-:1 -5-gags'-ff,-,FV-.,a--ggfs-Q' ' i I ' V Y' 'W' ' -v - -Hx'---7.141-may i'::J'vs'.x1,o'NJ'-'t'5'C : -5fgJllJ EN U W II U, E E M W .'-fb1'.,1j'1'..f-lJ H5Sr':f5'1-'Ay If fr? 74 fi'-?4.5.c.t':.:T1'..C:.,'::...!2:..f.L '1'-i .,- Y ,,,,..-.. .. , ia - - , - ---------,.- - ! !'.'f:F-'elf' ff F-i'4.:' 'F 14 ' 'Q lr F . . nl :N- li I if , N- 5 I , x H . I 0. il HERHAN H. VITZ Q 1 Q Herman M. Vitz was born in Union Township, Huntington County, on November 9, 1922. He is the only boy who has gone ' to Rook Creek all twelve years. 21 L Herman's favorite subject in school Ll was Hathameties. His hobby is playing P the piamo. Herman's favorite sports are Y archery and horseshoe. He was in the play, NMrs. O'Leary's Cow,H during his 4' junior year. Herman was a member of the l Glee Club in both his freshman and so- ? phonore years. He has played basketball f and baseball for four years. But had to 2 give it up this year on account of ill- ness: Just when he was reaching his 5 height's in basketball. V Herman plans to attend Purdue Uni- versity and take up Civil Engineering 4' after he completes high school. I y A 3 3 5 1 i Q s Q 0 l ? 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Lowell Beck Robert Bonewitz Doris Boyer Mary Dearth Evelyn DeLong Bryce Freds Jean Harris Elmo Hoover Vaughn Hunnicutt C I O O- I+ o I' o 0 0 o 0- o 0- 0 o o 1 o 1 0 THE CLASS I I O R C L A S S Roger Shideler .Norma Whinory . .Mary Dearth . Mary Coolman .. .Sweetpeas .Blue and Silver Jeannette Kemp Max NeClurg Phyllis Reber Mildred Scales Jack Soheerer Cosette Sheets Roger Shideler Grace Wall Norma Whinery Alice Fern Walters K . LIfQ.T'f.f EN U KNEE IT CE USUN! S CF CD I2 U YY ' 1 , Y ' -MTX..-. ,Z-...Mp n71v,-f-- ,. .,. sv: 1'n.-v-v'nu-.vu.-l.x'J.-1-.--fsval Q H GD ' 1 :ff-f-J -1.-ff-wtfH111--'1 - fair-1 '1 U U-1 EELW F a vi, in .W lg' 15, I.-I 1,- -.al L 4 ., H I T H E s o P H o n o R E c L A s s uf: Q ,gl 8,3 .' President . . . Keith Sparks Q H il? Vice President. . .Robert Lowery 5'L r U5 Secretary-Treasurer . . Wayne Dungan QW? L-'I 1 -7' Ch . Sponsor . . .Leonard Ireland 3 3 xl 7 I' Kvx gl Class Flower. . fmorican. Beauty Rose pl f J' Q' Class Color . . Blue and White S Q I G f- vb THE WINNER HEVER QUITS AEJ A QUITEH NEVER WINS Q 3 fh Elf THR CLASS J 5 s' Q7 QI , ., , , . .4 f' ulinifred hrcnioald Betty Hand .il It . A'- Eleanor Beck Richard Joy fwf WE Marie Brown Robert Lowery QHg tl ,- LE 4 Burl Brubaker Arnold Mason 15 I if -I Betty Caley Marguerite McFatridge QS my . . ,, l ' Betty Cragc Carl Pursllul 1 Y R1 Maurice Dill Maxine Simmons ff? -L uh Wayne Dungan Keith Sparks Q5 V ': Q5 2 3 J '14 Pl l 1,4 if :.'T1.f.'---'.'.'H1-ug! Q! I - - CD02 U W --'--T'-if ,J I-7--:Mx-.i, .3,,.5,A,J ' L h . -NW. , E V-'-5'l.QI3'r0J lF 1ll, 1-.:v,5, , -lr ,..- , le... ,'5wL Ai! Eli! I! TI-IE E CH 0 pg In 1940 Ji t x. f.4,f-w-s 1-u-.- ?.?.'7::- -- ' A ' 'fs-Yzigr.-ifv-'s-3-.-rf ,- -1151 Ui ,EE CI I-'fi IZ it' it 'J 'P EQ :. 1 I' -f 21 1 fa 2 .x R THE FRESHLZAII CLASS ii il in if 'Q Q President . . . .Jim Britt xl R X it Q Vice President. .diehard Davis 3 'I' . 2' f Secretary-Treasurer . .Junior Eversole V 5 2' H 1 - , 3 5 Sponsor . . . . . Ruth Simpson .Z W . .Q . f 2 Class Flower. .Red Carnation : r 3 Z Class Color . . . Blue and white .? 0 6 i TODAY DICIDBS TOI'fIORRO7fI . 1, 5 5 ' I E.: THE cuss S 5' u 1 . . l Tl Avis Allred Junior Lversole 3 is .J ,E 3 Jim Britt Richard Hardin x il S -. 2. X Emerson Crago Cleveland Harshbarger .gig ' is t, ii Richard Davis Rita Westriclfz T Si 3 u, 5 ,Qi I 'Pl .3 5 5 f! fi In 3 fx 41:3 Uv U Uv ci U it UE uv tr o :Q U W tllizigftit 5 . I gi 4 4 -'4.n'.l4-I1-n. uLv.1 r -..-i-v.-...Z-.ak ,D If EH EE G EE CI H CD L O Gilbert Beck Imogene Benson Joan Bonewitz Betty Boyer Garnet Boyer Keith Boyer Carmen Carter Phyllis Hacker Madonna Bantz Lois Blair Norman Broylos Louise Brubaker Gloria Ann Dill Donald Goff I S P A X S Sponsor GRADE EIGHT GRADE SEVEN O N Kyle Mason Grace Hoover Eva Hunnieutt Maribelle Lahr Roy McNeal Junior Pursiful Mildred Vitz Eugene Zeigler Willodean Labortew Sumner Sheets Clarence Springer Norma Taylor Betty Thompson Betty Wall ' ' Nfflffl'QQl!UN!LlLNJEEUEEEEElN1 fremtrw iv -f ------' '-ff'-H f - --- f'-Q W-p,':Tf':r:: Tf -' f ' ll M.lLiE.,.,., EE,Q,,Qff Ll? M A R G A R E T R U D I C E L Teacher GRALE SIX Mary Louise Allred Phyllis Knote Dorothy Beck Doris Kocher Robert Boyer Evelyn Labcrtew Roy Brown Ruby Lahr John Brubaker Frances Lancaster Phyllis Ann Burmbaugh Thomas Lindley Ben Clampitt Dorothy Mills May Crago Max Morrow Patty Goff Billy Nelson Herbert Grover Loyal Pursifull Melba Hacker John Vehdrick Gwendolyn Wilburn GRADE FIVE Georgia Allred Roy Lehman Ned Boyer Paul Mason Max Brubaker Richard Mauger Clyde Carter Joseph Minniear Kedric Fishbaugh Geraldine Pursifull Ruby Hunnicutt Lynn Westrick S Nc at .-,e lla -a - - --a,-Us 1 w UN U,,U5!tlLU,Ui-U5 UN' EQ? 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A 1, fl 5 Clarence Blalr Booby Kaugghn 7 Donnie Benson Dean Lahr W f Janice Boyer Dean Nelson Q I Paul MeFatridge Barbara Pursifull Q z Eldon Gerdes Coleen SP3-1 1lS 5 f Annabelle Hunnieutt Max Stanton - 5 Eugene Viekrey 3 3 A 94 2 1 A - . 5 5 GRADE ONE 5 5 Q 5 Marjorie Allred Oliver Mason yyj Gene Bartrom Marvel MeClurg f, ? Bobby Brubaker Billy Pursifull Q 5 Bonnie Crago Phyllis Sparks L ? Carol Hacker James Smith Q 4 Roy Lahr Edward Whitaere Q' Max Kemp 'llhalia Ann Eliot y S Shirley ann Beady 2 1' 1 AJ 3 3 3 Ji ? . Q 'E I 31 S 1 S .5 f V5 5 5 r i 5 ' Ll -' 4 A fr- .Lo.....-,- . ' ' W F: -'u +-'- fe 'D my UQUUQLEUEEEEUXIS EFCDRU P Que. A '5ui-.-'4-UQ.yJa-3q.--n-.1 U-1 E E G I l GD -. ,n..g.,-,.z-..l,,,3.3fq,z,-,.1, ,,, 'Q 1 3,,:'e,..,--. .-511..'-..,,,a.-45fj1'F2':,:.:1i K Y , g --,.,,f.,.-..Q-a.s ip. --4 ' ' ' ' ' Xvi -k W 1 v a pn '1 1 1. 7. S tn 0 x K I l 1 I g s R 1 t 'J v X 5 OUR JAHITOR L S: N Rock Creek High School is fortunate 5 in having a man such as Joe Joy ine 3 charge of our building. His duties are 5 many and varied, and still he is always 1 doing something or other as an extra 1 little service to some of us. , x 1 s Our building is always clean and well P K kept. We do not lack for heat or Venti- M L lation. If something breaks, Mr. Joy is 3 immediately on the job getting it fixed. 3 Q He has been Rock Creek's janitor for 3 x have benefited by it. Q Q a I 'L - l P . s X I I xl . . 1 li u HL qu , x u J-5 C if UIQ 1 2 If 2 A ll 'lf 3' , k ..,. ..f .- .k..1,,, h -. - -V --an ,,YK,-:4,x d J ,Aft--.',-n-J- .-y.-svn- N3fh June Q ...Ja m '1'C:q 'N'--5 s'QI,XY1-'lrjir '- -YS 315110 EN UE U E W E Q U W .'.51',1'I-,141lj-,Inge-f.:w,n,3,-xi' . 7 5 - 4 N T fourteen years and his long service has 2 v been appreciated by all of those who 1 gr. 'nr '1--ww. f' ecee lr v as-..--...cnc-1-r-3 '1 I I E ppQ,Df4pCDl .p HACK DRIVERS One of the greatest responsibilities in connection with the school is the transportation of children. Most all the pupils in Rock Creek school are brought to school and returned home in school hacks. And the athletic teams are trans- ported in the busses, as well as other school groups for field trips and the like. This situation requires utmost care, caution and supervision. The drivers of the school hacks are to be congratulated upon their work.They have all shouldered the responsibility of getting our stu- dents to the proper place promptly and safely. It is a big task and it has been well done. ffflUXIUUNlEElLI:TQELEUXI l EFQIQU 'U ,vnu-.,-j'lr-Q..xj,,..,x,,.. .471 P Y- Y .. ' -'v'-: , , - Y , , .subs . ,. 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Rather, it was a forgone conclus- ion that, while prospects were good for a winning team eventually, it could not develop this year. With last yearfs team wiped out by graduation, and no reserve strength to' speak of, it'was aztask of beginning at the bottom and rebuilding the team. And with a new' coach, who was not familiar with the material at hand or the style of play of the teams on the schedule, the task was made even more difficult. But through hard practice and working together, the boys representing Rock Creek have come a long ways this season. More shall be expected of them next year and they should produce more. Coach Ireland will have a full team with a year's experience. Most of the work has been with the underclassmen. They have been given every opportunity, and should produce a winner next year and the year following. So, while the past season has had its disappointments, ,so does the future hold a promise. 13,1eUvUEN,fEUu5cErN,,l1FedI2Uwsg,.1.gl Q Q P ,Q J-wav vi ' ,rl 2 ,, .Mi , QQ. UIQHCE EEC! H GD MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Following the close of the basketball season,Uorman McCoy was chosen as .Eock Creek's most valuable player. The choice was made by the members of the squad. Norman is a senior and will be missed when the team takes the floor next season, He is the fastest player on the squad,and played in every game this yearc He plays guard and led the team in scoring. He acted as captain most of the time, and, although he had had very little past experience, was a good leadero He is to be congratulated upon his arhievemento It is quite an honor to be selected as the best of the group 'oy that group Norman is deserving of that honor and,even more so in that he twas an almost unanimous choice of his team- mates. ' 'K' INUENEEUEELEM lirouetrw ., .It '. 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'.5tga'..-Uf,gg:,!' .'f1v ,'f-: J: iii1lI','.cfU'3.? 4g 'x-'-!fI4' - , 1 2' ' .ya - -1, ,H -' ,Q .3-f -4 J. .J ', - - ' X., ,di 7144: r. ,' xg ,g .,,1, .i,-1,g'-,,,fls..1.,'K4.-+ -1. -Q' Z,,f1,Gf,a!. ,.'-..,' 1 f' 'P IT.- Q ug. , 4, W- , . I .. , , ..... , ..-....... '::1' -I ax..-F vi .J fr YELL LEADERS Last fall before the start of the basketball Season, an election was held to select three cheer leiders for Rock Creek High School for l959-40. Two Sen- ior girls, Doris Smith and Thelma Priblo, and Bob Bonewitz, a Junior, were elected. They immediately began working on their new duties and were all ready for the first game. They have been loyal throughout the season and, while there was not much to cheer for at times, they kept pulling for the team at all times. We are proud of our yell leaders. They hdve completed a fine job and are to be congrituldted. They have all been Q credit to Rock Creek High School.. ' EN ll UXIEEUEEIIEIN EFCD RU 3 ' ,Q ,,1gf2i:'e3UmCE tuba H e ':Li1i'11i . STUDELT NAIAGiRS Rock Creek Athletic teens have had the services of two student .managers during the past year. Billy Uleh, a senior, and Emerson Crago, a freshman, have both had a hand in taking care of the equipment and keeping,reeords. Billy aeted as baseball student man- ager and continued his activities in basketball until midseason, when Emerson took over. Emerson has been the basketball man- ager during the last half of the season. He had a few things to learn upon as- suming his duties, but was quick to find the right way of doing things. He has proved very beneficial and should be a real aid to Nr. Ireland next year. ' 'L' fi'Qlf'Ql UXIU CN EE U EE EE EN EF CD U2 U wi .fl if J I W s M x f .r - ,. ...,, -.,...-.. -..........,T ...,:..7.3. ..,-,f....7:..7 , Q 1 4 .. 557311l1Eh1Ll.,.1,-LI1gL1lk1fD-.EziQ:Q37:3:i in ILJk,,-,-.. ,- ..-......, Elf? ei! Fig :QW gi! Q5 52 1:14 .3 jfs W 225 T H E F SE Lau 'gig Rock Crook 25 qs? Rock Crook 20 ka? 'Rock Crook 25 H25 Rock Crook 19 fii Rock Crook 15 ii? Rook Crook 26 Mig Rock Creek 22 H 2 Rock Creek 15 Q 5 Rock Crook 18 QQ5 Rock Crook 22 QVB Rock Crook 19 Qii Rock Crook 18 523 Rock Creek 22 iw? Rock Crook 25 5' 2 Rock creek 55 2.7 5 Rock Crook 29 iii Z Rock cr-wk 16 Ely Rock Crook 26 3-5 Rook crsek 26 gnf Rook crock 22 ii? Rock Crook 25 513 Rook Crook 19 :gg v y Totals 485 iii . gs iii Ott will 51 Qi SE iii -I A, H. I R S T T E A H Markle Warren Monument City Bsnquo Union Androws Lancaster Township Lancaster Monument Cloar Crook Markle Jackson E. Rock Crook Jefferson Banquo Lancaster Bippus Andrews Jefferson Banquo Andr ow s 56 25 18 25 21 40 59 28 50 27 57 50 59 40 54 55 49 58 59 52 18 54 754 INK or ,J 2 2 2, , 01111951 at U EE it mx: so arf U xy 11, as HL, Tri ,,F-ii:..:QJi,:4,,.'i-T-.3541 ,A.E.J,:! TT EH E ' Y EE , ,mi QD ...fx -5. 7-,.11. A., Q J ,X zc3:T1EnL5iHiTr73ILg1IriL - A 1 1' CI 1' H7?4d-YL- 2 T H E S E Rock Creek 11 Rock Crock 6 Rock Crook 15 Rock Crock 14 Rock Creek 4 Rock Crook 9 Rock Creek 7 Rock Crook 17 Rock Creek 10 Rock Creek 11 Rock Creek 10 Rock Creek 12 Rock Crook 7 Rock Crook 15 Rock Creek 16 Rock Crook 15 Rock Creek 9 Rock Creek 7 Rook Creek 15 Totals 205 C 0 U D T E A M Harkle Warren Monument Ranquo 1H11OD An dr' env s Township Lancaster Konumont Clear Creek Markle Jackson E. Rock Creek Jefferson Banque Lancaster Bippus A11 dr s Jefferson 22 26 9 15 14 19 25 15 20 27 12 10 25 25 14 16 17 12 1-Z 558 UNITE! EN UE if EE EE EN EF CD 1131? TY , 1 I Y i ,1 s w ,. 4.-,,,.-,.,.-,.,.r,f,.-., .Mr M f WW- rf f rf ..g.:4fu.,.s.,13-A A A U me CE one 4 TEH cur 1'ii A1 if m i 515 FIRST TEAM INDIVIDUAL 2500295 I f 5 i 5 2 Player 4 B .C D E G 0 Q. Mccoy 22 228 59 55' 24 lO2 j I Q F Shideler 22 157 57 59 17 91 3 Q - I A Brubaker 21 142 24 48 18 57 1' S 1 Crago 21 61 14 41 14 42 . 1 f Q' Sparks 21 115 29 50 14 20 72 ' x 5 5 Freda l8 96 lO 12 5 25 .C ' 5 Soheerer' '20 115 8 19 ll 27 1 2 5 Q Dungan 14 55 ll 29 16 55 2 vitz 2 45 5 12 7 25 -2 4 I 2. i Mason 5 l O l l 1 Britt 2 1 o o o o ,z g Z Beck 1 o o o o o I L Joy 1 2 o o o o 1- V S E A Games Played 1- B Field Goals Attempted '11 C Field Goals Made -2 D Free Throws Attempted Y Ig E--Free Throws Made Tj ' F Personal Fouls 3 G Total Points is x, 'W 53 2 5 'I - f1XI-UIEBIEEUEELEUXI IFo21II1r,1,1 U EH EE Q y CE Q H can 'LQ1.,'.'Qf.Tf1 I SECOND TEAM INQIVIDUAL RECORD in S Player A B C D E Beck 18 76 12 25 Britt 18 '79 8 24 Hunnicutt 18 124 15 22 Mason 18 85 14 50 Lowery 17 24 5 9 Joy le 54 12 52 Hoover 10 24 1 5 Dill 7 6 O O Davis 6 10 0 2 Eversole o 1 J O Dungan 5 25 2 18 Harshbargor 5 1 O O Freds 1 8 1 5 A- Games Played B--Field Goals Attempted C- Field Goals Made D--Free Throws Attempted E-Broeikmoweihde F- G- Personal Fou Total Points ls i 'ELF Lyn' I 1 3 U 'J A I 'u N tx '1 x': W 'H P E li 1 '-1 uw U Uv EE EEE EE EN nr cn U3 If W 1-, -.-- .-, -, s. 3.x,4.' ffaafgaffli , t iffjgrzzifz NGRNAN hcCOY Norman has acted as captain of the team most of the year and lead the squad in scoring. He has speed and a good basket eye. His attitude is fine 'I and he has McCoy is a next year. P seen an asset to the team this year. BURL BRUBAKER Burl has been a regular since the second game of the season. He is only a sophomore and has im- proved very much this year. He played in every Rock Creek game, and acted as captain part of the term. He is willing and has every chance of be- coming a polished player during the next two years KEITH SPARLS Keith has been our center all season despite the fact that he is only a sophomore and had had very little previous experience. He is one of the tall- est boys in the county and should be an important part of the team during the next two years. WAYNE DUNCAN Wayne played on the first team as a regular during the last two-thirds of the season. Start- ing as a reserve player he was moved to a regular position in December and has remained there ever since. He had the mesfortune of injuring his hand in the final week of the season and was unable to be on the tourney squad. JACK SCHEBRER Jack has the size and the aggressiveness which should make him one of Rock Creeks best next year. He is a little eratic in shooting but should over- come that with a little more experience. Jack played in 20 games and always tried hard. We are looking forward to seeing Jack have a good season. Senior and will be lost to the team 1,-.gh :,- -,- .' -. - . ..-- -E xii. , . .,, O u noi- ., -.- .'. 'Y WEN U EN EE U EE ri IN tr eeua U ew tI1:f:':ir::::.. iz-.- X A? .. .- i:.nfJi'4lw.--:yvn U-i E E G- H GD :Lc1..i.,-:.4--mi-':.-DT, -J .g::rtj'Q?r12t1t4 L. p LTT?TT2T77TTT'T+ A xx' ROGER SHIDELER Shideler moved in from Lancaster this year and really helped the Rock Creek team. He had had very little experience but has improved as much as any player on the squad. He played under the basket and during the last half of the season was a real threat. He scored 91 points. Reg is a Junior. BRYCE FEEDS Bryce did not see as much action as some of the other boys but was a strong defensive player. He has a good shot and should score heavily next year. He was out of several games due to a leg injury and illness, but reached his best right at tournament time. GEORGE CRAOO George played some last year and was counted upon to see service this year. He played in 21 games but, being a Senior, was forced to divide the playing with the underclassmen. George always played hard when he was in the game. He did most of his scoring on rebound shots. HERHAH VITZ Herman was looking forward to a big success in athletics this year and made a swell start. Herman always worked hard and had a fine attitude. Misfortune overtook him however, and he was stricken ill with pneumonia. Ho was obliged to give up basketball. AREOLD MASON Arnold is another second team mainstay. Being the sparkplug of tho reserve squad, he had a first team suit during the latter part of the season and and was included in the squad that went to the sectional tourney. Arnold is fast and shoots left- handed and will bear watching next year. 'L U T EN HCM EE UIEEE CN CF CD EBU E' pf ui I xl i W I H .E 4 I 4 -'frtglwx-xx' f.'-5--. .-f. H-jg-1-.-, -,, ,..- T., , nn, -.... V , ... , ,-----.- l V-- ..rg:?Ii.3-Ig.:v.N'V Iv, 32,5 f V -A?:- L-TT-1-'ji . in ,,,, EE,G:,..l3j-,iD...li?EiEliI.:v3f'L t 'T , H ii I nf: 'li it F25 fly .-- lk .Q If ly' I ZJL ni' 1- 'J 3,2 R. .-I 4 J rg! SI ll. 2- ' , v! T .ii 1 I , U? R in 1 5 iff E: it L W Ill YJ!! X4 lg. DICH JOY Dick was the biggest boy on the second team, and is certain to play many first team games during the next two years. He was handicapped by illness this season, but improved a lot nevertheless. He has a fine spirit and will cause his opponents much worry before he graduates. VAUGHN HUUNICUTT Vaughn is a Junior and led the second team most of the season. He proved a capable captain. He is handicapped by lack of size and next year will be a senior. Vaughn says he is really coming through next year. . LOWELL BECK Lowell had a first team suit part of the year and was on the team chosen for the county tourney. However, his playing was confined mostly to the second team and he made a creditable showing. Lowell is a Junior, and still has another year, so we are looking for some good basketball from him next year. ELMO HOOVER Elmo, another Junior,did not get to play so very much,but made a good showing when he did play. The high spot of Elmofs season was in the Jackson game when he sank one from the middle of the floor with only seconds to go to send the game into a double overtime which was finally won. We shall see more JERALD LINDLEY ' Jerald did not report for basketball at .the beginning of the season. Being a Senior, and not very big,he WOTk6O out with the squad just for the credit But after Christmas he was certified and played a little ' . L X I? I . 3 Q of him next year. . L .hi 35 al, -E- ..- . HB2 ' jj Q1 . . 1,, , , V .J 1' 1 ' f 3' J . lb ,JN s xj ki f . 5 1 f I, 1, J? in J a a - . s , ,,,..,x,.5-, UXIUENEEUEEUEEN UTGDIEUYYIZQLKT. ' 'J 1 x -,'Ad-'x A47 1ldTs.'vm ' 'd' ' H W ' t Lf I't'- ia L' 'tu .jL5x:14,-xbv-7.rs-Y-Elkat-yxmslAU E A E H Q +'l L'- i 'f - 'I ' 'TQ TL , fqifl' JIM BRITT gf 'J . . . . 'fri if Jim was the most promising Freshmen on the squad QQ and played in most of the second team games. He Q Q also had e little tlste of first teem bell and gtg will be 0. whirlwind in year or so. He is a good Q Q! dribbler and plays u good defensive game. We'll QQ' see more of Jim. 3 Q X 'l. . gx Q Hossmr Lowes! Q li, sv Bob has been e meinstey on the second tedm all QT seuson. He hes height and shows promise of being gf 1 real bill pl yer. Robert is s sophomore end will Z 1 pliy quite e bit of bdsketbill during the next two g Q years. Z 5 it f' MAURICE DILL . 3 P Z C: Maurice is another sophomore who hes shown some Q12 improvement. He did not get into very mlny gumes 1 5 but ulwnys pleyed his best when he wds culled upon qlg whether in a game or in pruotice. QQ I' j'-f JUNIOR EVERSOLE Q L e QT- : -1 H 1 Junior, unother freshmen, did not plsy so much 5 2 but was elweys interested und showed Q keen liking Q , for blsketbeill. He h.-is Il swell .attitude and will be e good pldyer when he gets n little more size. 5 5 Q -L ' 'I' RICHARD Dmfis fs 1 5 'J fx .Richsrd did not really begin to show any liking Q-5 for basketball until the lust of the seison. Then L , he snapped out of it und wns n reel worker. He is QQ big and has three more yedrs so keep en eye on him. Z Q z -yy CLEVELAND HARBHBARGER ill u lj Cleveland did not ittend regularly and was in bfi only e few gumes. Being only l freshman, und built Q 5 well, he should play some good bdsketbsll before 4 2 X he graduates. g 4 Sq PT 2' 4 YA 1 1-gx-:'+..,..-.nn-,' ' I ,'.' X - 'X -'A J' , .1 mumeummv EFCDUQUYY N -mths -Q' - H'-SNIA! I ' Q i I M lf: g -1-Jq . .V 'A .-. . v ,, u P I U- in . +4-' -tw Q I ..,,. i f 'Ls -,E ,to - , - -- .v I .'. .H . Q -lil v .. I 'l. ,..- . if if 1 L 'l 4 ' 5 .Y Q Q. - 419,7 ' -' -174- J.. 1' , I-v on -' . f, 4 ,.r if Aw la I 'Z A 0 r 1 nl all U Q.. is , , 'F , .N is 5 K. L. n fl S 5. if 7 .gl j I 5 4 5 Y U 5 2 .4 5 'E li X. 6 El 5 Qi .:, . 5 3 x 2. w I .. ' f. W i ? 5 T 9 :J is 9 5 i A fp!rlif 'i f'i r-1'M' UU-1 EE i i EE CYD-VCDi ' ifgiffgrvigzygffiffzff1-0 l-.,l- rr a-.l-lLu. FF5?fi5iTEL-J' 1 N THE BASEBALL SEASON Rock Creek enjoyed a fair season in base- ball. Practice began the day school opened and the first game was held the following Friday. Eippus was the first opponent and the first victim, being on the short end of the l5 to 8 score. The victory feeling did not last long, however, and Andrews set the Aces down with one hit, to win 7 to O. Then Clear Creek won by a score of 9 to l. Rock Creek played at Lancaster next, and lost again. However, the game was forfeited by Lancaster because of an ineligible player and went in the record as a 9 to O victory. In the last home game, Wayne Dungan pitched and hit his team to an exciting ll to 10 victory over Banque. Errors were responsible for the loss of the last game. Jungan fanned ten Jefferson batters but bobbles at just the wrong time blew the game away. . Rock Creek should be well represented on the diamond next year, with most of the team returning. , g++'- il-.11 QUYY . Uxuutmuituimv p arena p - - 9-1 1 ,',-iff.,-3'-1'..-4,11 -,--:ng '-I' V' E Q ' -..,11..'.52,--I-,1LL'sff7:f-7.61 U EH EE 1 1 1 rs ,X Player Vitz Shidoler Mc C oy Freds Brubaker Dungan Joy Hardin Sparks Dill Mas on Crago Davis Total BASEBALL STATISTICS SEASON RLCORD Rock Creek 15 Bippus Rock Creek O Andrews Rock Creek 1 C1 ar Creek 9 Rock Crook 9 Lancaster lforfeitl Rock Crock 11 Banquo Rock Crook -5 Jefferson Total 41 1HU1VIDUAL RLGORDS Games AE H R 2E SB HR SO E 6 21 8 5 2 1 O 5 8 6 20 4 2 1 O O 7 O 6 19 5 5 2 O 1 2 O 6 20 9 5 4 O O 5 1 6 21 6 2 1 1 O 6 1 6 15 2 5 O O O 6 5 5 6 O O O O O 4 O 4 10 2 2 O O O 5 1 6 16 5 5 1 O O 2 1 6 11 1 O O O O 1 1 1 1 O O O O O 1 O 4 9 4 5 2 1 O 1 5 -2 L O O O -O Q O - :Q O 169 46 52 15 5 1 16 45 19 i'?f Ci1i+fl CN U DME U Mm EFCDUQU if . 'X ..f 2,1 . ..,.A K, ai at o so i L JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High basketball team, under the direction of Hr. Scales, play- ed four games this past season.The squad was terribly handicapped by lack of material and boys with any basketball experience, but managed to win one of the four games played. However, the younger boys enjoyed their basketball and some of them took quite an interest in it. Hr. Scales had very little time available to spend with the team, having to use an activities period two days each week. THE SEASON Rook Creek 1 Warren 20 Rock Creek 8 Andrews 28 Rock Creek 17 Markle l5 Rock Creek 5 Warren 21 gk wi e , fi INQUWIEUQEEEUXI ig-QDIQUYYET. 5, 4 :Af-3,,-4,,,l-.,5',14' ' A E 1L:i1-g.r-,,.2-...xx,-- x5?-v.s-...-1,J:- ' 1 ,i1i..5lQTfZ'g-,-n.:,1 U EH Q H CD if-.-:Lid-N-H-X-N NNI R 1 JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS Rock Creek is not going to be without good, experienced cheer leaders for many years. We have, in Joan Bonewitz, Betty Boyer, and Gwendolyn Wilburn, three real snappy, hard working cheer leaders. Joan and Betty are in the eighth grade and Gwendolyn is in the sixth grade. They have had plenty of experience this year leading yells for the second team games as well as the Junior Hinh games. LJ No doubt the ambition of each of these girls is to become one of the high school cheer leaders in the future, and we know they will bo able to do the job well. I r X ' Q.-,nrt-' -' Y - ' t - 'VV-'-'1' 'H'-3 - -'Eli' .l W GUY! EE EEE E EN EFCD U? U YY K, e 'El 1 . .J LW, t --.I IJ .J ...uv , H, it i I ll xl , Q, Hr' xii' L A' .M Cr 'K ' 5 1. 9' .Z 0 ,V 1 ,. n Z J V? I T 'E fx ,il ll. u' 1 at' .. af! C . Q1 'I sl 'J ,. ! 9 I xl RW! Af 1. x' 'UI il ,J f'f . Q2 i 4' 3 5.x ' . ll 'J if J. IE 51 ti -' fN lgl I If 3 'IJ U lt S5 U I I nfl b , In ll, ,ffm .127 .-7 If-2 U 54. 5, fjguvns ,fl '36, :sglgp I ' G4 I U I Im -4 2515 h,,- Q- K1 if-f-p -I-'Ei-.A f,fE..'niif:fjQ'Fl ,KF :rs-'E-EE.f'-54' is-f.:-TTS ff - s gg T - W , T 1 ,, ,f'??LrItf:','-Hui?-I 1.1 137:-7 '9.'5?'3 . 0 ' x I wif, wg QI' u!'f -vl- WIT gli: :QQ tex? u'. :ig 5 A RH 4 5 silk' SKK 'S I-I J1 fi B he S73 -I 'f Sit 11 :Z :Sw wp III' ,J- xl' 42 A . Ill ii GQ . 0' - 'I if 2 ij: :I IIA? Es -is 2 .3 59 1 gre eil -s 'Ii J'1 fi 24 Lg 1 i 4 I ,W . 2 tx NOON ACTIVITIES Rock Creek had a full program of re- creational activities during the noon period. The volley ball league was a big success with most students participating This league was held on Monday with four teams competing. The team captains were Rita Westrick, Max McClurg, Jerald Lind- ley and Norma Whinery. Four table tennis leagues of from eight to twelve players were in action during the year. Boys' leagues were on Monday and Wednesday and girls' leagues on Tuesday and Thursday. Several good players were in all leagues and compe- tition was great. A summary of the table tennis leagues is given on the following page. '34, . 3 .. ,.,- pups-51.353, s - 4 j:i.::: LN ur nv UE U EE ufw l LF an RU w ga. n rv-14--'ggi FPL'-QAFG' A J, l q','Q HPIA --me - ' -4- 4 ' -fr li., , ,V -':',,Yr,,F,ll,,,, ,A PV fl -, jbhu'- X, U - Q --. .-.. -.-.X n? .- , 43ylTf,jVL'g-yfff-2-'5-fr-fvia. E Q H A Y --95-3,744.5-w--.-. +1 X Monday Roger Shideler Richard Hardin Norman McCoy Keith Sparks Jack Schecrer Herman Vitz Bryce Freds Burl Brubaker Tuesday Mary Brubaker Marjorie Joy Rita Westrick Evelyn DeLong Mary Dcarth Avis Allred Norma Whinory Grace Wall Cosette Shcess Mildred Scales J.. NOOU TABLE TENNIS LEAGUES FINAL STAIDIQQ Won. Lost Thursday 7 O Doris Smith 5 2 Maxine Simmons 4 5 Thelma Prible 5 4 Winifred A. 5 4 Jeannetta Kemp 5 4 Phyllis Reber 5 4 Doris Boyer O 7 Phoeba Hay G. Won Lost Uednesday 6 l Richard Davis 6 l Jim Britt 6 l Arnold Mason 5 4 Lowell Beck 4 5 Clovoland H. 2 2 Mauricc Dill 2 5 Max HcClurg l 5 Robert Lowery l 6 Von Hunnicutt O 6 Junior Bvcrsolc Robert Bonewitz Elmo Hoover Won LOSt 7 O 6 l 5 2 4 5 5 4 l 5 O 7 l 5 Won Lost 6 O 6 l 6 l 4 5 5 4 5 4 5 4 5 4 2 4 2 4 ? 5 O 6 L5 I nv 'lub' 'us-n Q- an 'V A u un xi-..- M, ,. IIN U IN U5 U 55:35 uv 5 EF o user W rf A i S Z . I Q . v 1 Fnaw-4' I-':-4.1-SLfi'i?'.:-iff' 1 I - ' ' V.-g4rs'QiZffTV'W-gif.'QTI1TI2Q.i:5.1f. U EH CE EE G3 isi1?i?'1g-sat?-isa...-.-..iis:J-A A I 4' 1 C r FS gn Q f 1 H E 33 I T DE -Q Q AU APPR13c1ATIeN tx L E . . . nj, There are many duties in connection U f with a basketball game. Among these are ppb the tasks of keeping score, time, and Pi' operatin, the scoreboard. Rock Creek is . M ,. 5 2 fortunate in that efficient people have 1 P assumed these duties. R -. fi Miss Coolnan,who has kept score for a 3 1 long time, again handled the score book Q 3 and did a fine job of it. 9, 5 Z Miss Paxson, who was new at the job, 1 3 acted as time-keeper for the home games Z and did a good job. . 9 S. if Miss Simpson was back at her post as 5 Z score-board operator and the basket ball 2 5 fans never had to fear about the ac- ? L euracy of the score. 'T 5' 2 Mr. Scales also assisted on the bench 24? many times in the various capacities. r, S 3 1- Z IJ 3 s' J a 5 ..- ? 9 2 9 1 T, -1' 2 '1 A X: 7 s, -1 ? i i 5 'sg al 'gI -5 nw- 4-l ,.,,.-,Q --.I Y V-4,-...-,J-sv-1.-,QQP.,-all-Q-4-.',:2,f., 'jp--rl.'4--vpn,-n0A.lap W U UH E U E A p G Q U W .Vup-g'gu-ill-'.x'! x1.-Q4SPULN-Q-APP. - ,. u 1 i'-'ff-t..:.fL'l2.s ':L'-W '-'V-l'-:'-1 ?- :VV fL H 7' --iff+:- f ??'-i'n-'1'f------1-A - - W 4.1 --..--..........-.---..-....xi,1' Qs'-if LE i5lY:5EVxL2.'.'1.?g':f'Ej vY-'-S' Q-1 E Y EL Q CD ,'--Xl'-':'-2725?-'W - . .3 il: 'iq Q' my J- .4 .5 Lg .Y 1,11 ,3- ,il 'k V31 Y I. --f -H xl A, I ., X fi 'ii i 1? -, nr L! .': . Ny -L 1 .:A 11 If : ' -' In 3. 5 4 I ,f x 'n Q f 'L J, I g n a W 1 x ' N lv all i 5 t 1' A wc. s' U ., . XA , 1' 7' ,f 1 .1 1 f 5 2 , 0 :V N 1' , V- I 4 5 qw Q -1 1. L4 'J :. ,, fr lil Q 5'- u. 3- cl N, J Ile x E L 5,1 wi 3 3' .Q Ja 11 F? 3 1:5 , w. .' 6 .1 141 , ' 1. .. . .X -, . . ... pix P hi 1 Vu -Y tu 11 iw J -3' x' ,. A ll 'r' nf ,I b .Q -L CJ! wg' :J 5 cl 1 X ua' E ik in '4 1 'A W . 1 Y Y 7 , , -.givin an U mx EI U EE EE EN EF cu uv U W ' ' Jf' - .- , - i.........-.....1.,-13. --.f,-L-,fA-...-.--.gvv -.- ','--Afwggw' - I -I A V - i Q, .'-11:11-5',ji:,w:1-,55,: ' sc :vw -.- -3 .. '-.'jv'X.',. K '?EEEZE5EIE2EF ' '.p:.:,5 . ' . l,UiClTLE T EE,Cl.-E-ED.-eLa:aai--..f- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1928 seventeen brilliant and industrious students entered the threshold of Rock Creek. The students were Richard Crull, Eugene Gilmer, Marjorie Joy, Herman Vitz, Helen Baker, Wilma Brown, Walter Taylor, Mary Brubaker, Norman McCoy, Doris Cranor, Martha Day, Doris Smith, Velma Smuck, Roscoe Wall, Vaughn Hunnicutt, Wilma Minniear, and Leota Vickrey. The one to start these students on the road of education was Thelma Smith. The music and art teacher was Winifred 0 On the second year of school some of these children did not return. Among these were Norman McCoy, Velma Smuck, Roscoe Wall, Vaughn Hunnicutt, Eugene Gilmer, Walter Taylor. Norman moved to East Rockcreek to return later. Vaughn was the tea- cher's pet so he remained in the first grade. George Crago entered this class this year. During this year an operetta was given by the grade children. Those from the second grade which were in the cast were Mary Brubaker, Wilma Minniear, Leota Vickrey, Wilma Brown, Marjorie Joy, Helen Baker, Martha Day, Doris Cranor, and Doris Smith. The teacher this year was again Thelma Smith. Music and art were taught by Virginia Scott CMichaels.J Beginning their third year, these boys and girls learned that the work was getting more dif- ficult. The new students were Thelma Prible, Anna Fusselman, and Jason Dickerson. Thelma came here from Warren. The teacher this year was Wilma Bardsley CJohnson.J The music and art instructor was Virginia Scott. ' ' K .S ..,. c we ,. Kr uwinwiwfsctm, tFon2Uw.,,,.,,,,,.. 7.5,-'.iQ,-l'j iiiig-i,,.,:s,: ' - a f, R f -- f 3 -'f 1 J - ,Q in 15. ,:i,,2,',,i Y.',5a,,,. ,TL Eh:- TQ!.,,1jqg f15- M111 U EH EE g v fl Q H CD . X.. X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CContinuedJ Entering the fourth grade, the students found Wilma Minnicar was a grade ahead because of double promotion. But there was one new student to take her place, Floyd Broom. Their teacher was Georgia Rody CF'redleyJ and their music and art teacher was Virginia Scott. Returning to school the fifth year, the stu- dents learned that their new teacher was Pouless Wright. The newcomers this year were Norman McCoy, Barnett Fauz, June Arnold, and Harris Rittenhouse. On their return bach to school the .following year, the class was happy to see Pouless Wright as their teacher again.This year they greeted two new students. They were Phoeba May Goodmiller and June Arnold. But those who had moved were Barnett Fauz and Harris Rittenhouse. The music and art instruc- tor was Gcorgiana Minniear. During this year they presented an operetta called, Molly Bc Jolly. They were happy to return the seventh year of school. This year they had all the Thigh school teachers and they didn't have to look at one teach er all the time. They chose Miss Martindale as their sponsor. One new pupil enrolled this year, Della Mae Hoover. The music and art teachers were Kathryn Mayne and Georgiana Minniear. Still preceeding but not faltering these ambit- rous pupils returned to school to take up their eighth grade work. Jason Dickerson and June Arnold withdrew from this class this year. Their sponsor was again Virginia Martindale fCaldwellD. I Nevertheless, knowing that this year they would vs 1 T T v , 1 1 1 LJ l i '. 1 x I I 1 I 5 x -1 9 u x 1 5 s K. s E l I l I .5 I x 1 x 1 1 v LII I it G i E n I 1 X.. 'I 1 . 4 M L , t L. X G C' 'I x eil v m. 2. . 1 Q w 4 4 I 1 1. P S w Q I xr 1 . Q 'r D ul J I 5 X u L JE' .. ..'- ' :'.x.,N-. , -, . 3 3, 5 9 i...........LL.ams:s:.aaLi:- - , --- .la-2--A-star? x .aelfttd EI LN EE U CE EE W EF CD !f!?,'D' YY ., Z 1 I .4 sv-is rrw-.-J. . -M:-hu' uhyp .g- ..'vx-.- ., '-. J lL3i.Et..ll.E.E,.Q.-.E,H,ll2 . ly ' Egfr r vi 3 S! S E 2 5 etnies etlss HISTORY 95 CContinuedJ ' 2. ga? be called, HGreenhorns,H the class entered the F A ninth grade. The one chosen to sponsor them was :IH Walter Zartman. The one disbanding from Rock Creek fig this year was Doris Cranor, who left good old Ind- Q 2 iana and went to Texas. Billy Uleh and Betty Jean . , Sills were the new students greeted this year. W, QU? Returning for the tenth year they found to g I there sorrow that Betty Jean Sills had departed l.i from their group. But Harry Lash came to replace r 1 her but soon left to go to Huntington where he met 2 f his death a few months later. The teacher that was 2'l put in charge of this group of students this year .lj was LaVerne Bedwell. fa ' i Coming back to good old R.C.H.S. they entered 2 Q the eleventh year. They found to their surprise M5 that a set of twins had enrolled in their class 3 2 whose names were Mary and Martha Blair. Floyd '.g Broom quit school during this term. Mary Coolman S 5 was selected sponsor and she did a verf food job Q S of helping them earn money for the varioug expense X Z for the coming year, and also their Junior-Senior 53 ganiltiettghign Xasuneig at Ho-tel La Fontaine at v L un ing n n pri o. .a S In the fall of 1959 this group returned to f 2 school to finish their high school education. They 5 3 were known now as, nDignified Seniors.H One new 2 ? pupil entered this class, Jerald Lindley. During Q Q this year the class went on a field trip to Chica- :.i go. One of the outstanding events oi the year was 4 3 the Junior-Senior Reception. Mr. Scales acted as i Q our sponsor and he showed a great interest in see- ? 5 ing that all the senior needs were taken care of. 3 Q This year they also gave a class play, nHobgob- gli lin House.H ' ff 34 5 5 1 iL t Uvuuwttsimnva tFeu2Uwt,..,g,,, A - --- ' .Y 4 .W . v .Hg-S. . y- iinjg, ir-cg: 4.4 -U EH EE Gr GD lL:L'.L.1n:.i...sD. SENIOR CLASS FIELD TRIP The Rock Creek seniors, accompanied by Mr. Samson, Miss simpson, and Mr. Scales,.left at 5:50 Saturday morning, October Rl, for a two day trip to Chicago. They went through South Whitley, Lar- well, Warsaw, Atwood, Etna Green, Bourbon, Inwood, Plymouth and arrived at Valparasio at 6:45. They resumed the trip, after eating, at 7:15. They arrived in Chicago at 9:05 and while going out of their way a little, saw a streamlined train and an electric locomotive. They met their guide at ll:50 at the Marshill Field Store. A lady took them through the building, going to the ninth floor on cscdlators. Aft r e ting lunch, they were again on their way. Before leaving the business section of town, they visited thc Art Museum. They arrived at the air port at 5:50 look K.:1 d through a modern air- plane, took some pictures, and some of the stu- dents took rides. At 4:50 the class wont to China- tomm, and they visited a Chinese drug store where they mide some purchases. The class had supper at the Hirrison Hotel. At 7:00 they vent to the W.L.S. barn dance, and four hours later were in their hotel for a brief rest. Sunday morning the party had breakfast at the hotel, and then resumed the trip. First on their schedule was a trip to Maxwell Street, the Jewish Market. Then they took an elevated train to Lin- coln Zoo, after hiving edten. Returning to the school bus at 2:50, they drove to the Aquarium. Some of the class took boat rides and all went through the large Field Museum, and at 4:50 returned to the hotel for their suite cases. They left Chicdgo at 6:00. 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Herman Vitz nHermien Engineer jig in vb: 5 1 iii 1' :- We lN.Q.ElX! ce if Kai UNI U Q2 12 U w he x x '1 lx nqrwnm, R- arf-fa R R wMfFr0dnQvHd-f fifghwjj IT EPIEE A EE Clli CD t:2T1r1TTTvF3Tgg?N n bi ii 4 G' L R E c L U B GIRLS Betty Hand Eleanor Beck 2 Winifred Archibald Betty Caley j Martha Blair Avis Allred ' Mary Blair Mildred Scales , Wilma Brown Cosette Sheets S Marguerita McFatridge Norma Whinery Betty Crago Rita Westrick Marie Brown A J BOYS Richard Hardin Jim Britt E Bryce Frods Junior Eversole 3 Norman McCoy Lowell Beck Q Max McClurg Bob Bonewitz 3 Wayne Dungan Emerson Crago 3 Keith Sparks Arnold Mason Q Robert Lowery '4 1 SENIOR TRIO ji Mary Blair Martha Blair Phoeba May Goodmiller 5 3 6 5 3 x ,Lal EN U EN EE U EE IIE EN EF CD U2 U YY ! ii' I I I 3 .9 4 A ,,,x., -,w-.., - .. .n,. - .. a . .. E- V. - , ,Uf QiLE.e,-e-.M--QE,Q-oLliLfJ2-.E???3Eii H H O B G O B L I N H O U S E H A Three Act Hystery Presened By The Senior Class Directed By Mr. Scales CHARACTERS Darius Krupp ---- - - ----- Herman Vitz Miss Priscilla Carter- - - Mary H Martha Blair Marian Carter- a ---- Phoeba May Goodmiller Jill Carter- - 1 ---------- Martha Day Frank Harlow - - - - - Helen Baker Jack Loring ---- - - - Mary Brubaker Susan Parkins- - - - - Thelma Prible Henry Goober - - - ---- Norman McCoy Delilah Worts- - - - - - Doris Smith Bluebcard Bronson- - - -Jerald Lindley Bill Wilkins f ---- - - -Billy Ulch The Headless Phantom - - - - - -Marjorie Joy SYNOPSIS TIME: Early spring. PLACE: Near the Ozark foot-hills. ACT I The living room of the late Horace Hobgoodfs house,about nine o'eloek of a stormy evening. ACT II ----- About two minutes later. ACT III -------- One minute later. Stage Assistant- - - -'---- Loota Vickrey Promptor ---------- - - Wilma Brown USHERS Q Della Mae Hoover --------- George Crago Presented by special arrangement with THE WILLIS N1 BUGBEE CO., Syracuse, N.Y. x N - ,.--,i , W-, , , ...I -7, , I E A .,-i,,.- ..a .,,.,...,.,.--. , - . -.- -- --A EN KFC RLT XY .ni--4: 1 , U :ZH EE is cis , X H C Y C L O I E S.A.L L Y H A Three Act Comedy . Presented By The Jinior Class Directed By Kiss Coolman Jack Webster - Reggie Manners Jim Jerkins- - Willie Fluxp - Sally Graham - Jenny Thatcher Ruth Thatcher- Effie Vardcn - Vivian Vernon- .CEfAHj.CTEilS SYIOFSIS - - Bryce Freda -Roger Shideler - Max NcClurg Von hunnicutt Evel3n IeLong H Daria Boyer - Jean Harris forma Uhincry - Mary Dearth Scene--Combined living and dining room -on the Webster Estate1 1 Time ---- Act I ' Act Act lll Promptor - - - Make up ---- Advertising- - - -The Present, Early Fall - - - - - - Late afternoon - -About a week later at dusk 5 - A week later, late afternoon PRGDUCTIOI STAFF USHEHS Mildred Scales Norma Whinery Cosette Sheets Jack Scheerer ----------- Grace Wall Cosette Sheets --------- Lowell Beck ' TOY'TWW7 PLfY IL is .L1..1.l.A. .. IA. Produced by special arrangement with the ELDRIDGL ENTERTAINMENT HOUSE? IEC., Franklin, Ohio o, W J 55:3 -Qi.-1.l.ill'T'YVA ff-fi -M ' ' - f - - 1 MLL' Zrrgiiiigllj Us Jl3!LE,ErEEiIiEh! Uigkxuign lY 'iEf1??T5ET' i: W 4 .4 ' f. .nuns . .'-rl ., ,, .ht N 2-LAS' 34-.sz--L-1'-...... .--. .. - ffl-,-t-M -fl-f--ll-.-f., Ly Q-4 gt rr Q U-4 QD M-.-.M H--. ,l-L-.-1--, ,- ' U' f-v,9Ts-,-KZ,I.-f?: NE:.2-FJ.:-L.',x-gf-0 i---I-For Y TL-'A-F l-lrlrrr -W V W 7- nn 415:-i-il',3 -nf.:-.JL '- '.-,'.1,..- .-. 'L C if ii' H Wo, thc Sonior Cl in and tcstnmcnt, as fo 2 To Yr. bcalcs, wi 3 to bc an L V s 4 CLLLS MILL ass publish this our last will llows: c givc and bcqucath our ability conomic Shoppcr in thc ton cont stores. 1 To Kiss Simpson, wc will And bcquonth all. our Q ndjcctivcs and ndvcrbs uc cvcr soc. i To Miss Puxson,wc will and bcquoath our ability H to do good first uid work in Hong Burning. E Kc will and bcqucath all our crccku marks and Q dirty looks back to thc ownnr lisa Coolnan. Q To LT. lrcland,mc will :nu bcqucnth our ability Q to bc good sports. Q Our Class prccidtnt, Photba Kay Coodmillcr, y wills hor ofjicc und Antics to Rogcr Shidclcr. 4 I, Nary Blnir, '.',' ill ind bcquoith my mnjoatio K personality and studiouc disposition to Rory D. S l,Kurthn Hl:ir,will nnd b -,.. qucath to Joan Harris Q my ubility to loam zlccp without ill offcct. Q I, Holcn jnkcr, will and bcqucpth my wavy hair 5 to Norma Hhincry and honc sho will cnrc for it. 1 I, Norman VcCoy Qlvgg his nthlotic places and 3 honors to Vaughn dunnicutt. 5 l, Hnrjoric Joy, will and bcqucath my frccklos 4 to Mildrcd Sculcs. ? l,Murtha Dny,will and boqucath my natural curly Q hair to hlno Hoovcr. Q I, Hormun Vitz will and bcqucath my ability to Q 'bc a lzdics man to Dax VcClurg. Z I, Billy Ulch, will and bcqucath my ability to 5 kccp out of troublc to Richard Hardin. Q l,bclln Kat hoovcr,will and boqucath my ability 4 to catch n husbund to Doris Eoyor. 3 I, Wilma Drown, will and bcqucnth my dork brown E oycs to Jonnnottn Kcnp. Q l, Jerald Lindlcy, will my ability to bc quiot, 9 to Jack Schcorcr.. H I, Vary Drubakcr, will my nickname nPugU to 1 Grucc Hull. 5 I, Gcorgc Crngo, Hill my whiskcrs to smooth Q fuccd Bob Eoncwitz who now shnvos to bo grown up. 2 I, Thclma rriblc, will my immunity to boys to I Winifrod Archibald. 2 l, ooris Smith, will and bcqucath nv bfyping I ability to Coscttu Shccts. E I, Lcota Vickrcy, will and bcqucuth my ability 3 to date thc Nnrklc to Zvclyn ocLong. M EN . l l , l, 7. '4-.- rn- 4- -Aff,-.w'-if ' ' ' -' - .0-.4 S- -'--4' -.'--'W--V--'X IIN IIE -U EE UE i W F4.,,.,,., -alt-.,-nj. ui-le.-5 1 I .IOSAFY-' if Ili '.ni-'jig-1--YQ' I. 5- fill? ..-lp . gt f --- EE---Q - f -' - I. up lg 9 3. ,fra ,vyiv 'fi li:-' mu' E V Y , f Q H j -.- r .Y -a -NA N 17-N v I' V '1 MARTHA PLAIR-- MARY BLAIR ---- NORMAN HCCOY-- HERHAN VlTZ--- NARJOHIB JOY-- MARTHA JAY ---- GEORGE CRAGO-- MARY ERUBAKEH- DORIS SMITH--- THLLKL PRIELE- JERALD LINDLEY .D , ...rj .n.z.4l..mR ' ' LEOTA VICLRLY- BILLY ULCH ---- WILUR EROUN--- CLASS PROPHLCY -Dress Shop in Indianapolis -Partner in the shop -Radio Comedian on U.L.U. -Professor of English -hair Stylist in New York -Nurse in Indianapolis -Married and Farming -Hat Designer in New York -Actress on Broadway -Wife of Indiana Governor -Lawyer in New York -Secretary of Herman -Cartoonist in the Movies -Air plane pilot -Telephone operator PHOLEA RLY GOODKILLLH--Teacher at R.C.H.S DELLA MAE HOOVER--Married, lives on a farm. i Q 'L ,f L. l. N. sig M ! ' .JI nq 33? IH 5 'tai Q 'Q ,IA I-41' 1. 1 fx I 1' C. Q f : 'f U G 1 'I u. Id ,. ! 'fu '- +1.- M ,T U A . lk' Q 1. lj ,fr T '-5 l'7 lg' 9 W lu IW! J. V' I-Y .1- Y 31 .V if I. 5 'I Y 1.5 S' .L4.:11sL15-15:5:.fL-:,Q,-.-.--nn?-1'T'NOUY EN UE E Un EF CD UD -E W ff V:-:.f 1 - wi--i x'K!4f'71l L3 Y, Y Y X If-+11f':l gr'-f' 1'V1 1 2- A' f'4 '.If:!2I.I1 . I . Q vw - 'V' :V ... . ,.--,,....-..... . -...-..,-............- --.......-. ............. ...IJ :T'...:1. f:.,.1T...a......-fl 1 :TTI Z :.::..:::.L. n lflfl..EE.-.,i,-QlilQ,,E.li I ,I ,..-. i...:.,.. ty L?f,Y.f.,.:x I 1 ll ul' J I l 4 i il, aff 'J 3 If in cu, it .R if la. 3 .ilj ,J .s PIL A X 'X 1l Ui? 5+ q- 'F 5 K Q1 I :f ,Y 4 11. L I s J l!!f J pq i 3 2 4 fl 3 1 3 '1 5 -s G i 1 1 .Q 5 1 J u 1 Q ,Q ,II in a 4' s J .r Q W. 4 9: ,Q JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET April Eighteen Hotel LaFontaine Huntington PROGRAM Toast Mistress . . . . ..... Norma Whinery Welcome Address. . . . . . . . .Roger Shideler Response . . . . . Phoeba May Goodmiller Wedding. . . . . . . . .... Juniors Vocal Solo . . . . Robert Bonewitz Talk . . . . . . ....... .Grant Scales Saxophone. . . . . .,. . . . . . .Roger Shidelcr Glass Prophecy . . .Mary Dearth b Cosette Sheets MENU Fruit Cocktail Swiss Steak Whipped potatoes Creamed peas Salad Rolls Butter Ice Cream Coffee .,.. .,,,. ...A . ,.,.,.,- ...L ' ' -:,-..-.-,sf P 'gf---Rgy. .,.. EN U EN IIE U CE mm EF CD I2 U W , ptmem ORATORlCAL CONTEST Norma Whinery, a member of the Junior Class, was Rock Creek's representative in the Oritorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion. This contest is a national affair, beginning with the county eventu The topic of the Oration must be on some phase of the Consti- tution. Norma chose the topic UFranklin and the Constitution.H She guve her talk before the assembly and students and teachers were very enthusiastic over her efforts. Although Norma failed to win the contest, she did win a beautiful medal. The study and effort in preparing for the contest was, to a great extent, Normu's own individual effort, and we are proud of her as a representative of our school. x 1 j tt' i 'ttiilfltiidianierriiiemv EECDQQIVWEL- W T' W 1314 ,. A. q' f fijfjef Rs.: .1-, - L, -I-fl '-., 1 19. , A-,f A--.N 11 ,' ,iff ry' t1 'D ' 'ff 557 . f . 7 I I U-1 LE 1 If LE il, ' ,N f'.,.1y..-As' -., -b. , -n, - '. ,- -,. .-- 1, . . ,.. ....... -..-......-.... , ,... --.- . -- -..,. , ,-...,...,.,. lv .-.-. Q. tt ll lIH,QE-.-L!E-Q 1 1 ' ' L' ' cl 3 - Q Q . A 3 2455 .51 ':1 2511-' LQI ,QQ 22 vi 7: I1 :H H Z I9 13 j LMA ig Qi 1' f . rl ? QW Bmcafcmre 1: S il f YY ? E y KuSiC . h ' '.w 5 5 Q 5 W F Speclal Music K 1 1 lf If ' -- .1 3 f lnvocatlon. . . 3 s 5 5 I 1 5 3 Special Music i 3 f 2 Addr-css . ev Q, P: 2. C 5 . 2 1 NUSlC . .j A 'H I. J, T- 2 Bcnediction . . 3 A V S E S r 1 '1 i 1. S 2 Ji ? ? 2 9 1 T: Ii E P x? 12 ? . I 5 5 4 n-1 C7 Z' G Rev. . H. Rev. .Audience Glcc Club Nr. Scott Glce Club W. Mohler Glee Club IT. Scott mumuanfsuim EFCIDIQUWKTQ ' 'U - V - -,-- -- 1' . ' np. -3 i.J..,i.,--in-. f :lip .4-4 .i-72:1 E Q CD ., 4. -A,-xnk?-.. Yi -gal , Ajzggi-QAQQTAL-ifg,. filib- ,-...ggi U U-Q E ' I --.-ng-2-H - Qommencemenl' March, On Invocation. . Overture, Address . Selection, Hwne Presentation of Presentation of to the Goal Poet and Peas Fortune Bibles. Diplomas Hedley, Our Unbroken Iie Bonediction . . .G. L. Barnhouse . Rev. Ir. Scott antfi. .F. V. Suppe . Supt. Joe Wagner Teller .Victor Herbert . Trustee C. B. Samson . . Prin. W. G. Scales lodiesu . . Billy Hill . Rev. Harold Kohler lllfl UV U W EE Ct EN EF CD U2 TI YY , K 5 ?,q,..w., ,..,.. -, 1...M,.1,, -- rf' L. LJ QI' IT II. LY H ry I? ,. R. 'J Ls la .. , 3, QI, 'K 2. ri 'll I Ib is K if If Iv I H lf' M? ? 1 13 4 Q. X3 17 lf ? Z' 7 E S '3 .E Sl 3 3 5 u Q l C . S . x I wa ll Ns J I . Y. 44 5 ,. . Q kk IX - .,,.... f.,.,....,n ,,..- i., fl,-Q.o-Q1LDf 125122- THE Mary Brubaker - Mary Blair- - - Loota Vickroy - Herman Vitz - - Leonard Ireland 7 UECHOH STA -----F nf - wnmris Smith - Martha Blair -Thelma Priblo - Norman McCoy aculty Advisor EN KE U EE EE EN EFQ3 I2 U W F 'E 1ia--Q2 23-4g.?lfmdLx-Q--A-ifffzlg fin...-X: E ,, ,,-- :EE m- - ,ijyggrf-p3,2.-ig' LQEJMQ FLCYSQLQ -fV, r'.-.1711:finigg-71s-ff-'figfivxalg f V i i V i rv- ' Q i n,,x.- k,.?.s,.s --,n, 7+ X-. gt., W N -3 I Q A fffm 22 ' I ggi? v W , , 4f ef? a UJQYEGDUQ fl Aj H7 X, 9. ,I 1 .Qgig , fjf X xy X I I Q XXM x NX ' X X X X X. I xx ,f I S I ' wg:.,----.,--,-k-- 1 -s,--, r - ' ' ' -1 - .-,--.'. l.,U-.-., ,MMwwN,mNWUWEUEEm U0MUW,mwMww r .-A 1-m-r 1 I1 1 1 3 H N X I .4 1 7 , 4 I J I in J N 4 w 15 1 'tk '-.H , -..,,,-.- ., .1-.M ..,. ,-- ,-- -. -1 A uf-'s7x',- .. ' -..-- U-U'LLk IZLCL IJ' -I i' ANOTHER om J DORIS SHITH: HMy Irish boyfriend sent me his pic- f ture yesterday.N , THELMA PRIBLE: HHOW does he look2n ' DORIS: UI don't know yet. I haven't had it devel- ! oped.N 5 -o-o- WILMA BROWN: UThat bashful boyfriend of mine is a 4, G'ma.n.o', 3 DELLA HOOVER: HA government man?U . WILMA: nNaw. All he can say is Ygeeln Q HNAN on moUsEH 5 MAX MCCLURG: HIS it true that it's bad luck to have ' a black cat following you?n PHYLLIS REBER: UDepends on whether you'ro a man or f a mouse.N ,I JERALD LINDLEY: HI always smoke nothing but quarter M cigars.H Q, GEORGE CRAGO: Cheap skate! I never' pick them up I unless thoyfre only half smoked.n . -o-o- 3 MISS SIXPSON: HThe horse and cow is in the field: 3 Elmo, what is wrong with that sentence? Z ELHO HOOVER: UThe lady should be mentioned first.n I noRIs BOYER: HI left my new watch upstairs.H COSETTE SHEETS: HNcver mind, It'll run down.U ? -o-o- - TRAFFIC COP: nDon't you know what I mean when I ,H hold up my hand?H Q MISS SCRRERER: HI ought to, I was a school teach- : or for thirty-five.U 5 Hoooo ENOUGHH PHOEBA HAY: I'd like for' you to come over and v have dinner with me Miss Coolman.H ' MISS COOLMAN: nThank you, Phoeba May, but your 2 class work is already satisfactory.H Liiqj-.,.:L.,.a . ......,a,.-..l I. I. ri - ' - m Y'.I.1i:::?:i.E!S:.L' ,lt1,fETfU:5EUXI O Elf ki- n A -Qifsl-,- f .JTTQ -:V.g-,- 5,--:Hz L H i ' Jr' ' ,Hin ...I !g,,4.,V.- ggqv ,..,..,x -A: K 1... , Q:w:L:u'igg7A-Y-?.'I'T3-,EI U-1 E V V H CD V -'PHP9- ' v'2'f 'fkyxe Wal Q, . IMD THQ PROOF f' L MARTHA BLAIR:UMy boyfriend wanted to kiss me eight fu times last night.H ' MARY BLAIR: HHOW do you know he did?n X 'ra H C MARTHA LLAIR: Because, I counted themlu Q -o-o- Q BILLY ULCH: nhhy is winning a girl like making an 4 apple pie?U . Q BURL BHUEAHER: nheeause it takes dough, sugar, and Q apple sauce.U Q -o-o- 5 CLEVELAND H. HSay, Dick, what's the difference iy between a hill and a?pill Q' DICK HARJII: Hhell, onefs hard to get up and the i other hard to get down.n 3 -o-o- 5 HR. IRELAND: Yes children, an Indian wife is called C Squaw. New what are Indian babies called? Q EMERSOH CRAGO: UI know-squawkcrs.n LU -o-o- 1 LIBRARIAN: HAnd why do you want so many books this Q1 K , time, Avis?U w AVIS A. My little brother's high chair is broken. E -o-o- E HELEN B.Do you folks have prayer before breakfast? Z: HARJORIE J: nHope. We hav: prayers before we go to 3 bed. Ee ain't afraid in the daytime.H 5 ..O..0.. 'I Miss PAXSOH: Mean anyone define Ct1quQzte?N 9 PHOEBA KAY G: HI can. Etiquette is the noise you 2 donft make when you are eating soup.H E -o-o- Q JEAN HARRIS: HWhat happened when your father told Q your fiance he ought to put something aside for L a rainy day?H C S EVELYN DELONG: HA little later Dad missed his N I raincoat.N ' -o-o- 1 . -N . , i MR. SCALLS: Hhartha, who discovered Amer1ca?u 5 MARTHA DAY! UOhio.H 7 MR. SCALES: UNO, Columbus did it.H 5 H 1 MARTHA DAY: HYES1m, Columbus was his first name.H S C I' . S 3 L L a I .43 .,..fi-s,., rxr- f ' wzlslssvar-H2'a'sl' Q w LN U If EE EN U: CD U- W F73T7'w a usvs1f' if u . 3. .Q -as - . :Af--fi Q. A A- i o - e 1 e -we A 1 - - o -- ev-1 . Joe- s.-. 4 .I .uf sms .runs-s ,,, aiu f,..tPn,.f,q-ge 1... , Y H' i E Q MD-17 wi Y i4,.v1r,,-.gngg..,,5:L:s, 5 S Q r u? ,. 1 J BETTY CALLY:.Had the most unsual time last night. 5 7 MARIE saowu: Tell me about it. g A BETTY C. HI stayed at nomo. 0 i -o-o- Q k HELEN: One can vever tell about a Juniorfs grades. 1 MAXINE SILSMONS: one sl1ouldn't. fQ -o-o- Q E GEORGE: nYes, I loved a girl once, but she made a 1 Q fool out of me.H S4 HERLAN: HYes - - some girls do make a lasting r 5 impression, don't thoy?U L' V 1 'I . 2 ? mai som? x P A Q HR. SCALES: HJerald, where is Swanee River?n P 2 JERALD: Cafter much nesitationjz Far, far away. .sl -o-o- K 5 S NARTHA DAY: Uno, yes may not kiss me, but--H f 2 BILLY: HBut wnat?U I r IARTHA: HBut I appreciate your wanting to.U as Q ' U v 3 HTALL or TAILH 2 S 3 3 MISS SIMPSON: HNOW, since an aneedote has been T defined as hs 'i s u . x v . ample . a short funny tale, give me an ex- .: ,H ,, . 2 2 NORMAN neCOY2 HA rabblt has four legs and one d Z aneedote.H 2 3 -o-o- 3 5 MR. IRELAND: nThelma, do you know what a panther '4A is?H if THELLA2 HYes sir, a panther is a man who makes Q 5 pants.n Q 9 -o-o- Q F DORIS SNITH: Hwhich leather makes the best snoes?U y Q MARY BRUDAKER: HI don't know, but banana skins g'j make the best slippers.U QE Y S - vw -N sv 5 3 HJUST ous ol COOLLAHH ' 1 J u gjf COOLTAN: HI refuse to be bossed. Do I make myself ia Q plZfLj.l'1?H 3 1 A SENIOR: UNO, the Lord made you that wayln fi X S f i, lf 'Z A? ,Ks Url' '5 I aes 1.5 41' A l ' Y L 1' Qin N-:K-JJ, J.-.s,.--HP4' rv',4vA'4 -- Uv U E AU- Z v G GD U- W .M-gx ,vhA :'v'x4-'miie ,mix 415 -i 3 L75-Y.ET L'.t. Y.y.x,5 1 .A-aj!-5.1.-4.1,-:.1e.,2.-,: .P il I X it MOTHER: Who gave you that black eye, UU-I EE c'E'fe H CD J.-QX NOT A GIFT son? BOB BONEWITZ: Gave it to mel Why no one gave it to me. I had to fight for it. TEACHER: If you have ten dollars in one pocket and fifteen dollars in the other, what have you?U ROGER S. HI'd have on the wrong pants.H ...O..O.. VAUGHN: HSay Jack, Why is a cat like JACK: Because it is fur from one end BOB BONEWITZ: Lowell, Why was Adam's longest? LOWELL: uOhJ that's easy, because it -0-0- MISS SIMPSON: Maurice, Tell me why a like a grub worm? MAURICE: Because he makes the butter -Ono-n M . SCALES: UNow CLASS: nTwelve.n MR. SCALES: nhow the world?n to the other. first day the had no Eve. hungry boy is fly. class, how many make a dozen?U many make a million?U SENIOR CLASS: Hvery few these days.H MISS PAXSON:HJim, new you have in front of you the lnorth, on your right the east, on your loft the west. What have you behind you?n JIM: HA patch on my pants- I told Mother you'd see it.U - O ...O- HERMAN: nPop, what are anccstors?W POP VITZ:Nell, I am one of yours, and your grandpa is another. Ni Op ' Ai,i HERMAN:Ihen why do so many people brag about their anccstiorjs, '?' - ' ' O' f' -o-o- TEACHER:Norman, to what class of the animal king- dom do I belong? NORMAN: That's one I ean't figure out, teacher. Pa says you're and old hen, and ma says you're an old cat. in ,mat E I s ,E X EN U nv UE U EE nie EN EF cn ua U Wy .W ,,.,,,,f,,a :wwf at W IW i 'I W?hh5ftfstf2Hfcf 'O 1 4L2'gT-gigl.FI-f7::TFTT?I3':-!...fU.eDj: Q Uni-mf i:T3:5:: .w'LAJs': l X' f Qufti c 3' A up 'ul fi UMLTTBERECMEMWTDN Q Q Miss Paxson was giving a lecture to her Sophomores f'f on birds. I have a canary at home. It can do S 5 many wonderful thingsg can you name one thing, 111 the canary can do that I couldn't? 5 f WAYNE D. I know teacher, take a bath in a saucer. s x -o-o- 5 Q Mrs Scales to Bob Lowery, who had been illg .I'm fi glad to see you back, but you will have a lot rg of work to make up. How long have you been away? Qyi BOB L. Since William the Conqueror landed, sir. 0, 5 -Q-O... 5 L DAD:When I was a little boy,I always ate the crust r g JUNIOR EVERSOLE: Did you like them? K Q CLD: Of course I did! 3 3 JUNIOR: Then you can have mine. Q 5 UUHY NOT DO 4 COMPLETE JOE?U 5 E GRLHDHOTHER: If you wash your face, Richard, I'll Q 2 give you a piece of candy,and if you wash behind 3 Z your ears, I'll give you two pieces. I 5 RICHARD JLVIS: Maybe I'd better take a bath grand- :' -, mai r b 5 -o-o- Q 2 ARNOLD MASON: HDarling, your eyes are like stars.H Q 7 BETTY HAND: Haiways shining?n 3 f ARNOLD: UNO always winking.H ? f UHE HAD A roaan 'Y D 7 Q 5 HR. WZSTRICK: Cupstairslz HRita, it is time for Q 5 that young man to go homc.U S g KEITH SPARKS: HYour father is a crank.u A 3 HR. HESTRICK: Coverhearinglz HNell, when you don't b 3 have a self-starter, a crank comes in mighty Q E handy.H 5 -. v , I Q Q I ELLANOR D.How did you enjoy the horseback ride you T E .had today? , Q D u 2 5 MAXINE S. I never thought anything filled with hay 5 3 could be so hard. wi 4 J i 2 1 an U an U5 U EE am EF cn :QU 'x.--n:4-,vrv.4l- -'ii' Y , ,-

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