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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

COmmUHlI ORGAHIZAIIOD In November of 1952 the Rock Creek Band Society became known as the Rock Creek Community Organization, its object being to organize all persons affiliated with and interested in the improvement of the Rock Creek School system. Since that time the organization has provided some entertaining as well as educational presentations. We hope it continues its outstanding contributions to the community. lo FF' s R 6,6 gi? if O L lu . '- S. 1 -w, 4 Ht I4 I O 3 'x KAX A ff' Z V J r .AWE '. ' Z 31-X X X .I-If 5? f Y ' 1 T1 My 'll a lt' ' s Aix xt ui Alumnl Mrs. Gale Dalrymple, Secretary and Treasurerg Mrs. Bryce Freds, Assistant Secretary and Treasurerg Floyd Reber, Vice-Presidentg Ora McClurg, President. The Rock Creek Alumni Association held their yearly meeting on April 30. On this occasion they welcomed the senior class of 55 into the organization. We, the new Alums and former students hope that the Alumni Association shall find renewed interest in the Alma Mater with every coming meeting. The Seniors of 55. RAMONE GIFT AND BEAUTY SHOP Gifts for the occasion Complete Beauty Service Watches - Keepsake Diamonds - Silverware Call MYERS JEWELRY For an appointment L. E. Gibboney - Proprietor Phone 39 Warren, Indiana Wilda L. Scott Phone 122 How We looked Men I On August 26, 1943, nineteen angelic little faces smiled up at Miss Helen Eversole. Those present on that memorable occasion were Jack Boyer. Sandra Burton, Alice Grove, Larry Hand, Larry Nelson, Joyce Perry, Rex Perry, Jim Pursifull, Ted Pursifull, Neta Slagel, David Smith, Billy Sparks, Gail Tribolet, Larry Whinery, Dan Woods, Eloisa Ybarra, and Betty Day. These same nineteen went on to the uneventful second grade and a new teacher, Mrs. Anna Britt. The third grade saw us gain four new classmates, Lois Geiger, Alice Gentis, Carmen Ralston, and Virginia Hall, and also a new teacher, Mrs. Lela Smith. We gained one new member in the fourth grade by the name of Edward Harlan and lost to Huntington Township, our old friend, Larry Nelson, but we still were privileged to have the same teacher for the first time in our school career. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell was our fifth grade teacher. That year we gained a sweet little girl, whose name was Patricia Close. She later moved to Ohio. Soon after, we lost our new friend, Eddie Harlan, when he moved to Indianapolis. Our total number in the sixth grade was eighteen. We had gained one new member, Joyce Manning. Our teacher was Mrs. Bernice Fulton, wife of our senior class sponsor. In the seventh grade, we had nineteen members, having gained Donald Buck and Arnold Hines, while losing Joyce Manning to Lancaster. We were feeling proud because we were privi- ledged to climb two extra flights of stairs. Eighth grade saw us with eighteen members. Betty Day and Eloisa Ybarra left us but we were joined by an illustrious southern gentleman, Carl Feemster, In the ninth grade, we had atotal of nineteen, this being the year of our unforgettable fresh- man initiation. New members were Ron Jordan and Betty Rhoades. Mr. James Crothers was our class sponsor. Later we were joined by Nancy Thornpkins, while Betty Rhoades moved away. We began our sophomore year with the same number of students. The most horrible ex- perience of our sophomore year was the burning of the school's bus barn in October. Mr. James Crothers still remained our class sponsor. In our junior year, we were sixteen in number, Nancy Tompkins having left us during the summer. This year, our class sponsor was Mrs. Virginia Michael. As graduation nears, we find ourselves with thirteen seniors, Virginia Hall a.nd Larry Hand having left us. Our class sponsor is Mr. Charles Fulton. When April 27 arrives, the following thirteen seniors will depart, Joyce Perry, Delphia Lahr, Lois Geiger, Carmen Ralston, Neta Slagel, Alice Grove, Dave Smith, Larry Whinery, Ron Jordan, Rex Perry, Gail Tribolet, Carl Feemster, and Bill Sparks, having gained knowledge, experience, and invaluable friendships and looking ahead to a great and glorious future. BOTTS' JEWELRY Griffith Morgan Watch Sz Jewelry Repair SMYTH'S COAL 8: SUPPLY CO, Princess Feature Lock Diamonds Warren, Indiana Bulova Watches Phone 140 Warren Markle Phone 140 Annual 5' aff LEFT TO RIGHT: Carmen Ralston, Class Editorg Joyce Perry, Publicityg Delphia Lahr, Ad Salesg Neta Slagel, Social Editorg Jack Brooks, Assistant Editorg Larry Whinery, Editor-in-Chiefg Bill Sparks, Art Editorg Dave Smith, Alumni Editorg Grace Lasley, Sponsorg Ron Jordan, Sports Editorg Rex Perry, Business Managerg Carl Feemster, Assistant Art Editorg Lois Gieger, Literary Editorg and Alice Grove, Yearbook Sales. These are the people without whose help it would have been impossible to edit this yearbook. We started on a new system of publication this year, and we hope you will be satisfied with the results. By taking a fall delivery, we are able to include in the Aceonean the year-end activities such as basketball tourneys, plays, etc. The Editor Y?-n N? 1-ax - X Z Compliments of STATE BANK OF MARKLE Markle, Indiana We appreciate the opportunity of FLUHREFVS Serving this community, DRY CLEANING ' LAUNDRY Each Depositor Insured to 3510, OOO Warren, Indiana J . .qsi ai? x 3-x-X ff'lf!l2?i ' N '-.Lx . . , f J N, aw 3 s Xa: ,Q w x X-M.--H 'M---rwm,.,,.N-M?-,.' wr- : 1 ,-fm, z w 0-M,....1-'f ...M ..,. .,, ,mv -.NNRNK w,,,,,wMMMm. .wx X. x-- ,A '-.,,,Nxx-i I N X 3 A Xxx Y X N xx x, 'wx xx .5 ,,,ff X fx as K X ,ff fy ,-, Q-Nxwaii --xx, XS XX xx XX x xx XX ,X XX Sen br Cla' 5 Ofhkers T N 5, , x it gi l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Delphia Lahr, Secretary- Treasurerg Rex Perry, Presidentg Ron Jordan, Vice- Presidentg Charles Fulton, faculty sponsor. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Dark Green And Silver CLASS MOTTO First Weigh, Then Venture I 1' O I I xl- 30995966 g nc Q gf 6 A g 1 N is 1,1 fr RAY MITCHELL MEYERS DEPARTMENT STORE Genere1Repair Shep For A11 The Family Arc 8: Acetylene Welding Warren, Indiana Blacksmithing LOIS WAUNITA GEIGER Band 1,23 Chorus 1, 2, Art lg Junior St Senior Plays, Librarian 3,45 4-H 1,2 Co. Spelling Contest 1, 2 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Volleyl ball 2, 4, G, A,A, l, 2 Paper 4, Valedictorian 4 X, ,J RONALD LEWIS JORDAN Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track lg Volleyball l,2,3,4g Vice- president 1, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Band 1,2, 33 Chorus 2,3,4g Art lg Year book lg Paper 4. im -X' - f 1 ...T A-as 4 Y ,X s 3 REX JAY PERRY Chorus 2,3, 4, Band 1,2, 35 Basketball 1, Baseball 3g President 3,45 Year- book 43 Art lg Junior8f Senior Plays, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. LOON CREEK VALLEY FARMS D. E. Whinery 8: Sons R, R, 6 Huntington, Indiana JOYCE KAY PERRY Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Art lg Junior 8: Sen- ior Playsg Secretary 3, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3g Paper 4, Yearbook 43 G.A,A, 1, 25 Merit Award 4, Salutatorian 4, ,,.x, LARRY ALAN WHINERY Band 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Vice-President 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Junior 8: Senior Plays, Art lg Co. Spell- ing Contest 35 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, l S ALICE ELAINE DELPHIA MAE GROVE LAHR Art 1, Band 1, Junior 8: Senior Plays, Yearbook 4, TED ALLEN PURSIFULL 4-H 1,2,3, Basketball 1, 2,3, Chorus 2,3, Paper 4 Art 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 1,2, Treasurer 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Junior8z Senior Plays, Paper 4, Yearbook 4. 'ICQ -N 1 I KN x 'Q' CARL EDWARD FEEMSTER Chorus 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Baseball 3, Junior Sm Senior Plays, Track 1, Paper 4, ' . -A 12 WILLIAM ROSS SPARKS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pap- er 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior 81 Senior Plays, Art 2, Yearbook 4, V01- leyball 1,2,3,4, NETA JEAN SLAGEL Art 1, Chorus 3, Year- book 43 Office Secretary 4g Juniorb Senior Plays. fx? P I my ,, A Y Q... iz ,xiii A 2 s at jf . F - ' fx V- ' . gl I. LARRY EDWARD HAND Basketball lg if Moved to Huntertown, M a r c h 1, 1955. Z? Q-JU! 'Su' , 3 GAIL LEON TRIBOLET Chorus 1, 2, 3g Junior Play, Paper 45 Track 1, CARMEN FAYE RALSTON 4-H 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,4g Paper 43 Yearbook 4, is Qs-'96 -fx-:'::3 'ww DAVID LEROY SMITH Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Pres- ident 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior 8: Senior Plays Yearbook 4, rar- -'W 1 ji ,X ff' ..,, 7 1'..,,-s 5 Xa i NS Ni 4,41 y.. MT -19 ix L'la s P opilecy In 1975 on an expedition trip a few of their fellow juniors happened to come upon the seniors of 55. Throughout the country we came upon all of them, as they were toiling in their roles of life. As we left the Indianapolis airport, a flashing stewardess came through the plane and asked if we were comfortable. To our surprise it was Delphia Lahr. We asked her how she was, and she sadly replied, My heart still cries for Dennis. Our first stop was in Paris, France, and, as we toured the French Riviera, we found the former Carmen Ralston, a famous model in her French husband's Fashion Salon. He was the great Monsieur Pierre. Later as we were passinga.nAmerican army station in Paris, we found General Gail Tribolet and the still-Private Carl Feemster. They said they were working in a secret hydrogen bomb plant. Carl spoke of Neta and his four children and asked if we could stop at Hono Poke, Alaska, and pay them a visit on our way home. We went on to Rome, Italy, and there we found Larry Whinery. He told us of his world-wide business. He was President of Purdue University and looking for exchange students for Purdue. We made a quick trip toward home. We landed at San Francisco, and while touring the town we found Alice Grove. She was working as Eddie Fisher's personal maid. She said Debbie was fine. Sob Sob. We flew down to Hollywood and found Billy Sparks, the now famous opera star making his grand debut in the Holly- wood Bowl. We saw the former Lesley Lyons, who was Bill's wife, sitting in the audience nervously awaiting her husband's performance. She also had their six little sparkies with her. We flew to Florida, and at Tallahassee we found the former Lois Geiger teaching the third and fourth grades at the Piccidili Primary School. Her husband, Marlyn Bryd, was running the Grand Hotel at Piccidili City. We left Florida and went on to Washington, D.C. and found Ron Jordan's address in the directory. We went to visit him and found a beautiful home which he and his wife, the former Mary Smith, own. He said he was Speaker of the House of Representatives and was very well satisfied with the job. We went on to Detroit and toured the Ford Plant. We found Rex Perry, an engineer designing the new 1976 Ford. We went on to Minneapolis and found our old friend, Dave Smith, our former basketball star, coaching the Minneapolis Lakers. Our next stop was at Indianapolis. Since it was Memorial Day we went to the 500-mile race. In the program we noticeda person's name which seemed familiar. It was that of Larry Hand from Huntertown, Indiana. This could be no one but our Larry who always drove the souped-up Fords when we were all in school. He was doing a good job of herding his jetmobile around the race track. One of the members of our party got sick at the race so we took him down to the Medical Center, and guess whom we found as superintendent of nurses. Joyce Perry, or now Joyce Brumbaugh! She said she thoroughly enjoyed her position. We asked her how Rodger and the four kids were. She said they were all fine and Rodger had a wonderful job, teaching at the Technical College. This concluded our trip, and we were glad we had seen our upper classmen of twenty years ago. We wonder what they will be doing in the twenty years to come. G at M, LANGE GROCERY SMITH-S GROCERY Huntington R, R, 5 Majenica Phone 90-54 Markle Huntingtgn Rt. g5'i phone 43 Class Will We, the Rock Creek High School Class of 55, being of sound mind and body, on this day do hereby and forthwith bequeath the following: I, CARL FEEMSTER., will the ability to play baseball to Gene Grove. I, LOIS GEIGER, hereby bequeath all rights, legal and illegal, that I now hold on Bill Sparks to Lesley Lyons. I, LARRY HAND, will my ability to drive fast without accidents to Jay Mauger. I, RONALD JORDAN, will my watch-post by the assembly door to Harold Bowman. tHe needs it.J I, DELPHIA LAHR, will all my dates with Tony Curtis to Verma Feemster. I, JOYCE PERRY, will all my excess fat to Carolyn Boyer. I, REX PERRY, will my old, beat-up, squaky desk in the assembly to any unlucky junior who is late on the first day of school next year. I, TED PURSIFULL, will all of my dates with Martha Smith to Jim Jennings. I, CARMEN RALSTON, will my good seat in the assembly to a.ny lucky junior who gets it. I, NETA SLAGEL, will my office job to any lucky junior. I, DAVID SMITH, will something that I don't have to someone who does have it. I, BILL SPARKS, will my speed on the basketball floor to Jack Brooks. I, GAIL TRIBOLET, will my lost class ring to June Smith. I, LARRY WHINERY, will my ability to alibi in class and get good grades doing it, to Donald Renbarger and Jay Mauger. I, ALICE GROVE, will my long hair to Leta Elliot. We, DAVID SMITH and LARRY WHINERY, will our private office in the north-west corner of the assembly to Jack and Bill. fThey need it.l We, THE SENIOR GIRLS, will our persuasiveness, colored with bribery, to get out of Mr. Roth's classes to the Junior girls. We, THE SENIOR BOYS, will to the Junior boys, all the fun we have had in shop this year. Homer, too? We, THE SENIOR GIRLS, will our ability to quarrel among ourselves and still be good friends, to the Junior girls. And having hereby made the aforementioned bequests, the parties of the first part do hereby and forthwith, will to the parties of the second part, our long-suffering sponsor, Mr. Fulton. CLASS WILL, CONTINUED Sworn and subscribed to th' is twenty-second day of April, in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Five. And hereto we have set our hand and seal. Signed: Parties of the first part: Larry Whinery, Delphia Lahr, Joyce Perry, Lois Geiger, Alice Grove, David Smith, Neta Slagel, Gail Tribolet, Ronald Jordan, Ted Pursifull, Larry Hand, Carmen Ralston, Bill Sparks, Carl Feemster and Rex Perry. O 1 ,- oiim . iii' JUNIOR CONCESSION STAND SOPHO MORE HAT CHECK BOOTH RAY LINE-AGENT Phone 36 EARL wooos GARAGE Markle, Indiana General Repair Tank Wagon Deliveries of Fuel Oils Markle Phone 26-3R Gasolines, Motor Oils, and Greases Poems SENIOR CLASS Our Senior Class of Fifty-five, We're full of pep, real alive. With descriptions of every lad and lass, We bid you Adieu from the Senior Class. REX JAY PERRY Rex Jay, IKE of the class, He makes a hit with every lass. He's headed toward Purdue next year, Soon he'll be an engineer, DELPHIA MAE LAHR Delphia Mae, the gal with our money, The boys think she's sugar and honey. She says she'll settle down with a pussy cat, But if you are smart, you won't believe that, LARRY ALAN WHINE RY Larry Alan, our editor-in-chief, He's here, then there, just like a leaf, There's not a dull moment when he's around But the LAW always stands his ground, GAIL LEON TRIBOLE T Gail Leon, handsome and wise, Blond hair and green eyes. He likes cars, drives a white Ford, If you are with him, you're never bored. JOYCE KAY PERRY Joyce Kay is a friendly gal, Lot's of gab, a very good pal. A nurse she'll be with a big smile, She'll go far on life's long mile. NETA JEAN SLAGEL Neta Jean, our office girl, To Mr. Fulton, she's a pearl. Good grades she gets all the time With a Good Luck we'll end this rhyme. LARRY EDWA RD HAND Larry Edward, quiet and shy, How he makes that white Ford fly, He has black hair and uses his smile, As he chases pretty girls all the while. DAUGHERTY FARM EQUIPMENT Warren, Indiana Massey-Harris-J, I, Ferguson-New Idea Phone 360-l UNIONDALE STOCK YARDS Uniondale, Indiana Phone 17 Calves 8: Sheep, Mon., Tues., Sr Wed. Hogs, Mon, through Fri. RONALD LEWIS JORDAN Ronald Lewis, brain of our gang, Excellent vocabulary, very little slang. He knows everything from science to sports, But we've yet to know the girl he courts. WILLIAM ROSS SPARKS William Ross is our tall, talented guy, The girls all like him, we wonder why. He sings in the chorus, he's an artist too. He likes horses and Chevies blue. CARL EDWARD FEEMSTER Carl Edward, our southern fellow, His dialect's so mild and mellow, He answers to the title BO , When you meet him, how that smile does glow. LOIS WAUNITA GEIGER Lois Waunita is our studious one, When it comes to lessons, she's real gone. Her ambitions, once many, are now two, Ball State is calling, but Marlyn is too! rr I as A lflg 5.- in- r 3 r ALICE ELAINE GROVE Alice Elaine, our atomic blond, Of her we are very fond. The future for her may be planned, But who knows where our Alice may land C ARMEN FAYE RAISTON Carmen Faye, a friend tall and slender, A heart for a man may be quite tender, She has a temper, we'll forget, She's the girl we're glad we met. DAVID LE ROY SMITH David Leroy, our basketball star, He drives a very handsome car, He's very quiet, he's very shy, It seems he catches many a girl's eye, TED ALLEN PURSIFULL Ted Allen, our handsome boy, Holsteins are his pride and joy. In telling jokes, he's a whiz. But not so good in that history quiz. By Lois Geiger Lois Geiger's poem was written by Delphis Lahr, W f' ,S l Q 42 5 ,,. .Q Jumbr Class 5 T, fa ff 5 4' 4, :if ' ai' f 3, W 1 A ,I Duane Beck Evelyn Bo ata 91? 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Bonnie Shideler NOT PICTURED Q' N Larry Shrock Sharyn Kitt v. ,, or 4 Sandra Fulcher T, F, WTNEBRENNER Sz SON UNC John Deere For the best in appearance Farm Implements Brmg your Laundry 8: Cleaning to: 33 East State Street Te 981 MOON Sa MOON Huntington, Indiana SECOND ' '.- 'an ' S 'uv GRACE .1 7 ifgt i 5 I ' hf', .L.-r53f'i':'5 -f' 1 li-1 4 -7, k , X qi B p , I-Q :L in - -. fm u 7 117 ' X V at , . lM lt,, ' . , W ,V 5 Y Ha -ut ,.4 ,--my L ' N..'m, ' 4 V 4 1 A 1 H. B Q , fry' f x l ,wi 4 1 . -I , .,2- I f Y -L: B - ' R 'W J .t :el .4. -4 13 S' . + ' oharon Broorn Kay D. Gilbert Tommy Allen Rita Reber Carol Taylor Ralph Crago Brenda Britt Joy Jones Ted DeHaven Paul Gephart Jacquelyn Sparks Claude Sparks Patricia Burk Jane Barnes John Hacker Connie Cook MODEL ENG, Sz MFG, Huntington qu .--IQL, ,:.1..e ,,..,..--r .4n.,......:: ul-Vue, ., ,,,..-- N A ,'.,...-H...,... V . fmst onaoe .ff J ,flxll , 1. .X . '- - a' ' in I ..- Jng C, , . pl I gh!! mf! 1 n 6' , 4 'lla X . . ' . AQ.. 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X51 W i . 2 ,ffl 'mv Compliments of RUSSEL J, FOX MAINTENANCE - Joe Joy. f-lg va fig C1 3 5 AL M A nb , M7 fi' Plurnbingb Heating GRADE'S PRAYER SIMPSON GRAIN CO, Lightning Rods R. R. 4 Huntington Markle, Indiana Phone 2962-2 Huntington 108-3R Markle .9 fi .Aix v ii Al GTIVI I ,, .. , we ,, S95 0.55 I..-i :fr fi u .V 'Q JS J AUGUST 30 - We were marched in the gates and the cell numbers handed out. SEPTEMBER 1 - First Prison baseball game with neighboring Prison, Andrews, we being the winner 2-1. 13 - A Community Organizashun meeting, a group of the Parents of the cellrnates. OCTOBER 1 - Parole for Baseball players and beginning of sentence for basket- ball players. 11 - Another Community Organizashun meeting. 18 - Some of the cell members participating in 4-H were honored at 4-H achievement Night. 20 - Four of the lucky last year Prisoners were paroled for a 5 day trip to Washington, D.C. sponsured by the Herald-Press. 21-22 - A parole for 2 days for Warden and Guards to learn something at Teachers Convenshun. 29 - A play was put on by the last year prisoners. NOVEMBER 1 - Get Picture taken for the Prison Annual. 2 - Warden and Guards visit other prisons to find other ways to improve this one. 5 - Prison Basketball team get on the winning way with luck and plenty of fight Q7 come 111 by winning the first of eleven in a row. 24 - Big dinner in Dining Hall, same old thing, Turkey, but never no wings. 1 25-26 - Parole for Thanksgiving. DECEMBER 13 - Community Organization. 21 - Christmas Program put on by some of the younger cellmates. 23 - Ind of furst half of sintunce. JANUARY 3 - Beginning of last half with xtra hard laburr. 10 - Community Organization meetings. 19 - A dreadful day in the life of all the cell mates, the ending of the win streak cut short by Andrews in the County Tourney. FEBRUARY 23-26 - Prison basketball team take part in Secshunal Tourney, and broke some records. This ends the fun in the prison for another year. MARCH 14 - Community Organizashun meeting. 16 - Prisons have volleyball tourney. 18 - Singing Prisoners from all the schools take part in Music Festival. 25 - Junior Cellblock puts on play. 28-30 - Women of the prison participate in volleyball tourney. APRIL 1 - APRIL FOOL. 8 - A day of rest, even prisons observe Good Friday. 11 - Community Organizashun. 11 - Prisoners from all Prisons participate in 4-H judging contest. 11 81 13 - Cell spellers enter County Spelling Contest. 19 - Cell members give music review. 22 - Junior SL Senior Cellmates go to the W SL D Lookout Room at Baer Field for recepshun. 24 - Senior Cell mates receive badly needed Bibles at Baccalaureate. 27 - Seniors served the last day of their 12 year sentence. Then get kicked out but of course, with good behavior they get a diploma. MAY 5 - The cells are cleaned, everyone lined up and marched outside the walls for 3 months of work and fun for the summer. - a fellow cellrnate H. BROWN AND SON Warren, Indiana Office Telephone 100 Residence 96 Choru 44,,4.fjQ x'LJ ' COMBINED CHORUS 00000 O Mg 0 cfvzffm N N lx. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB P GII-ILS' TRIPLE TRIO BOYS' OCTET Cnlnplime-nts of R. 8 M. 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V' - .T .,f' ' Qv .xv FIRST NATIONAL BANK HT PAINT gb WALLPAPER STORE In Huntington Smith Alsop Paints Dep. up to 310, O00 338 North Jefferson Band We Stud i Loren Craig RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Products Tank Wagon Service Station Call 84 Residence Call 125-2 4-fi dab GIRLS' BOHS XXX l f 14 :gig BJ! QL Z1 if I Q, 0, Ngxugf x PROJECTION CREW J.- LIISRARY STAFF Q., -, Jun or Play 3 AUNT SAMANTHY RULES THE ROOST Aunt Samanthy Simpkins Janet McC1urg Serena Simpkins . . Sophie Simpkins . . . Polly Paine .... Annie Ambrose . . Blanche Bowers . . Lucien Littlefield . Blair Boswell . . . Frank Fairfield . . Lawrence Lovewell Buddy Baskins . . A! Q5 Q IQSS' 775C R K f46lEQQ X , , ' ' QHOOL I HIGHS 001 7 X X CLASS 0 F5 ROLKGREEK SCHOQL LAUGHTER HOUSE - ME GAS, INC, SENIOR pta ' ig vf Is ff' IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW John Maxwell .... .... A small town businessman ,,,, I I Janet Maxwell .... ...,. H is attractive wife ,,,,,, Aunt Mary ..... ....... J anet's Aunt ........ Connie ...... . . . Their daughter who is 17 I I I I I I Betty Lou ..... . . .Their daughter who is 15, I , I Bernadine ....... ...... B etty Lou's girlfriend. . . Wilbur ............ Hercules Nelson .............. Wi1bur's bosom pal ..... Gladys Gooch ............... Janet's old college pal . . . Charles Brains Burke ....... Connie's boyfriend. . . . Dr. Jeffrey Gooch ......... .... G ladys' husband . . . Badge Burns ............ . . . Police officer . , . . HELLER'S STONE COMPANY Bluffton, Indiana R, R, 1 . . . .Maxwell's 13 year old son . . . . . ILarry Whine ry I Delphia Lahr I I I Neta Slagel I I I Joyce Perry I I I ILois Geiger Carmen Ralston I , , , ,Rex Perry I I I David Smith I I I Alice Grove I I I IBill Sparks , , I , ,Ron Jordan Carl Feemster , M f W H 'g 'W 'K'4'?'w?ea'i e 7 I I N X, T1-ILEffG 16 A 'Ax .X 2 Z W It R X x X X X x X 'X X x X lla eball Team FRONT ROW: H. Hamilton, J. Will 11. Hamllton L Whmery C. Lahr, J. Jordan, C. Feernster. SECOND ROW E Roth coach A, Lowery, R. Jordan, J. Brooks, D. Resler P Park D Sm1th H. Bowman, student manager, BASEBALL SCHEDULE Rock Creek Andrews 1 Rock Creek Htg. Twp. 11 Rock Creek Roanoke 3 Rock Creek Clear Creek 10 Rock Creek Lancaster 4 Rock Creek Bippus 7 Rock Creek Union 6 Rock Creek Banquo 17 Rock Creek Jefferson 7 Rock Creek Markle 12 THE PEOPLE'S STORE Just A Good Place To Shop ANDERSON CHEVROLET INC Markle Ind. Phone 34 Markle Ind1ana RC Ba kerbal! Union 45 47 Andrews 61 Markle 34 53 Coesse 54 Clear Creek 51 57 Andrews 58 Liberty Center 37 60 Jackson 57 - Lancaster 61 56 JeffersonfHJ 40 Banquo 39 56 Bippus 49 Warren 50 62 Petroleum 72 Roanoke 48 51 Township 65 E. Rock Creek 60 73 Jefferson KWH 70 A Markie 32 Coach E' M' Eddie, Roth' 53 Andrews 58 Washington Center 26 I feel that the 1954 - 55 Aces were one of the better teams Rock Creek has produced. We started the season with 11 consecutive wins and were one of the last ten high school teams in the state of Indiana to taste defeat. We played some of the toughest teams on our schedule the last half of the season and with a little smile from Lady Luck would have added a couple more wins to our wonderful record. All in all we had a marvelous fifteen won, six lost record that everyone is proud of, Eddie R oth EXCHANGE BANK Warren, Indiana Established 1883 Member F, D, I, C, 5 . xg! LARRY DALE PAUL JACK 'P' rl 55, DAVE RON Compliments of STATE BANK OF MARKLE Markle, Ind. We appreciate the opportunity of S . ervmg this community, Each Depositor Insured To S 10, OOO E Bd kefball .PA A- - .- FRONT ROW: Howard Hamilton, Duane Joseph, Jack Jordan, Eu- gene Grove, BACK ROW: Clarance Lahr, Allen Lowery, Larry Wil- liams, Coach Eddie Roth, Earnest Hamilton, Allen Slagel. 1 6 f -f , '5- LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Hand, David Pursifull, Tom Smith, Vern Pursifull, Herbert Resler, Coach Homer Carl Jr., Melvin Crago, Gary Bowrnan, Harvey Brown, Arnold Smith and Nathan Brown. KB v ,Q - 5 wr-, ff N I is R155 i ?m K 1 .5 1, Wifi 7' , ., X W ,. -, . 1 X, ,410 5, X rl! N. x' 37 .J 1 1 -H fig . Q 3 HOME LUMBER If It's Lumber Call Our Number Huntinsfton 0ur Boo ter YELL LEADERS Joyce Perry, Evelyn Bowman, and Mary Smith I in -N. N., ish . YELL SECTION HOMER CARL, Jr Jr. High Coach BROWN'S GROCERY Brown's Corners Phone 90-5R Groceries 8- Meats 5 by X 'at JK I 5. N is as X ' R .. 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