Rockport High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockport, IN)

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To Mr. Anderson, our agriculture teacher, we give thanks for better farming due to his teach- ings. To Mr. Katterhenry for the help and direction of basketball and sports and giving us a winning team, we extend gratitude. To Mr. George Ginther for his keeping the schoolhouse warm, clean and cheerful, and for his loyalty to the basketball team by keeping the schoolhouse open at night in order for the boys to practice, we give our thanks. To our many grade teachers, our bus drivers, our county superintendent, and all other county officials, we extend our gratitude. Last, but not least, to our country, the good old U. S. A. and its defenders, the army, navy, marines, aircorps and coast guard, we give our entire thanks for our schooling and liberty. K ?' OUR ALMA MATER fy , V -- ,fn . , ,Maw mum,f..,,Wm.wwwmw 'iw