Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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THE HOOSIER rovereil how the trap dnorshworkerl. I fell through so I eUuld discover the whereabouts of your tlnug'hteL I W213 ltd through a tunnel wnch W115 dimly lighted until apparently a sulid stone Wltll was ieachenl. A block of the stanc moved outward nml I was pushed into a mom which I found was a room he- low the bnsement of the twin house. An old Woman met me and took me to :I sort of elevator Which took me to the FGCUHd floor. From the1e, I was taken to my room and luckily, I had as a roommate, your daughter. Tonight we slipperl away. I think those are the main points, she finished; The others had come up in time to hear her story. Wyn was very glad to he with her family and hml promiseil Ciroline to tell of her adventures, She had found time to whisper to Penn, HSome more adventures. But Penn didnt know what she meant. Rose hml to explain again Pansyls part in the queer mysteryt They heard an automobile stop and soon after a tall man ente 941. He stupe pezl, :1an for a moment seemed astonr ished, but soon regained his composure. Pansy noticed that Wyn looked sure prised and clutched her brotherls arm. The tall man walked to Wyn amli Stlitl, My dear, I have lucked every- where for you Why did you um awayilll HI had to tell fnthev and mother where I was,u Wynonn replied. She ine troxlueed him as Gordon Stanley. Penn knew he was the owner of the Mysterious House mnl wondereJ if the others knew. Mr. Temple hemme sleepy nfter his daughter was found, and suggested that they go home. Mr. Stmley offered to take them home in his cur. Wyn seemed delighted when Mr. Temple accepted. When they senteil themselves in the, ear, they unticexl that Pansy wusijt FIFTEEN w Penn hnd just stopped from the nu when Pansy r-ume up. If you ilonlt mind I wouhl rather , she said looking at Rose HYou should go with us mid rest.H ttI mutt iestt Besides half of the night is gone? she said plendingly. If you must I suppose you must,H Ruse said; in a rlisnpproving tone. Penn offered to actmnpauy 119', but she, refused. Mrs. Temple insisted that Penn go anyway. Pansy took a short cut through the fiehls and ran most of the way Penn caught up with hor just before she reached the lawn. The others hndnlt yet arrived but they went into the large sitting room to await their nrrivul. Pulsy went to the window and exclaimed, ttTheylre eenr ing'W Penn came to her and they watched the lights of the approaching 0111'. As the ear drew newer, they pulled down the henvy window curtain and turned out all lights excepting u small one. I Mr. and Mrs. Temple looked at emeh other and nodded their hendst BERTHA SENSEXBAUGH, l26t W JUNIOR PROPHECY Ap:il 30, 1935. About nine years after graxluating from Roekville high school, we, both living am oh!- mnid's life, decided that We would like to know where our former classmates were and what they were doing, so placing the lute World Almm nae before us, we found on the Very first page that Miss Reba La Aldena was in a famous theat2e in New York City. She had added the extra letters to her name, so that it Would sound more important to the public. Following this we found that Virginia Alden and Frances Patton were in a mission home in China, They were haw ing no trouble whatsoever in converting

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FOURTEEN THE HOOSIER his mind and laughed heartily. In an pcal'ance he was tall and slender. He had a slim face which was intensified by his long nose. Mi'.Ansellaughing1y remarked, t'I hnve told you to watch out for your nose. HI know it, Mr, Sands said :uefully looking M1: Ansel over from the top of his head to the toe of his sturdy shoes. Then said in a stage vrhisp'i' to Mr. Temple, I can't think of fill t1 told you so' about him. At that Mr. Ansel shoepish. They were beginning to get restless after twn hours of waiting. No one could think of anything to say M: Ansel movichl this qhair, as Caroline was walking across the room, a trap door opened at her feet. She screamed and steppel buck, nearly knoeking Mr. Temple down. She Was plucetl- in a chair near Mrse Temple, who was ntarly as f:ightened as her duughter. When Caroline svroamcd, Rose had started toward her; but, seeing that she wasnit needed, she returned to her chair. HI wish somothing would hnppen. I am getting restless, Rose exclaimed as she snuntcred- aimlessly about the room. My .Sunds moved his and a tap door opened in front of Rose. She jumped back, nearly falling small rug. No sooner had that trap dom' shut until another opened. Six trap doors opened in sucressinn, then Rose 9X- clnimed, pointing her finger at Mr. Sands. ttMovc ynur chair, please! please! you, e causing it.7y He looked bewildered, but moved his chair and the twp doors remained shut. The sound of music and laughter burst upon the waiting group. M1: Sands looked at the double HCOIS Which were open He looked at Mr. An- sel who looked at Rose, Rose glanced at looked mthei chair over a the clock and started, Penn noticed and wondemd. She laughed and began speaking, g'The double doors are work- ed by electricity, as are the trap doors. The faces above the door were pictures, and a very much alive person is the supposed ghost The same thing oer cured last night. I doift understand the fire Which enveloped the radio. Mr, Temple looked at his wife, then at Rsse, and asked 11alting1y,tKWhere is VVyu? ttShe has bceu in the twin house, Rose answered. t'How did she get there? Caroline asked, ttWhen she dropped through the trap door she fell into a tunnel. She WfIS led to the other house through this tun- nel. All of her wants have been satisA fiedfi ' KtYin glad she wasn't .harmed, but when will she be backiw Mrst Temple asked anxiously. Just then the clock began striking twelve, uNOW, Rose exclaimed, as she jumped up and started toward the door, Just tl'cn Wyn rushed in. Her meily greeted her and asked so mnny questions at once that 51m couldn't git much of an idea what they wanteti. Another girl, who had elite ed un- noticed, nrdded to the two detectives and they left. Rose spoke to the girl, and was leaving when Min Temple came up, He looked at first one then the other and asked, 'Which is Rose SanfordW The girl who had entered lust said, LI amf Mln Temple turned to the other and said, I thought you were Rose. ttIim her sistet', and she when she needs :1 double. Rose explained ,'tWhen I sent for the two detectives I also sent for Pansy. ttThe day I left, I met Pansy and d-is- uses me

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THE HOOSIER JUNIOR NAME NICK NABKE PAST TIME NOTED FOR ADRIIJ mm Alden 1m; Vnmpiug Laugh A11 Virginia Alden Red Dancing Talking c v. Emmet Baker Pat Singing His Voice Lucile A Margaret Baker Mnrg Looking Pretty Stillness A Senior Lawrence Beaty Chig Reading Field Goals Miss Wu Jewell Bobbitt Bob Flirting Kissing Bob MOE Laura Bracken Toots Star Gazing Her Lips Cejl Am Maurice Bradfield Funny Celebrating ms Charms The Girl; Leon Brown Brawny Hunting Wit B. Burne Walter Burtord Scotty Smoking Grades Roxeaale Josephina Burust Joe Talking Her Eyes Walter I Rex Carmnck lRexo Spying . Size Ella Cummings Xsmla Painting Her Smile Keith M Ernest Freed Em Drawing Art A Fresh Mary Fryberger anv Wrmng Notes Her Visnge Everybnd Marie Hay Heady Studying Beauty Fm. M. Juhn Henderson men Playing Poker Muster mind Mlmlell V Kenneth Hockmml lKenny Making Eyes Musical Ability Mildred Dorothy Jeffries pert Studying Her Grades James 0. Margaret Laney lPeg Vamping km Eyes L. Brown Wilma Liueherry IBiIly Flirting lBIue Eyes L. TuyIm Julia Lloyd lJndy Spooning Personality K 0. J. Fred Mcxortnn Sluts meing' Ears WMoutezuu Weaver Miller mu axewing Pencils Bmams jm. Mnrm Keith Ohnver lCmok Tuning In Cash Romania Frances Patton Fan Movies Walk 'The Men Claude Sapp Candie Smoking Brilluncy A Senior B. Sensenbzmgh lBert Crosswords .Long Name 11. Poun' Clyde Spnw ansehml lThrowing lemw!edge mimmh 1 Mary F. Stryket Frankie lLooking Wise lHel' Wnys 1:. Jemm; Mary M. Taylor lMuggie lPlnying Euchre ISmiIe South Be Clifford VnnLear 'Ciiff ISnnring 'Geuemsity His Volt Murdell VnnHuss ISH' 1Redncing Hm Artie K. Roy Stoops Stzmms lEnting 'Omtory 'All