Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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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

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EIGHTEEN the heathen people to the Christian faith. Vile always thought that Frances and Virginia would do the Very best of Work. We were somewhat disappointed in the next stone; for Roy Stoops had a big fake sideshow act with Veul Broth- ers, Carnival. We uanys expected Roy to he .1 respectable farmer, hut thunk ell goodness that he wzts still alive. Josephine tBurncttl Beutty vlid just us We expected, for immediately after graduation, she and Shurley we:e marr ricd, tmd she is now leading a very happy married life in the city of Bridgeton. V lNe Were harllly satisfied with the next scene, for Bertha Smisenbaugh and Margaret Baker hail pilehasetl a small farm and were living a Very peaceful oltl maidti life, Claude Sapp was their hired man. tClaude always seemed to have a strong liking for the ladiesj We always thought that Margaret and Berr the would do more wozk for the coun- tryls benefit than to farm. Looking further, we found that DoroA thy Jeffries antli Murdell VanHuss were in Hollywood taking the important parts in all the leading pictures. It seemed that they had written letters uf application to the film pmducer of Holy lywood, letters which so impressed him that he decided to give the girls a tryrout. As we have said before, they were Very successful. We Were satisfied to fimli that Ken: neth Hockmzm was making a very good living for himself mill his wife, selling buggy Whips ou the street corners of Chicagoi We always predicted a wonde:fnl fu- ture for Rex Carmack, and can now easily say that our predictions were correct, for he now owns one of the largest tlrug stores in Sand Creek. Reading on we found that Weaver Miller antli Fred McNortau had had wonderful success, for they had pur- THE HOOSIER chaseil Chespeake Buy and were the largest oyster sellers in the world. Fred is not mui iwl, but sl101tly Lifter lcuw ing R. Hi St, W'cm'er united in nmri'izxge with Miss Ella lummings. We were very much surprised at this incident, hut We believe that lVeuver will always make a very good husband. Vllulter Burfonl-J one of 0m anil: notable ElftSSlanbCl'S, failed our expecr tntions, for, after his iiiarring'e il'ith ll certain lass, he Was heartbroken and retired to a desolate cottage in the county of the South Seas and refused tn see any of his former classmates. It is said that one duy, when so very lonely, he wrote a sad poem, called :tPnradise Lostill Julia Lloyd 11ml Miry Fryhetg'er were starting a chain of beauty parlors all over the United States, for it seemed that each of the girls had won, at lert, two contests, and, no doubt, their busi- ness will be pronounced a success. We always expected the following of Mary Taylor, Who immediately after graduation, united in marriage, nnd is new Mrs. Frushour. John Henderson Was making Wonder- ful wages washing dishes in n large hotel at Catlin, We think John lenrnell this trade while we were in our junior year at R. H. S, and served lunthoons to make money for the juniorrseninr reception. Emmett Baker and anzence Benty were coaching two of the strongest basket ball teams in Indizumt From all indications of the past, we knew that Emmett and Lawrence wouhl always support athletics. Clifford V1111 LElH' dill not surprise us at all, for he is married. and niztkes mm of the very best of husbands. He is, also, an excellent fnzmer. VVo will now surprise you, for Keith Ohaver 111d Clyde Spaw are experts in the Art of Penmanship We were as- tonished by this, because it had never r