Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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Joseph Thomas High School ' College Degree Previously taught at Years at Rockville Experience Hobby Married Ether Van Guilder High School College Degree Previously taught at Home Town Hobby Married Samuel McClellean High School College Degree Previously taught at Years at Rockville Teaching experience Home Town Hobby Married Mirriam Senger High School College P Degree Previously taught at Teaching experience Years at Rockville Home Town Hobby Married Noble Thompson ' High School College Degree n Previously taught at Years at Rockville Teaching experience Home Town Hobby Married Sarah Franklin Secretary to Mr. Noble. Homer Elenich Custodian of the High School X Marshall, Indiana MMmaMMekmmmCdMy B. S. Montezuma, Byron, New Discovery, Sanatorium and Nyesville, Indiana One .S Twenty-four years Radio and Photography Wiley High School Indiana State Teachers College B. S. No place Terre Haute, Indiana Sports, Reading and Sewing Cayuga, Indiana Indiana State Teachers College Bn So Covington, Cayuga, Indiana Richland, Washington Two I 1 Eighteen , I ' Cayuga, Indiana Sports, Hunting and Fishing A Shelbyville High School DePauw University A. B. North Libexiy, Indiana Three years Two Shelbyville, Indiana Sports and Sewing Danville, Indiana Central Normal College A. B. Pleasant Lake, Indiana One Ten years Danville, Indiana Photography and Leathercraft

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Those children were: -- SENIQR CLASS HlSTQRY-- In Sept. 193A there gathered together for the first time in the first grade of Rockville Grade School forty-eight little boys and girls. They neither knew nor cared how closely intermingled their lives were to become during the next twelve years for their chief interest at that time lay in the brightly colored new books and pencils of which they were the proud owners. Dale Barns. Bobby Blacketer Dick Collings Billy Cox Joe Hartman Harold Haughee Billy Haydon Donnie Irwin Leighton Kent Dick Lightle Dick Mabin Frank McCoy Fred Moneymaker Franklin Ogle Paul Overpeck Wilbur Overpeck Ralph Pinegar Clarence Rardin Richard Rozhon Kenneth Sanders Delbert Smith John Swaim Duane Thomas Harry Warren Marcia Boughton Mary Brock Alma Burks Barbara Chamberla Evelyn Dooley Marilyn Ellis Margaret Fultz Mary Gahl Betty Hobson Sue Hunnicutt Phyllis Ingram Joan Kent Mary Lang Jean Lewis Augusta Marlor Roberta Martin Margaret Mitchell Joyce Mottern Lois Sapp Margaret Shoaf Norma Somm Fay Stonebraker Phyllis Van Huss Polly Ward During the next twelve years many of the original class moved away and many new students entered. A small amount dropped behind in their classes or quit school entirely. On Aug. 31, l9L2 there were forty-five students enrolled in Rockville High School as freshmen. To them High School was a new and exciting adventure and it was with some consideration that they chose the courses they were to follow for the next four years. By the time they were sophomores they felt like Hold hands at the business.U The girls were eligible for membership in the Blue Triand many of the boys joined the Hi-Y. That year soon slipped into their memories of the past and the first thing they knew they were Juniors. This was a year of hard work selling Nhot dogs,U cokes and coffee at the ball games but everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. Nearing the close of that year they spent their hard earned money on a Junior-Senior Prom at the State Ballroom in Terre Haute which everyone proclaimed was an immense success. Then one morning they awoke feeling--Oh! so dignified and with a head chucked full of knowledge and they knew that at last they were Seniors! Most of them studied hard that year and eagerly planned their graduation