Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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Every year since entering these sacred ivy-covered halls as seventh graders, this class of 1955 has, first of all tried to win things. While we are by no means dummies, it must be ad- mitted that our triumphs have been largely extra-scholastic. Our seventh grade float for the Homecoming parade won third place; this nicely started our little nest egg . In the eighth grade our skit, a dramatization of the picture THE SPIRIT OF '76 won at the Halloween Festival, and last year we had not only a winning skit tTHE OPERATIONt but also a successful stand. This year is memor- abletfinancially as well as aesthetical- lyt because of the vast quantities of cakes and cider we sold and because of our unforgettable ballet-skit, AHHHH , which won first prize. Both of these endeavors took place at the Halloween Festival. In the field of sports our noble boys also won the County Basket- ball Tournament. Of course, none of our great deeds could have been accomplished without the invaluable assistance and advice of Mr. Whitesell and Mr. Lawrence to whom we herewith offer a sincere vote of thanks and appreciation. Compliments Of: Phillips 8L Mull DX Rockvill'e Locker Plant -33-

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SEVENTH GRADE On September 2, 1952, fifty-six members of the 7th grade made their appearance in the halls of Rockville High. David McMillin was elected class president of the 7th grade at an election held November 14. Joe Hopkins was elected vice-president, Jane Thomas, secretary, and Gary Anglemyer, treasurer. Our activities are band, chorus, and basketball. The 7B English class, under the direction of Mr.Phillips gave a skit at the Halloween Festival. We wish to thank Mrs. Bean and Mr. Thomas for being our SPONSOPS . Compliments 0f: Barnes Mortuary Cornthwaitehs Buick Sales -39-