Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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Frank Swaim, President -1l Compliments Of: Turkey Run Inn and Shades Inn --7 --us-nut.-. f W I I ,P,,.,-,,,,,,..,.,,,1,,,..,...,....-...1..1.......-.p,--n-n-1-11m-In-1.1-nz-n1nr1 - 1:1 :iz :.- Q, :W :W 7:1 is-ggiq gk Ti i Ti f lf M if H E ! Q M f ,Q 1' It I 1: T T l A IIE 5 DEDICATION K We, the Senior Class of 1954 dedicate our year book to Q I Paul R. Lawrence. We do this in commemoration of his sym- L l, pathetic understanding of our problems and the logic and tact 1 Q with which he helped us to solve them. 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M 1. - X . .X 0 E Qijfw cf MQ, v fl ,Q A-X . if J 4' ' V-, -L! f we 4 Compliments Of: Goodman-Dellekamp l is- '--1 :s:g,. ,. 3,1-3-5 3 P I Q? f x Nm! 3-1 Q I WL . 1 3 Z .J w , Y?!1b:iqger1-agxrym-y.x,,-x.H s 5 in .B -n. 5, .,,- 1 9 f- 4 X lcv vnu. ,-,- -.R N-.Q 4 ji ff N ' q Administration Compliments Gf: N0blitt's Mr. Russell Garrigus MP- PM-'I TUWPGDCG Our superintendant, Mr. Garrigus, was born, and attended grade and high school in Brazil, Ind. He received his B.S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College and his M. S. from Indiana Universitv. He served three years in the U.S. Navy. Mr. Garrigus came here as our principal in 1946. Last year in the middle of the school term he became superintendant. Mathematics and science were his favorite subjects in high school. Mr. Lawrence came to Rockville in 1949. Last year he became our principal. His favorite subject in high school is mathmatics. Mr. Lawrence attended both grade and high school at Teft, Indiana. He entered Ohio State University in the summer term immediately after graduating from high school. Later, after serving in the Armed Forces, he entered school at Indiana University from which he received his B.S. degree. Compliments Of: Pastonow Music Co. S Branson Insurance Co. ,nd Mr. Gray Mr. Thomas Mr. Roreman iv- Mr, Peck Mr. Woodard Mr. Mrs. Bean Miss Compliments Of: Swaim and Branson M Q A ff '3',.:fh I Mrs. Cummings Mrs. Hill Miss Pettus Mr. Graves Mr. Holmes Mrs. Seward Miss Overpeck Mr. Ward Compliments Of: Warren Buchanan 8z Loyd Shookman - uv .Fw . in., ' ggvaww- Compliments Of: Clearwater and McCart Q1, I R Q gs y Drugstore xi 5 1 M, Q Wh' G1rl's Physical Education... Boy's Physical Education... . T3'Pi-ng II.. . . .. ....Marta Gerrish ..Jim Bill Graves ...Shirley Holler Shorthand .... ..... Phyllis Lane Uookkeeping,,, ...Jerry McMullen Geometry ,,,,,, ...... Sue Tolin Trigonometrv... ,,,, Gayla Gerrish Rov's Riologv.. ,,,, George Tofaute Girl's Riolozv,,, ,,,, Barbara Clontz General Business ,,,,,,,, Lee Kent Algebra ,,,,,, ,,,, Randy Lietzke Fnilishlll .... Latin II... Civics .... Psychologv.. Health .... Chemistry... Home Ec... Sh'0pl0lOllll0O0!O0 .9 Mechanical Drawing... literature.. English IV.'.. ArtOllllO Tvpine I... Latin I... Compliments Of: Dr. Merrell ,,,,,Judy Humphrey ....Elaine Mendenhall -----Jim Buchanan --- Cynthia Harney ------- Carol Holler Alberta Busenbark ------ Karen Jones .David Clodfelter ...Mike Cummings .....Frank Swaim .Beaudette Seward .......Don McNeil .,.Mary Sue Shade ...Nancy McMullen -, ff- ' fkhrpxw .42 4, . .'.'-aigg 'Wifi' -:J -- 'S -, 1. .5442 l'P' .' fl r 'J' . -JT' WC . ' '- U W1 ww . , 423-4 F' '31 J . Y . A wig! Q 4 4 7, 1 'Q' r W., ' ff- m 'J 9 ? -a MPL 'uw-. - sz 1 Q 'Ty '.gv 'iwq Q -'aag'hQ.s51 'Q I l N -.Q M m -3 N ' H -4 Sign' r x..r- .X ,1 ,, sw.. Q1 Y'-4 K 7 l N53 --me 'Q 1f4:agg, ...Q .- A SENIOR CLASS HISTORY During our four years of high school we seniors were very busy. Our freshman year was highlighted by winning first on our homecoming float and winning first on our skit at the Halloween Festival. Gur sophomore year was filled with nights at the ball- games and the Youth Center and with parties at each other's homes. The junior year was taken up by selling at football games and basketball games. Many were the times that more than one silly stunt took place at the stand.' The Junior- Senior Prom was the social event of the junior year. Many nights were spent in rolling crepe paperg finally came the night when we could start decorating the gym. Naturally, the climax of the big event was the crowning of the queen. Patty Pinegar received this honor with Shirley Holler and Glenda Gilderland sharing in this event. Our senior year was certainly a busy one. Announce- ments and name cards were ordered, received, and passed out. Then came ordering of our caps and gowns for baccalaureate and commencement. Only fifteen of the present students attended all of the twelve years in the Rockville schools: they are John Britton, Jim Buchanan, Alberta Busenbark, Qlenda Gilderland, U' , Billl Hobson, Irene Lawson, Judy McNTTTin, .Tim Perry, Patty Pinegar, Thelma 1?.urLc.e.Il.fl., Heaudette Seward, Bill Sowers, Ramona Timberlake, and Nancy Vandenbark. llcra Brad-Alld, semi.. JMMQ , A special thank-you is due to our senior sponser, Mr. Fred Holmes. Without his able assistance, l'm sure that the students would not have profited nearly so much as if we had not had him as sponser. Thank you, Mr. Holmes. -13- Compliments Qfq. Dr. Bloomer and Bloomer' I1 Senior Class Officers After twelve long, ardorous years of seeming endless toil, we have finally reached the ulti- mate, that of being a senior, and our long awaited for diplomas are just around the corner, almost within our tenacious grasp. We have sweat over our books, wrote themes and essays, crammed for tests and have been abused in general by such burdens shoved upon us. But now that is all be- hind us, and through these bleak recollections of all our work will shine with a radiant brilliance all the enjoyment, and pleasures that we have known and it will make the knowledge gained from a dusty textbook seem small in comparison when we evaluate the two. We mav forget how to decline nouns in Latin, how to figure out logarithms in Qeometrv, or how many men Hannibal lost when he crossed the Alps, but we shall remember vividly the dances we attended, the pep sessions, the red and vellow slips we collected, the traffic tick- ets, and the prom, which all underclassmen vearn with an impassioned longing to attend and all who attended cherish the memory above all others. Then we shall realize that the time spent was not wasted, that thev were probably the busiest years of our life, and we shall always carry deep down inside us the spirit, glorv, and prestige of old Rockville High School! -'14- Compliments Of: Bonomo's Store John Britton TY + 1 , 5 0 3 G52 Jim Buchanan vi l ? L, ' , ' - - Airy, , Alberta Busenbark - i-'52-' ..- ' -' 2 'I g '.1 'S 92 ff Dick Clements Compliments Of: John Upp David Clodfelter Paul Ellis My . n ' V AQ, UQ V' , J, W Grace Freeman X Glenda Gilderland Kr' N. 5- Q l S Cynthia Harrex Wagga Bill Hnbsnn Shirley Holler Bill Hybnrzer Compliments Of: A and M Cleaners v Harry King Irene Lawson Z 5 Es ,Z '5- Don McNei1 x..4..a ' Judy NcMi11in Jerrv McMullen Compliments Of: Hartman and Jeffries Welding Shop John Noblitt J1m Perry Paul Porgnnptt Patty Vinegar not UN: 5-4 4 2 ' xl X X r ,li Thelma Purcell r Fong Rogers gg Jim geir Compliments Of: Rockville Locker Plant and Self-Service Laundry Beaudette Seward Becky Shanklin Bill Sowers Frank Swnim Ramnna Timberlake Compliments Of: Martin Cleaners Shirley Sherman .fi it I '14 ' , V S -1:r. --- ---.7 -uanuplv-If-I QV I X , X A e 3. 1 q ei- nk Q 2 .1 we 4 S .. 6 X md' ,v, , , J Compliments Of: Ensey Chevrolet Servic :- l .N 1 I t u jul! . mb .T, MY ' ,J-.4 , f-'W ' 5 3 K u s X -s B3 ,ag Efwm ' I S 'fi 1. , 21 mplimcnts Of: Lornthwaite Buick Sales 7. i'y 1 f.4x I Q mt 5 x X ua rw' ,Aff .ff 4 ' 'V A .4 5 'A .wp V-F' ,fa I l . . ., i w,.t., Q A ' X , 'As F 3 4 K If JG 5 WY I A 1 ' , 'M . 5 -gr x N Q ' i gi 1 ' 1 . 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I, Beaudette Seward, so slim and so tall, Will Gayla Gerrish and Joan Cox my shoes, Cno foo1in', they're smal1.l I, Dave Clodfelter, who was high in F.F.A., Won't will my position to Dave Zehr and Max Morgan, I'll give it away! I, Paul Ellis, paper editor, better known as 'Cur1ey', Will John Tolin and Kelly Price my habit of getting in early. I, Cynthia Harney, who doesn't get to school on Mondays, Will Judy Humphrey all my heavy dates on Sundays. I, Bill Hobson, for speed I'm known, . Will to Danny Merrell and Larry Thomas all the extra pounds I've grown. I, Glenda Gilderland, who goes with her brother, Will thanks to Joan Seward and her wonderful mother. I, Nancy Vandenbark, who likes to do the Hokey Pokey, Will all mv many talents to Wanda Dye who's known as Smokey. I, Bill Hybarger, a typical preacher's boy, Will my Chem book to Cynthia Snowden and Ronnie Stutler with joy! I, Patty Pinegar, Prom Queen of '53', will Phyllis Lane and Pat Doolin a typing eraser in remembrance of me. I, Irene Lawson, to Nursing I'm headed, Will 0181106 U0Yd and .To Murphy answers to the B'keeping tests I dreaded I, Harry King, who loves my practice set, would will mine to Nancy Gaines, but it isn't finished yet. -23- Compliments Of: People's Market Class Will I, Don McNeil, so sly but frisky, Will my cartoons to Betty Smith and Janice Wisneski. I, Judy McMillin, a blue-eyed elf, Will Wanda Kelsheimer my diploma, but I'll need it myself. I, Paul Personett, into baseball I plan to go, Will Jim Swaim and Mary Jane Thompson tickets on the front row. I, John Noblitt, who once was considered tame, Will my old personality to Don Noblitt whose handle's the same. I, Thelma Purcell, who has no trguble winning a friend, Will my artistic ability to the artinsg Ernie and Gwen. I, Jim Perry, who's a typical Senior guy, Will Gene White good times to the limit, which is the sky. I, Doug Rogers, who constantly has hair in my eyes, Will my alarm clock to Jim Lee, it's one thing I despise. I, Jim Seip, who confused the girls my Senior year, Will my harem to Joe Seip, though I'll shed a few tears. I, Shirley Sherman, who hasn't chosen a profession, Will Mary Sue Shade and Barbara Hall 20 copies of True Confession I, Becky Shanklin, who won letters in G.A.A. Will loan them to Karen Jones but I want them back someday. I, Jerry McMullen, who played the Class Play's 'Dan', Will Dean Matthews my ambition to be a rich business man. I, Frank Swaim, a crazy, mixed up lad, Will Jim Bill Graves my jug of Old Grandad. I, Ramona Timberlake, one of the Swing Band, Will my place to Nancy Moore, the view is grand. I, Grace Freeman, who wrote editorials for the Rox Hi-Lites, Will my sister Sue Freeman all of my Senior rights. I, Bill Sowers, who in football did fine, Will to Bill Canter my much used line. -24- Compliments Of: Vandenbark's Furniture 8z Appliances Prophecy Archeologists excavating the newly discovered ruins of the little town of Rockville in what was the state of Indi- ana came across this well preserved diary kept by someone in the that we did not censorj are as May 28, 1970 A.D. As burning at both ends for some 20th century. Fascinating excerpts from it fthose follows: the candle slowly burns out, fone that I have been timel I see by the su dial that this is the anniversary date of the class of '54's graduation. I am motivated to deeds of that grand class so that this was a time when men of it. It is my hope that as individuals that someday this put down in writing the noble that there might be evidence were men and women were glad I record the actions of these book might be found and used to demonstrate to future generations how to win friends and influence people. October l3,.l97l A.D. James Buchanan was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his novel, Sorrow In 5 Bnhslqg. So overcome was he by the fame this brought him that he is now living in absolute solitude among a devoted tribe of przmies, who never heard of his book. December l, 1973 A.DL Jim Seip left this country today to travel to England where he will become a chimney sweep. It is rumored that he will be assisted by a flock of swallows that he has spent the last ten vears training. January 14, 1975 A,DL Don McNeil is famous as a drama and literature critic He got off to a bad start when he panned a Circus in Madison Square Gardens starring Grace Freeman, Irene Lawson, Shirley Sherman, and Pat Pinegar. In his famous columm in the Rock- ville Gazette, he called them 'The Four Stooges' even though they had just returned from a command performance before the crowned heads of Europe. March rr, 1976 A.D. A news flash has just been received that Nancy Vanden- bark known to all as 'Miss G.E.' Clive wire! has contracted leprosy and is now existing on roots, nuts, and berries in the hills of Catlin. Ma! 31, 1979 A.D. June David Clodfelter, the teenagers idol received a great ovation today as he returned to the place of his birth. As a famous movie star, he was given the honor of riding around the square on the fire engine. He has done quite well in Hollywood thanks to the efforts of his wife, Sue and his famous horse 'S11ver'. 17, 1981 A.D. - It is with deep sorrow that I must record the fact that John Noblitt just committed suicide by stepping on a hard boiled egg at the top of the stairs. He was taken to the Clements Funeral Home, where as an old classmate, he was given a special burial. Doug Rogers, the charming evangalist was recalled from his task of converting the inhabitants of Venus to preside at the services. The Clements Funeral Home is very successful and has branches in seven different cities and three states. 'Digger' Clements is known by his trade name, 'You Stab 'Em I Slab 'Em'. Compliments Of: Dr. Golden august 19, 1983 A.D. Bill Hobson and Bill Sowers notified the world today that they are through relying on their brains to make their fortunes. Both have made millions by being checkers of the mechanical brain machines. They have taken an apartment in New York on 5th avenue where Bill Hobson will create jewelry and Bill Sowers will study ballet. November 20, 1985 A.D. The world finally got around to recognizing the fear- less deeds of Harry King and John Britton. They are recog- nized now as the first two men to ski up the slopes of Mt. Everest. :pril 30, 1987 A.D. Beaudette 'Clarence Darrow' Seward has just been placed in the 'Green Room' of the booby hatch due to her mental breakdown. She claims this breakdown due to the strenuous work she did on the Shirley Holler vs. Dr. Kinsey divorce suit. The judge returned a verdict of a 'tie'. Jerry 'The Plunger' McMullen is now on the road to be- coming 'well heeled' again. He was a sorry mess after he ran through his twenty millions and twenty wives. His faith- ful servant Paul Ellis, a retired pick-pocket, is an impor-- tant factor in Jerry's comeback. 4 1991 A.D. The Gilderland-HcMillin Nursing Home won world wide fame by winning the coveted 'Florence Nightingale' award. Both Glenda and Judith cater to the retired and deteriora- ting old commercial teachers. Male nurse Bill Hybarger ably assists these two in running a fine institution. February 28,vl989 A,D, ..lx..l.......... October 31, 1995 A.D. Tycoon Frank Swain has just announced that he will give a 850,000 bonus to both Alberta Busenbark and Becky Shanklin These two girls have been employed for the past twenty years as hog pickers in Frank's wig factory. The bonus is the re- sult of their suggestion on how to grow finer hair on hogs. January 3, 1998 A.D. Jim ngoudini' Perry has just proven to the state of New York that there 1sn't a jail that can hold him. Jim served one and a half day after being caught robbing SPSVBU- There was a mix up when the police arrived and as a result, his accomplice, Cynthia Harney, ended up in the grave and the corpse was taken to jail. Cyn was in a state of despair when they finally realized the mistake and rescued her from the coffin. December 12, 1999 A.D. Ramona Timberlake is now working as a curator of the turtles at the Bronx Zoo in New York. It is a sad ending for Ramona after she and Thelma Purcell received so much fame for their expedition to Galapagos. It was on this ex- pedition that Ramona met a handsome native and married him. Shortly after they were married he was killed by a hex and Ramona returned to the U.S. and the only trade the native had taught her--caring for turtles. January zo, 2001 1.11. An extra has just come out that a local kindergarten teacher has just disappeared with his entire class. 'Paul Personett was taking his midgets to the zoo to visit the reptile house and was last seen in the vacinity of the cobra pit. March 15, 2007 A.D. The candle has finally burned out and it is really to typiiiiliiililliil I , 3 Q iv Rox Hi-Lites Staff .6 3 SUCCESS ,i NW' ...ao-urge-fr'Q ' li 6 This vear the Rox Hi Iltes was odited bv Paul Ellis The paper was pubhshod bl weeklv and much time and hard work was put into it to make this paper wafiim MQW N N! Compliments Of: National Bank U H 6 , r if . 2 4 llhlnl o .rf e 4 JUHIOI' BSS S' 7 firii.- . l QQ-ge .ff 'fQ'q' A N President --------------------- Jim Deputy 'J Q A Vice-President-----V ---------- -e--Tim Swaim lbs ,xi xr. ' S9CPGt8PV ----- ----------------- Wanda Dye fi li Treasurer -------- -- -------- ..-.-. Jim Lee I4 1 . ., . 1 kY,g 19 MSSF xSMl r l he Compliments Of: B0rden's Shell Service The forty-six members of the junior class were busy all year preparing for the prom. In the spring of our sophomore vear we had representatives at the junior class meetings con- cerning the prom. This gave us a fine background for staging our big night. We sold concessions at all the home football and basketball games. The junior class rings arrived the second week in September and evervone was delighted to get them. The juniors enjoyed a havride October 17. We also had a weiner roast at the Coon Hunter's Lodge. There are twelve juniors in the band and sev- eral members play in the dance band. Members of the junior class are also in chorus, F.F.A., National Honor Societv, Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Q I ...J- Compliments Of: Loney's Jewelry 1 M. sa g Y Y If 5 'QA .3 31- - .s....3' , -Q M.. mf. .1 ly? ,lr-4 I ,f . X lx Compliments Of: Dr. Welch 2, ,dwafff 'A I ,. 3 1 W' 1 x - 2 -1' Q .5 f ,gf iq li, I E... 'x Tl 5 . 3 President ----------------- George Tofaute Vice-Presldent -------- ---- - Rax Hau, Secretarv --------------- ---Sue Trousdale Treaeurer ---- 0 ------------ M---kanda Mood e 4' 'Qi Sophomore Class 'fl1g mw1 ' A,, o Compliments Of: Branson Funeral Home with us vnu must recken The mightv class of 56 A nice looking group As vou can tell bv our pix. Yo goal's too far above The largest class of Rockville High For we know no bound Our limit is the skv. we had hnvs on the team Roth basket and football A wonder ful vell-leader To lead many a call. And we won the trorhy Again at Homecoming 5,g T lnd Rox won the game T 2 ll That set the school humming. 5 . J ri At Christmas we acted with credit to the class ln a uSong of Glorvu lead by a fine lass. Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Seward lent us a willing hand, which helped the group With manv a stand. That we are not perfect We're the first to admit But vnu simplv can't beat Our spirit--not one hit. Q 1 MMQMVLMLEQE . Z.M . , 1 r.. W g' V , ff l + . Y 4' X9 yt it, '. L Nr4 'Q Mi P ,ap X N' Compliments Of: John McFaddin 8z Howard McFaddin XS 34? km -G' 0 f-H-an 3 ,371 is QF' ' 3 M---uk, R X SN Freshman Class President ----------- ------------ Jon Bovd Vice-President -------------- Carol Holler Secrvpflarvy ...... ------ ---- ---HPV Matthews Treagupgp- .----- ---- ---- ll'11l ilVI'l Mcillister' Compliments Of: Rockville Packing Co. The freshmen class, Forty-four members in all, with Grav and Graves Started last fall. Our basketball team Had six scheduled games. Katy, Bev, and Shirley Were our cheer leaders names In the Student Council We did our part, Our chorus each Wednesday with a song did start. Nine of our girls Are in G.A.A. And seven of our classmates Go to Band each day. From our class you'l1 find Come three majorettes too, And three of our boys Fave F.P.A. work to do. As time Nay our And the In good marches on spirits never die memory of our years ole Rockville High. -39 Compliments Of: Cooper's Garage x K There are sixtv-five students in the eighth zrade. Tn Ucfober we elected our class officers. Thev are: Joe Bloomer-President, Jeanne Bradburn- Vice-President, Jane Kendall-Treasurer, and Sharon Thomrson-Secretary. ln November we elected our Yell Leaders, Sharon Thompson and Jane Thomas. The Student Council representatives are Tommv Lawver and Janet Swaim. Our basketball players are, on the First team: Gary Anglemyer, Joe Bloomer, John lee, Lewis Branson, Larrv Wilson, Tommv lawyer, Larry Woofer, Joe Hopkins, David Swaim, and leon White. On the U-team they are: John Spencer, Roderick Herrick, Von Navel, and Melvin Harmless. We would like to thank Miss Hicks and Mr. Woodard for being our class sponsors. Compliments Of: Fred Hall V kiln I lalllvll SQ! Isissr The seventh grade class, consisting of sixty nine members had many new experiences when we entered the high school last fall. We had manv difficulties which were soon overcome with the help of our home room teachers, Mrs. Bean and Mr. Thomas. Our basketball team was under the direction of Mr. Woodard and nur yell leaders were Pat Glaze and Elaine Anglemyer. Our student council members were Jnnet Branson and Mike Taylor. We wish to thank everyone who helped make this year 9 suc- cess. -40- Compliments Of: Hillcraft Jewelry Clelland Hanner We Q Ea' gs 7-'ix f 'l-'TV 'Ze w I 5 x. Y , Wmwmx x .gg 'Q I 1' sm 5 15? -31' gf .. S ,Tiki 5 gl 4 fl I3 + g 'f - W ' ff' - . ,,',L,' Q- ' ' N 19: . U . 1- ' -1 4 H a e A 1 N Y , A' .. ,. ' I' . ffl V . 4 5' K ' J! , fx' t x 3 f . 1 . ' eg J Q. , 1 ' ff .A 133 'Y ' '4 -he e - ' e. f-iw' J f fav?- fumpliments Of: Parke Hotel Rusk Cleaners qfiaiw lg 1 f ff WEE? ,,.- xmas X 1 X54-W -x tw... WD. 1,5 x. Q.. . , at-rug. - 3 - -rl 31-sy' :xx Q 'sA'+:. 5,33 .n f'- g - .. .L . QE F: , , X.. .5 S ' wc: xtlih . .'Lfsv'fJ2 .1 '- . V We ft'i 9 Pt: 5,-5 f . ve: 1.4 21. ,545-S'-0-Qigx - IF' -'f-13,1 ' A 114 , i 'L 1 .31 .f , '- ' , u Y A in 'uw 'Q 0 .Fx x '. ugh? ' xinx-. '1-.5 -- 1, fv xr 5 ' Nikita f'f2I1 -- N Q S- A 5 A Q-zu, L B'4xl' V 1 N' 'wg 1: 1 - R A ral tina' Q V Lx :x if .. - -ak 'S- HS' 9' nhxa!! K uf Pia- ' I ru- lit-L -.s . 24'-x, 55 'Jr 'p . 'q, . tu. C 41 1 N f I ik 'L I 5 1 E National Honor Society President ---------------- Jim Buchanan Vice-President ------------ Frank Swaim Secretary -------------- Shirley Holler Treasurer -------------------- Joe Seip Each vear. members from the Junior and Senior classes, whom the faculty believes will fulfill the qualifications, are chosen for the National Honor Societv. These qualifications are: Leader- ship, character, scholarship, and service. The thirteen old members who welcomed the new members were Jim Buchanan. Alberta Busenbark, Paul p11iS, Grace Freeman, Cynthia Harney, Shirley Hol- ler, Irene Lawson, John Noblitt, Heaudette Seward, Jim Seip, Bessie Shanklin, Frank Swaim, and Ramona Timberlake. The thirteen new members were Clarice Bovd, Nike Cummings, Jim Deputy, Gayla Gerrish, Judy Humphrey, Karen Jones, Wanda Kelsheimer, Phyllis Lane, Gwendolyn Martin, Dorothy Neet, Joe Seip, Cynhtia Snowden, and Jim Swaim, -43- Compliments Of: Kut and Kurl Salon Groover Barber Shop Hi-Y President ------------------ Bill Hybarqer Vice-President ---- -- -------- Jim Buchanan Secretary -------------- --------- -Jim Lee Treasurer ------------------- John Noblitt This vear the Rockville Hi-Y club boosted its membership to fiftv-one by adding thirty-one new members to its roster. The members, as well as the officers, have been working hard to im- prove the club in everv wav possible. Thev have done much to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christ- ian character. -44- Compliments Of: Casa Roma, Martha Rovi Ferguson Lumber Co. Y-Teens President ------- -------- Nancy Vandenbark Vice-President---- ------ Reaudette Seward Secretary ------------------- Dorothy Neet Treasurer ------------------ Patty Pinegar Reporter -------------------- Irene Lawson Chaplain -------------------- Nancy Gaines Song leader ------------------ Joan Murphy Pecreafion Leader -------- Cynthia Snowden Thirty-three new members were for- mally initiated into the Y-Teen organi- zation at the Methodist Church on Octo- ber 27. ditional each new For and the The services featured the tra- candle lighting ceremony with member receiving a white mum. the First time both the Y-Teens Hi-Y sponsored the Wintertime Waltz at the Masonic Hall on December 19. Mike Cummings was crowned king and Rebecca Smiley queen. A successful bake sale in February was held. A party was held at Turkey Run April 2 for the purpose of electing officers for the next school year. , J. ' ' -1. is-. Girl's Athletic Association President --------- Alberta Busenbark Vice-President ------------- Joan Cox Secretary --------------- Joan Seward Treasurer ------------ Barbara Clontz Sponsor ------------ Miss Hazel Hicks Name --------- ------- The 'Rockettes' The purpose or G.A.A. is to stimulate participation in girls' athletics. Membership is open to all girls in high school. There is a point system set up by which a girl may earn her numerals, letter, and state wall plaque . Points are obtained in organized and unorzanizcd activi- tv. Two of the girls and our sponsor attended G.A.A. Leaders' Training Camp at Camp Tecumsech in Delphi, Indiana, State G.A.A. colors were decided on at. this time. They are navy and powder blue., -46- Compliments Of: Best Wishes, Hugh Banta ' Tofaute's - - ., Q- V.. l 3 I E 33539 , Q r U' rs 1 .8 - 05.1 Future Farmers of America President- --------------------- Paul Ellis Vice-President ------------------- Jim Seip Secretary ---------------------- John Tolin Treasurer ----------------- ---Fugene White Reporter ------------------------ Jim Perry Sentinel ----------------- David Clodfelter The primary aims and purposes of this club is to develop agriculture lead- ership, citizenship, civic pride, and cooperation between members. We try to promote interest in and love For Farm life as such, and to encourage thrift, scholarship, and the desire for improve- ment among our members. For our cooperative project this year we put out 13 acres of corn. This project was successful. We initiated 4 new members to the degree of Green Hand and 5 Green Hands to the chapter Farm degree. The club entered into several act- ivities this year. Three boys were sent as delegates to the stated convention The club entered into seversl act- ivities this year. Three boys were sent as delegates to the state convention at Lafayette. One member entered the Public Speaking Contest. We placed first in the district Tairv Contest, and third in the state contest at Purdue. Student Council The duties of the Student Council began the First day of school with the assigning of lockers to the student bodv. hances held in the High School li- brarv after home games on Friday nights served as money-making projects for the organization. The dances were a huge success due to the cooperation of the hance Wand and the student body. The Founcil had charge of the Home Coming which was held October 2. A party was held December 16 at the High School and the Council decorated the Christmas tree. We wish to thank Nr. Holmes and Nr. lawrence who were our sponsors this vear. fi get fi M ew' f :fic 'ig ' en. , 5 '1'l if mx 'FWD 3 0 IS-ii -..-.im'i LW? y AM lx ?m A f.,v,,,f fT7.. R 4, x h l A 2591 'W ' A .qmvgxw LL The Peck was The Football The Band President ------------ - ---- Cynthia Harney Vice-President ------ -- ----- Dick Clements Secretary -------------- ----- Dorothy Neet Treasurer ----------------' Shirley Holler Reporter -------------------- ---Wanda Dye Librarian ------- ------ Ramona Timberlake hand had a big surprise awaiting it this year. Mr. to be the new director. year started with a big bang as they played For games. band went to Marshall for a contest. Mr. Peck un- der a nervous strain directed them into second place. The crowds at the basketball games had the privilege of hearing the band between games. Some of the junior and sen- ior members directed the group for a few numbers. Rockville was well represented at the solo and ensemble contest at Greencastle. After that contest the members really started working. The band contest and Spring Concert were coming up. The organization had a very busy but profitable year and Nr. Peck should he congradulated for his fine work. T Compliments of: chezem Billiard Hall ' Beaulah Seward Dance Band The Vance Hand is a new organization this year. There are fifteen members in the Rand. Nr. Peck, our director, also played the cornet and his wife, Jean, played the piano for us. Our first job was playing For a meeting at Turkey Run. After that we played at the Student Council Dances which were held after some of the home Hames. Other activities were the Y-Teen--Hi-Y Dance, the Rainbow Dance, and a Polio Benefit Dance. We had many good comments from the student body and we hope the Rand will continue to furnish music For school dan- UBS. -51- Compliments Of: Parke County Oil Co, McMillin's Sporting Goods rr 3 is.: I - . v. N . , ':f t 9b ' N 4. The chorus is divided into chorus I and chorus TT. Chorus T consists largelv of students from the senior, jun- ior, and sophomore classes. It meets every Tuesday and Thursdav rorninms, with Judy Humphrey as accompanist. A Few members of the chorus provided background music For the Fhristmas play given at the P.T.A. Christmas program. Fight members attended the City Schools Conference at Purdue University February 6, and sang in the combined chor- us under the direction of Albert Stewart. The chorus also sang at the Baccalaurate services. James Peck is the director of both choruses. -52.. Compliments Of: Carl Asbury Rm-kville Ice House ,Y H pf, I The second choir met 479 ff, everv Wednesday morning in the Y library. There were sixteen members in the choir and all 3 QQAX E f,'-RW li LTA' is !4? .F 19 ' J' ' 0 J' were freshmen except one. if ' Nr. Peck was the director and Joan Murphy was the pian- fw If- ist. fp ' ? ' N i J' Qi , sr' 5 f OA F!!! of ,444 fx- ' ,aff X' 9 j , F 1 JN -53- Compliments Of: Batty's Service Betty's Beauty Salon Homecoming The annual football Homecoming was started out with the traditional snake dance on the Thursday night before the big game Friday night. The snake dance this year was the biggest on record with all of the students circling the court house and then doing yells lead by the cheerleaders. Friday night found most of the community at the park with the largest crowd of the season to witness a victory for Rockville. All the beginning of the game Anglemyer and Buchanan and those other fine players chalked up a score of twentv- to zero at the half. Then came the exciting moments of the crowning of the football queen. It was Dorothy Neet with her two attendants, Marge Hartman and Shirley Holler. The band performed at the half time and Dr. Koenig drove the queen and her attendants around tne football field. Following the game a lovely Homecoming Dance was held at the High School with the queen the main attraction. ..54.. Compliments Of: Wimmer's Insurance Agency Weisheit Feed AVREN F PHI'-E AT1 l'FA EDP'-5 5 omplimcnts Of: Dr. Tibbett Askin's Quality Service 1 as 'Q IRQQ it Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was the successful completion of our ideas and efforts throughout the school year. A bountiful turkev banquet was served by the mothers of the junior class. The welcome address was given by Bill Hy- barger, president of the junior class. The response was giv- en bv Tom NcVurtry. The class prophecy was read by Jim Duch- anan and the class will, by Dick Cottrell. The dance was held, as usual, in our gymnasium, which we transformed into a beautiful ballroom, using as our theme NMoonlight and Rosesn. Multi-colored strips of crepe paper surrounded the dance floor and red roses were intertwined in the white trellis and archways, presenting a striking scene. Hanging in the back ground was a large silver moon and silver stars. Heneath came the strains of Charlie Gregg's orches- tra. It all was a fitting back ground for the crowning of our queen, Pat Pinegar, whose attendants were Glenda Gilderland and Shirley Holler. Immediately after the crowning, the Queen and her escort led the grand march. During the evening balloons of all colors, each contain- ing a fortune, were released on the dance floor. Girls assisting at the punch bowl and checking coats were Joy Grover, Ann Stryker, Linda Thompson and Barbara flontz. We wish to extend our most sincere thanks to Mr. Pereman and Mr. Holmes for their very wonderful assistance in helping to make our prom a successful and memorable occassion. -56- Compliments Of: Harney's Sinclair Station 7110-4-..,. Il........,. gm 'px i G- nf I f - ' I 5 Hal A 3 Banda Q4 .13 ga FJ ' .fl I f ' S Y I I -Q 1 'XX if V ws- ,J v 4 9 a Ney 1 Senior Class Play Publishing Company, of Chicago. The Perfect Idiot Produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic . Beau Sswfxno Joan Nosurr PATTY PIN:-:GAR BILL Hrefmcen P4 1 E W ' W Margaret Tennyson, mother of the household ..... it N faclfie Tennyson, her youngest son . . ..... . . , . l ff! Rhoclara, the maid .................. . . . . Roger Tennyson, father of Dan and jackie ..... 1 pc!! X it f 5 QS' XJ? f 'J Waller P. Lalhcrby, soap manufacturer . . . . . . Arthur Barnard, principal of the high school ..... Daniel Tennyson, the young genius .......... JERRY MCMULLEN Dicx Cu-:MeNTs . . . PAUL ELLIS . Miss Bal,-er, a teacher ................ RAMONA TIMBERLAKE x ..Q Linda Barnard, Mr. Bamard's daughter ...... CYNTHIA HARNEY feannie Wilson, Jackie? girl ............ NANCY VANDENBARK Aloysius Ujuffl Wilomski, a star athlete ..... .. . . JIM BUCHANAN Carla Carlson, Puff's girl .............. ALBERTA BUSENBARK Miss Booth. a newspaper reporter . . . ...... BECKY SHANKLIN A Policeman . ..................... FRANK SWAIIN1, JIM SIEP Dr. Hoclfhorsl Von Barth, a psychiatrist .... DAVID CLODFELTER. 'ri-IE SPOTLI ON Ci? 7, WM C21 '39 Y 5 fs gg 3 C! I , 6 DONNIE McNEIL PLACE: The Living Room ln The Tennyson l-lome. FQ . TIME: The Present. Spring. rm , f -'B Synopsis .Z D A L . V. Act One: An Afternoon In Spring. if ffpfff ge Act Two: One Month Later, Friday Afternoon. Q- A N y I Act Three: The Following Wednesday Afternoon. Ex , Nga Q K lk' 1 I ,...-A A I, iii M A sg N ., EJ, .Q jgi,-A S, JR X I I 'E' J is fs Z T T' ' 9' I l fx x kk - X, Compliments Of: Eschol Brown's Barber Shop .' f Forrest Motel 'J is ' t. .s.,.'. A I ! 4' '15 '31 5:4-,,,i, g?Y f 1'2.',iT7 J-V XY. ' 4. If Hwy 1 4, ,'.. . 'V V tx, -Eau 'I u. oe-og., 44' 5-Xl! 19.- - q1'l Z9f1+r ' Z '-Sit 4 f- . in lgfpx ' A 4?-Eiw-.g, l'??f's.,, we r f . '2.?L5 1' -.gf.. I 'NWZJQ :Is ,L mu 73 -C ,gg.R4T'-sgagazgjg '- ' K NLZ523 '43 -r. x '5 ln- ' N Q Yu -.-AL ., 2-4. K A rf, ' ' ' ., W .IS HF' 1. 1- ' '- . 1 vw' firm: l . , hs! ' R S QQ F K Q '- Q' -1 -Q1 QQ 9 t sl -u Q zu, F UIITBA 5-I Jim Buchanan ll Frank Swaim Dick Clements .Ai nnott Will Snwors Jim Seip Paul Pens Compliments Of: Cut Price Morris Daughtery FO0TBllll Mike Cummings e.4 Max Morgan JQ9 Spip Jim Deputx llln 'fll Q-I Von Noblitt Danny Merrell Compliments Of: Barnes Mortuary Pm-ko Cmmtv Electric Shoo FUIITBA ll gng fi J 'fy N . Bill Canter Qsust Charlie Hill Crafton WF? Rav Hang Arthur Jones Compliments Of: Parke County Market, Ph. 238 C. T. Graham Larry Anzlemver G? Richard Swaim 'ennx Gardner CMI S--.. .41 Coach Paul lawrence John Noblitt The football stands are emptv now, but vet there dwells a spirit there that lives on in spite of the emptiness. We mention FubTHALL and it brings our memories not onlv the players and the games of this past season but also the memories of all the games we have seen. 'The football displayed this past season will long remain in our memories.. Who can forget the loval fans or the able vell leaders who led these fans in backing the Rox. Long will we remember the stubborn defense put up bv Sowers, Person- ett, Clements, heputy, Canter, and Noblitt and the brilliant of- fense displaved so Frequently. How many times will we relive the of a sweeping run by Buchanan and Swaimg a completed pass thrill from Seip to Veputvg a side stepping, hip swiveling return bv Anqlemver? Yes, all of these will long be remembered, but to make the memory complete it must include the efforts of all the boxs, the manaeers, and the coach. -64- Compliments Of: Jaco Supply Co. H. A. Busenbark N QM! 1 1 u l is .X v I Q0 W .. Y Q i Q ' A -DJ , R 12iTll 1LVlfHl1lH Coaches The Wnrkvillo Rox have had a verv sureessfnl season this year winning twelve games and losing six games. Much credit goes to the fine coechm ing of Mr. Graves. This was his first year coach- ing at Rockville after coaching at Tnngier for twentv years. The B-Team also had a successful season and gained much knowledge and skill under Mr. Graves' able assistant, Mr. Woodard. This was Mr. Woodnrd's first year of coaching at Rockville after having coached at Bloomingdale. -67- Compliments Of: F. R. Merry, I. H. D. Peacock's Machine Service fr Q , 'Q 2.1 in B-Team X WW Coach Paul H Compliments Of: Skelton's Barber Shop Deplanty's Cafe .. ,Qty 1A JJ 2? Wi' -I li V ., : 6 3 -... The Rockville summer hnsehnll team had a very suovossful seas4 winninv oifht names while loosing onlv three. This put the team in fhroo-wav tie For second place with Monte, R'dnlp and Rosodale. tho rlnv-off the Rox heat the First game hut lost the second. gf -Y 1 ' ' X'-xmlir '70- .4 3 M . xii Compliments Of: C. C. Cottrell and Son Mike's Plumbing Shoo 3 i lm-.N , if 1 ra w e H ' N, , Qxgiwl A ' npliments Ofzz Batman's Home Grocery Rockville Tribune CHEER LEADERS The Rox cheerleaders this year consisted of the same number as lastg three girls and one bov. They were Alberta Pusenbark, seniorg Dorothy Neet, juniorg Barbara Clontz, sophmoreg and Jim Rose, junior. The cheerleaders were tortunate in havinq new suits this vear. The girls had new white cord skirts with blue sweaters and white dickies. Jim had a white cord trousers with a blue sweater also. In football and basketball season the cheer- leaders had blue cord slacks and blue cord skirts with white sweaters. The zirls also wore their blue straight skirts and jackets during basket- ball. The cheerleaders would like to thank Mr. Holmes, their sponsor, and the whole student body who helped them back the Rox throuzhout the school VPHY' . I A-iv . W- nw, .. - -Q. N4- st, M, 5 ---ff? Q 4 nah- au- bf' , una, Compliments Of: Alward's Skelgas Service I1....L.J,. Al..,.L....-.L IXCRZA.. . fn KX Q, 7' W t 1 . L ,, :ff a . - ffm x 14 ' Q f W L -- R f Q. iLQj-,ii .ii Y X I -'-N- -,F R A Q J X X Xb - X ff ---- - , L-5:1 mm - .. 4 .x ' .. i X N x f! x X ki X , S Compliments Of: E. E. Overpeck ' M s X , X qxgk PM esp-1, ,. lx tw . 4 il!! --. it . W Smlth 5 Llothmg Store um. Wf W - Q gf- 4 4' wr e I 45 W5 53 H PP 'AT ff F iq? X ih : .f .,:'h ,, E e W--1 me MJ' w' lffiggfg- e Sig. 14 1 me bv- .514 ! A 3- '95 e X N NX EEN , X f JP' e. 7.1- ,L.L .MJ Pe Nx . - .,.v. Compliments Of: Hunnicutt Jewel Security Loan C4 ,Q -l L . ,4 I 'x 3 l X 5 f we f W mt Q x NYJ.: EW 3 an 5? nl I 1 in ,W 1 QQ15. 3 M922 5, r, ww Yung ,J if-wg. sl.. WU 'K im Compllmcnts Of: A. R. Carmlchael, Realator Warden Insurance Asrencv .Q Y. i x WA ,Z --11.1, L21 T fs, muh x W in I g by 11 s x 1 .7 f r. W 1 Ms Sa. I , in l X M, 1... M rl 3' .ii bf ' Q Q ' as r new 3 ' up ,,,, .5 .mg Sy K f.. X, . .2 ' 1 0. Y tw Q if J ', X :im l Compliments Uf: Dr. Dowell A V s A :wi SKK Sw X, IX xg- 'E gixsksxwk S Compliments Of: English's Cafe Clark's Grocery .A YJ- , my I is L N M '1..-H-U u Y F ,K QR Qui! 6 '13, 1 .ar 'll H Z Q 1 S 4 l l E, ,, gg, dp Rf. A H , L! ' 3 . 1 Q v 5' sf :Qi Q . IOW1 O M! Q 7 wa I A SfJl Tfi! X M S I --.J Q vi '1 5 fuxs s-.ng ,A . -s,,K 't9 1.,+ ' .E W? ' wt. 5 V. una s 'I' I At' I' -4 Qs. N -In u D rv 3 r 1. Q, Iiattsiz i .cr ' 'Y ,Q if I 'N -,gvs,..Q. Q, , .Xl -a fi, M3559 . nik: .Rui ,nh --Q Q N5 931 1' Q 3 y . ' g. 'EY' -wr if - L-lit, if- 'f, 'x Q x . .. ' Q I A W. . 1!-ff L . , '-4 sux ' wx Y. My wr 5x YB S .IN '-,M f ww, - 9 fr ,Y 5. . 51. 'Q x 5 v 'SWS Q31 K 1, ' - tl , 'W'-Q. 4 'v Q. 'wx vii:- A,,,.....Mn-f ' x .1 H The Senior Class would like to thank the following page of advertisers for placing their ads in the Annual. It was through their generous aid that the annual was made possible, and they deserve a sincere note of thanks and gratitude For their unselfish contribution. With a closing 'thank you' dedicated to the Annual's benefactors, the Seniors of '54 would like to sign off. 76 HQ. if few fifjs lm ' o 0 75, ee Zfzifff ,cease 569,51 546 ' 1 771ffw7x M'-J I3 JEL. ' -He AZN LQQQQQ Compliments Of: .Spencer's Standard Service IITLSA-A.-.All Qknll Qnwninn Security Loan Co. A. R. Carmichael, Realtor Warden Insurance Agency Old Forge Gift Shop Eddie Canter's Grill English's Cafe Clark's Grocerv Dr. Koeing Western Auto Co. Rockville Republican Lucas Auto Agency Spencer's Standard Service Whitesell Shell Service Avalon Coco Cola Bottling Co. Casa Roma, Martha Rovi Hillcraft Jewelry Chelland Hanner Lee's Grocerv Fie1der's Grocerv Cut Price Morris Daughtery Barnes Mortuary Parke County Electric Shop Parke County Market C. T. Graham Jaco Supply Company H. D. Busenbark H. A. Busenbark Plainview Rav Boslev Phillips and Mull DX F. R. Merry Beaulah Seward Peacock's Machine Service Daniels and Marshall Claude Linker Shoe Repairman Skelton's Rarber Shop Deplantv's Cafe C.C. Cottrell and Son Mike's Pluming Shop Alward's Skelgas Service Ranta's Abstract Office Batman's Home Grocerv Hartman and Jeffries Weldinq Shop' Rockville Locker Plant and Laundry Nartin Cleaners Fnsey Chevrolet Service Cornthwaite Buick Sales Beechwood Inn People's Market Vandenhark's Ferguson Lumber Cn. Rockville Tribune Tofaute's E. E. Overpeck Turkey Rum Inn and Shades Inn Bud Washburn Meadow Gold Dairv Stevenson's Lumber Co. Goodman-Delecamp Noblitt's Swaim-Branson Clearwater and McCarty Drugstore Jo Dr. Merrell Hoosier Court Service Dr. Bloomer and Bloomer Parke County Oil Co. Carl Asbury Rockville Ice House Batty's Service Betty's Beauty Salon Park State Bank National Bank Ba11's Borden's Shell Service Loney's Jewelry Dr. Welch John Alden Ford Sales Branson Funeral Home hn McFaddin and Howard McFaddin Gray's Studebaker Frybarger's Maris Radio Shop Eschol Brown's Barber Shop Forrest Motel McMillin's Sporting Goods Branson Insurance Agency Elite Beauty Salon Steventon Bros. Mill Hugh Banta Dr. Tibbett Askin's Quality Service McKinney's Auto Body Shop Earl Dowd Hillcrest Filling Station Rockville Candy Kitchen Chesem Billiard Hall Kut and Kurl Salon Groover Barber Shop Parke Hotel Rusk Cleaners Pastonow Music Co. Bonomo's Store John Ury Warren Buchanan-Loyd Shookman Wimmer's Insurance Agency Weisheit Feed Dr. Dowell Blue Room 2 Mobilt Gas 8 Oil Harney's Sinclair Station Tastee Freeze Smith's Clothing Store 421- Farm Bureau C0-or Ilunnicut Jeweler ' C00Pel 'S Garage nr. Golden G' C' Mu PhV'S Fred Hall Dr. Harst A 8 M Cleaning Rockville Packing I , Autographs ..g2- Compliments Of: Hillcrest Filling Station Rockville Candy Kitchen Autographs -83.. Compliments Of: Elite Beauty Shop Steventon Bros. Mill I 1 1 I' i 5: :T-E ?1F'2Z'f.2'z X 7 ..,'-JE -,Z wf -4 1 1' .fwzx 1',.vjk2++,'g.gzf wx Hug 1 ,, gg? ig-sk, 4' ff' f, 151-c-gf?-iggfe' 1 ,wg Q' 5:19, E 'Q ,, -Q-'ffkzefiiifgf' A 5 i55'7 'h1'1-ffm' 'M' ' 31.14 I . ' , .' 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