Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF RUCKVIIIF HIFH SCHOUI CIASS OF 1955 the senlor class of Rockvllle Hlgh School, 1955 bP1HU 1o1ntlv of sound and GISDOSIHV mlnds and memorv, do herebv make publlsh and declare the f0l1OW1nE to be our I01nt and several lust wlll and testa ment herebv revokmnv all pr1or wllls and cod1c1ls at anv tlme hereto fore made bv us Item Item Item Item To our loval fr1ends and staunch upholders, the JUHIOPS we do herebv leave all our titles and holdlnvs as senlors To the sophomores whose Sh1h1nU faces have brlehtened our dull l1ves we w1ll the r1ghts to future zlorles on the VWPS1tV teams and the Plght at last to be upperclassmen We also VIVG w111 d1v1se and bequeath to the Jollv freshmen the quest1onab1v acceptable estate of our trlals and obstacles whlch they ln the1r hleh school career w1ll IHCPGWSIDEIV 1ncur fel1c1tat1ons and wlshes of best lurk as thev enter thelr h1vh school vears We herebv nom1nate const1tute and appolnt Father T1me to serve as Fxecutor of th1s our 101ht last w1l1 and tests ment IN WITBFSS WHFRFOF we have hereunto set our names and seals at Roekvllle Indlana before these wltnesses th1s twentleth dav of Mav, 1955 mm XY55 The above and f0P6Q01Dg lnstrument, COHS1St1hg of one typewrltten pave was slvned sealed publlshed and declared by the above named senlor class of Rockville Hlzh School 1955 as and for thelr J01Ht and several last w1ll and testament before us who at the1r 1DStGHC8 and request and IU the1r presence and lh the presence of each other have hereunto set our names as SUbSCPib1hZ wltnesses to the due exe cutlon of fh1S last w1ll and testament at ROCkV1116 Indlana th1s twent1eth dav of Nav, 1955 0Ba44e5f,f5fW7M Compllments oi SMILEY S STANDARD SERVICE HARLIE SPENCER AGENCY gil 1 1 .J L L We, , ' ' ' - -, 1' s J ' L - S ' v. v f r I V . f f . A I 1 X - 1 1, I' . W - . . K . D ' ' - V O , l. , ', . . . , . ' ' , , , ' . ., . -5 - L 0 , 2. , , ,.f D , , ,x . , 1 u 1 I , ' 1 L , I , I - 3. , . ,' , ' i, . . . . f 1 L 1 , , I L I . I . . .N f . f I o Item 4. To the seventh and eighth grades we can only leave our . , . ' f Q J 5. I I u . , . . . 1 A L ' 5 . ,Q 0 T . .km J 1 , , , 1 ' ' 1 1 f ., . l a I IEE!! l . . T . . 'sr' 5 f 1 . ' - ' . . A. I Y A u ' x , 'A , u 0 C 1 . , , I . I - . . r 4. . F . tl - A J ,.,. f L . f . , . f , .- I 1 1 A , U Q 1 1 5 ' L 'Z 1 ' 1

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Prophecy Mv name is A. TOM. I am an ATOM of dust. I have been blown a- round the world ng 1835 than 473 times Ironically enough the last few times around, I have seen all the members of the class of '55 in their different occupations and misfortunes, this You must understand has all taken place over a period of years as I traveled at mY 191 sure Because some of the things I have seen are so surprislng, I want to let you in on them fromfan ATOMized view For instance I saw Pearl Boyd receiving the checkered flag at the Indianapolis Speedway, as the first woman to win the 500 mile speedway race She received the winners kiss from the body builder, Ronnie Stutler While in Indianapolis, I passed through the state house, and there I saw Governor David Zehr delivering his annual mes sage to the legislature Upon leaving the capitol, I arrived at some length near Evans ville where I could hear the ranting and raving of a w1ld woman whom I finally recognized as Judy Humphrey I was told she lost her mind after her 13th divorce I also learned that, strangely enough Mary Jane Thompson was warden here On down South I saw Wanda's world famous Dye Fu eral Home I another look, I found Rev Danny Merrell officiating at the funeral The widow of the deceased Mary Sue Shade, came weeping from the funeral carrving a brief case full of check books, oil stocks, and bonds by the million dollars worth My last visit in Kentucky was spent at the Kentucky Derby I glanced at the program and who's name should I find there but that famous Jockev, Donnie Noblitt, rlding the f1rey horse named John Tolin in honor of the noted Texas oil well mill1ona1re Blow1ng out over the gulf, and on down into South America, I saw a virl dancing on the sand and coming closer, realized it to be Nancy Gaines, accompanied by Kelly Price on the drums These two charac ters had to leave the country after trying unsuccessfully to revise the Mambo and the Rumba M1ke Cummings, swinging through the trees with the rest of the ba boons He wrote a farewell letter to the worl stating that he was in complete disagreement w1th the statement, 'Don't be a Monkey' A large tropical storm then changed my course in the direction of Enrland The first thing I knew, I was seated on the tea tray of the queen of England herself Cynthia Snowden Slurpinv tea with her was Larrv Thomas, Prime Mlnister of England They were being enter tained by three royal dancers, Gayla Gerrish, Barbara Hall, and Karen Jones, who were danc1ng the 'Dance of the Seven Veils' These ve1ls, incidently, were being collected bv Dean Matthews, who always accom panied them just to pick up the veils As I left England, I decided to take a tour of the continent One of my first stops was Rome where the newspapers were full of the recent illness of the Italian Premier, James William Graves His con d1ti0n was reported, by his three world famous doctors, Bill Canter, Fugene White, and Richard Whitesell, as grave These physic1ans re ceived their degrees from the veterinarian diV1Si0n of Michigan State College, Lanclng, Yichlgan, United States of America, North American Continent, Western Hemisphere, World Compllments of MARTIN S CLEANERS 0 1 1 ' n I , . . . 1 Farther on through the jungle, I saw the well-known explorer, O . ' 1 ' ' c