Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

imrword We, the Senior Class of 1962, wish to present to the entire student body the I7Ih edmon of Mcmonm . We are hopmg that in IhL- yeah to mum; thls book will help you remember and cherish the most wonderful years of your life. fBo-b 91W Robert Endrcs Senior Class Presulenl 2.18mories. Memories $1; 5r I Dreams of days gone by. .21? a .3: O'er the sea of mcmoric.c They're drifting back on high. 3V5 Wildhood d Childhood days, Among our friends so Hue. We'll leave on our own And though we're alone. We've beautiful memories. Administration RUbafflI, VARRIMIIN, Suncnmcndcm IMHIMEb.1verlll.AN, hutrcmry Administration ISARI FR, Hmh bk Imul Prmmml HIEHJN MNLARI'Y, .scvrumry Work 17.151555; at i 'yf' ?aculty .EWWWW MRS, M. COLLINGS l IRRARIAN ' MMINUS . EJHH MRS. BUCHANAN ENGLISH, FRENCH MRS. G. COLLINS ENGLISH. LATIN MR. ELNICH HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN MR. FANNING COCIA L STUDIES MRS. GOOD HEALTH. P. 12. MR. GRAVES TYPING, HEALTH SOCIAL STUDIES MR MHULI'I 501K; MAijxgj J! V PA VXNW MR, MAYI'IIle SCIENCE, P. If. thiij VXVV-XLVfCTJf ij MRS. JOHNNON ENGLISH. SPEECH MR. LIDDIJS DRIVER liD., P. E. HEALTH MRS. MCFA DDIN M USIC MR5. MOSCAN ART MEN. NOB! l'I'I HOMI LCONOMICS NIVHOIA I H 4: MR. PAYNE SOCIAL STUDIES, VOCATIONs MR. PIiCK BAND MR. SAVIO HEALTH. BIOLOGY MR. SCOTT COMMERCE vw-INVWM MRS. SEWARD MATH MR. SMITH AGRICULTURE. GU1 LMICL: MR. THOMAS SHOP MECHA NICAL DRAWING MR. WARD ENGLISH Seniors Senior 674255 Officers L. presidem . . . . Bob Endres Vice-Presidem . . . . Joanne Shockley CLAS$ FLOWER: WHITE TEA ROSE CLASS COLORS: MINT GREEN AND SILVER CLASS MOTTO: IN YOUTH WE LEARN; IN AGE WE UNDERSTAND A i Ff l CORIPLIIHENTS OF MT- and Mrs- P3111 Lucas Treasurer . . . . Anne Wimmer Circle Inn Service Station Secretary . . . . Stephanie Cummings IVAN AUGSBURGER l Il'ink. therefore I am-- now what? ALLAN BARNES God blcss the man who invented sleep. JIM BRADBURN I play good football and badminton. JACK BENNETT Help a man when he's in trouble and he'll never forget you; especially next time he's in trouble, CAROL BROWN You would think that know- ledge is going out of style as much as we're forced to learn. CATHY CARR Don't just sit there-Rworry! JANET CLARK Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. EDWARD CLOYD It is not every question that deserves an answer. LINDA COLLIER I might be better if I could, but it's mighty lonesome being good. BARBARA COOK . The word impossible is not in my dictionary. GARY COOPER The living proof that teachers earn their pay. JULIE DEARING There never was a saint with red hair. i; HALLA.-. MkfifLL DRAGOO 1w mars you study the ::v , 2 am: discover your ','IZUIJnCC. GEORGE FINNEY 11m ndxamages of wealth an: greatly exaggerated. DON GARDNER Never put off till 10- morrow what you can get out of doing al- together. LA RRY GOSSETT To worry little, 10 study less; that's my idea of happiness. MIKE HERRICK My humor is my salvation. LOUISE HOLLER Do not turn back whun you are just at the goal. CAROL KENT The South shall rise agam! LOIS KENT My accompllshmcnt is that I am happy. DANNY KERR If school is llherly, give mc dcarh. DENNIS KESTERSON They don't call me dc Vmci for nothing. 0V. izN LONEY A linic learning is a dangerous thxng-I'm safe. LYNNE MANN Whore words are scarce you won't find me. HM MCCALISTER 'I'lu. Zuwld has yet to see viicst man--I haven't ! ,. .;:::covcred. BOB MCCORD Every man has his devil- ish moments. MIKE MERCER Did I lose my Civics '00k, or did I rent one? JIM MILLAR Intelligence is my middle name. JIM MILLER I'm always stabbed with laughter. EVELYN MOORE To friends a friend, BOB MORGAN Ican rucognize a good cur' ,, when I see one. STEVE NAVEL H mkus a wise man to know u wisu man. Hey where dld cx'uryonc go? STEVE NELSON Look out, Arnold Palmer. NINA NELSON Accidents will occur in the best of regulated familics. BOB NTWJNOM Most grcal man are dying, I don't feel wcll myself. JACK NORMAN Spuak to him ladies and see if you can move him. KAREN POLING It's nice to be natural, if you are naturally nice. SUE POGUE Life is so short, and so am I. CAROLYN PURCELI. If laughter made the world go round, how fast I'd be spinning. LARRY RJZEDIER I spend six hours a day here; do you expuct me to work too? ROY REEDY If books wurc wisdom; had be a library. MIKE ROOKSBERRY Give me the gir1;givc me the moonlight; then leave the rest to me. RUTH ANN ROSS Something attempted, something done. SHIRLEY SHARER Hcr every tone is music's own. GARY SHAY It's not what you do that COLmISi i1'S what you get Caught at. ERIC SNOWDEN I can't dance so hot but I sure Can intermission. KI ILl-I S'I'AGGx' xm- xI1u sl1 1wrz1riaI1 shu Inna Io hu. MAPVIN STEWART u may he greatcr mu: ..3n I, hm I haw yct IU IIIL'UI OIIU. NANCY SWAIM SUCDCC is golden l'm bankrupt. PHYLLIS SWAIM Late hours arun I good Ior one, but for two they're film. JIM YA IJfH-Wi A little nonsense now .1nd :le1 is rulishud by Ihu bud u! mcn. ROHM THOMPNON Iworked out a Ilulu formula in Chulnislry-lf:fVK32 DON VA UGHT I never dare to be as clever as I can. PAM VANGILDER I keep smilmg; it makes people wonder what I'VE: been up IO. BOB WIII'I'E Girls. not grades, have been his aim. JOHN WEAVER Ambition 15 no cure for lovc' JON WARDEN If I don't understand it. I oppose it. I I I. I 61455 Will Ivan Augsburger. a newcomer this year; will to Bill Ayres a big can of beer. Allan Barnes. 3 man of the Bourse; will Perry Williams my Mafia dues. Jack Bennett, singer of the blues; will to Harry Lang the right to do the horse. Carol Brown, school's my inspiration; will to Kendra Newlin some shocking informa- tion. Cathy Carr. from Bellmore I came; will Paula Bratton my world-wide fame. Linda Collier. Prom Queen of '61; will to Gail Chaney the right to have fun. Eddie Cloyd. who drives like a whiz; will to Charlie Brown a U. S. History quiz. Barbara Cook. who's musically inclined; will to Lois Griffin the right to get out of a light bind. Gary Cooper. with a great interest in books; will to Bill Cronk all my good looks. Stephanie Cummings. who loves to drive fast; will to Janet Doan my good memories of the past. Julie Deating. twister by profession; will Darrell Douglas a rousing jam session. Bob Endres. lover of humanity; will to Avery Haxton all my vanity. George Finney. the great manager of the Roxs; will to Jim Hopkins my beautiful brown locks. Larry Gossett. who's known as The Flash ; will Larry Porter all my loose cash. Mike Herrick. who in pounds is lacking; will to Dan Harney all my school backing. Louise Holler. a great baton twitler; will Gloria Cooper my eyelash curler. Lois Kent, soda jetkess at heart; will Ruth Ann Tartar a sour apple tart. Dan Kerr, Einstein to most; will to Glenn Andrews some toasties. naturally Post. Kennis Kesterson. a whiz with the brush; will to Jeanne Hamilton a large orange crush. Owen Loney. a Dog 'n Sud slave; will to Alan Massey a Carlsbad Cave. Marvin Stewart, powerful as thunder; will to Mike Hall my basketball number. Mike Mercer, a great dramatic actor; will Bud Miller all my mornings after. Carol Kent. who's known as Tex ; will to Sue Smith a voodoo hex. Gary Shay, a builder of muscle; will to Wenona Hale a Victorian Bustle. Lowell Dragoo. who doesn't know tangent from sine; will to Gene Shay this wonder- ful brain of mine. John Weaver, from Turkey Run way; will Rosenelle Wimmer a swayback bay. Jim Bradburn. a handsome young flame; will Gayle lefferies the rules of the game. Lynne Mann. who likes to dance; will Cheryl Bulter my ruffley red pants. Bob White, who lost my locks; will Russel Reed 3 Cheerios box. W Carolyn Purcell and Steve Navel. rivals across the way; will Lois Staggs a Hawaiian lei. . Jon Warden, who's willing to converse; will Albert Sharer the whole universe. Rohm Thompson, who drives a mean wagon; will Bob Porter 21 slinky, black dragon. Jim Tarter, Oscar candidate of '62; will Steve Farrier my picture and autograph too. Eric Snowden. whom the temperance union made; will Jim Sparks :1 tall glass of Kool- Aid. Ruth Ann Ross. silent but smart; will to Janet Vandiver the right to park. . Mike Rooksberry. with build so great.- will Clarence Greely a real swinging date. Pat Pickett. French is my call; will Carol Barker an Alaskan snow ball. , Jack Norman, footballl play, will Richard Martin one hundred bales of hay. . Buck Newsom, former terror of the grades; will Duane Holiday my old switch-blades. Sue Vogue, a shorthand wizard; will Glenn Moore 2m elephant's gizzard. Larry Reeder, who often goes to Jack's, will Steve Cooper all life's little facts. Alice Staggs, librarian of the school; will Toby Ricketts his own swimming pool. Roy Reedy, li.F.A. Pres.; will Thomas Spun a little red fez. Shirley Sharer, with voice so sweet; will to John Alden a slab of rhinoceros meat. Evelyn Moore. serene and tall; will Gene Shay an old medicine ball. , Janet Clark, no relation to Barb; will Cheryl Butler 3 full green garb. Joanne Shockley, a sprightly young lass; will Harry Perry a rainbow bass. Don V.mght. bright Bellmore lad; will Butch Overpeck a colonial pad. HHb-lp-vl HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Pam Vat: milder, who likes masculine boys; will Margerat Locey the right to make llOlSr. We, Ann 'n'mmner and Karen Poling, with innocent smiles; will Cheryl Crosly our finger- nail $72 We two w Nils, Phyllis and Nancy; will Sandra Kigor the right to be funny. We nay, aims, Vina and Steve; will Steve Collings lohonny. our pet peeve. We, Ji'I .t-r and Joe Parke, greatest of cooks; will Steve Farrier all our dirty books. We two :1 , MacAlister and Millar; will Bill Dickerson the right to go far. Senior Class Prophecy Here it is - - a warm day in May. 1972: A51 drive to the RlLiW'llle High School for the reunion of the famous class of '62. I wonder what my classmates have been do- ing these ten years. forI have seen very few of them. WhenI arrive on the grounds. I cannot find a parking space between all the limou- sines and Cadillacs mm to mention the private planesl. Surely, I must be in the wrong place. But no, there is someone who looks familiar, although it is difficult to see her under that mink. Ah. she is turning this way. Well. well, if it isn't Joanne Shockley. I had heard of the great fame she achieved as an opera soprano, but somehow I wasn't expecting to see her today. Last time I heard of her she was in New York. At lastI am parked and enter the school to hang my coat 'midst the minks and er- mines. After greeting everyone, I sit down to talk to the Rockville Gazette reporter, Louise Holler. As we talk. she tells me many interesting things about dear ole class- mates. It seems Jack Norman went straight from high school to Hollywood. He soon be- came an actor and was playing opposite stars such as Elizabeth Taylor and Stephanie Cummings. I was happy to find out that Jon Warden, who was President of the United States, had finally settled his feud with the Premier of Russia. Eric Snowden. The cause of thc feud was discovered by F.B.I. agent Carol Kent. It was Eric's missing set of bongos. which he accused Jon of stealing. Jon had shown great prejudice toward his former classmates by appointing Carol Btown. Nina Nelson. Pam Van Gilder. and Lynn Mam good will ambassadors to Russia. He also made Alice Staggs his private typist after . had achieved 165 words per minute. I learned that our class had made a great contribution to the sports world. Gar Cooper was playing professional football for the Rockville Royals under coach Gen. Finney. The 1968 Olympics had found Steve Nelson and Allen Barnes breaking the worldls record in the contest. and Don Vaught took first prize in bubble-blowing. RU l l Thompson took the first three places in the weight lifting contest. but Steve Navel edged him out in the shot put. 1n the international dancing contest Phyllis Swaim had received the highest honors for her ballet dancing, and Gary Shay had won top honors doing the horse. A great contribution to the world of science was also made by our class. The noted physicist Lowell Dtagoo. along with his trusted assistant Larry Gossett. had invented an atomic tooth brush. Roy Reedy had conspired with Owen Loney. and had discovered a formula for instant algebra . The commander at Cape Canaveral, Dan Kerr, had re- ported that the famous pilot Jim Btadbutn had broken all altitude and speed records in his COMPLIMENTS OF Laney Wrecker Service Senior Class Prophecy Continued: K15 Jet plane. Dennis Kesterson and Don Gardner had JUSI discovered how to grow oranges without seeds. The fabulous dress designer Marvin Stewart, who had studied in Paris under professor Hob White. had designed many creations for prominent society women , Karen Poling, Nancy Swaim, and Linda Collier. His most famous was the gownless evening strap. I was pleased when Louise told me that several girls in our class had gone into business together and had become prominent business women. Sue Pogue. Ruth 'Ann Ross, and Evelyn Moore had become wealthy manufacturing atom smashcrs. Carolyn Purcell had taken a Job as secretary for a small town lawyer named Perry Mason. Eddie Cloyd, Mike Mercer. Mike Herrick, Larry Reeder, and John Weaver had studied at Oxford University in England under the noted history professor Jack Bennett. After grad- uation they returned to America and became partners in a plush gambling resort. In the gambling room they had working for them Dice Newsom and Black Jack Morgan. Their main customers were the millionaire playboys Jim Millar and Ivan Augsburgcr. For their floor show they had the weIleknown comedian Mike Rookesberry, and the internation- ally known singing trio - Joe Parke. Jim Miller, and Bob McCord. Their chorus girls were Cathy Carr, Anne Wimmer, Janet Clark, and Julie Dearing. As theevening went on, I was very much surprised when I found out that the entertain- ment for 0111' reunion was being furnished by Bob lindres' Hep Band - Barbara Cook on the stick, Par Vit'itctt beatin' the skins. Shirley Sharer strummin' the bass. and Lots Kent on the trumpc-z. I wz: - . ply to see all of my classmates again and to see that they had met with so much at s ., The evening had passed so quickly, and I had spent so much time talking to Lou: ' I had neglected my duties as Janitor of the school. Dan, M HCTU a hum I;1 :1 13 1; Kutc Karen Parke, the Shocking Shockley gun shark Too cold. Julie? M Bobsey Twins, Bob and Jim Gun moll Holler Pretty boy Warden Bottom's up. C.J. 1' an eskimol 0 I It L m COMPLIMENTS OF j n y m oney Insle y Drug Store '1 oothlcss Larry I'm pulling a big Job 7 f 4; another Norman mvasxonj 1V ' , ESailor Sue PoIe-vaulter Phyllis Rugged Ruth A nn So prano Shirley 7 what's the mauer, Roy? More of Moore J ykf Jeepers, Janet, XV you've changed. , Our Hcro, Mr. Savio Do you still prefer dolls, Lois? May I have your aulogra ph. Mr. Football? Patel our, Cookie 111m I; m J 4H .0. UV. 4! I 1H C juniors President, Vice-Presidenr, Harry Perry Richard Martin Treasurer. Secretary, Margaret Locey Darrell Douglas IHHH junior 615155 IIHII Alden. 1. Andrew, G. Ayres, B. Barker, C. Brauain, P. Brown, C. Butler, C. Chaney. G. Collings. 3. Cooper. G. Cooper. S. Cronk. B. Crosley. S. Dickerson, B. Dean, J. Famur, $ Grecnlce. C. Griffin. L. Hale, W. Hall. M. Hamilton. 1. Harney. D. Haxton. A. Holaday, D. Hopkins. J. tries, G. Kiger, S. Lang, H. Massey, A. Miller, N. Moore, 6. Newlin, K. Overpeck. D. Poner, B Porter, L. Reed. R. Ricketts, T. Sharer, A. Shay, G. Complmlunlg nl' CIRCLE INN SljRVICli STATION DAIRY FROSI .... .J..l wl... 3...: anb r. 3M0 PPI SSS Tanur, R, Vandivler, J, Vandiviur, R. Wllhams, P. Wllmllcf, R. ,- 91-: n n : $.1Flmh: Saplmmms President, Vice-President. r WA$ZQ John Dowd Steve Forrest J r LKL Secretary. Treasurer, Larry Martin JSlieb Jack' Alden. B. Alexander, D. Allbrighl, 6. Allison, G. Alward, L. Ames, D. Armstrong. N. Batty. l. Birge, G. Blake. M. Bloomer. B. Bradbum, B. Bradficld. S. Bratcher. I. Brooks, D. Brown. C. Brown, M. Butler. 5. Case. J. Chezem. 8. Clark, B. Coleman, L. Collmgs. M. Crosley, R. Woolin, M. Juld. S. Graves, B. Gregg. G. Harmless, M. nggs. V. Hill, J. Hill, P. Hollings- worth, D. Kelly. R. Kesterson. C. Lawhom, R. Lohrmann. G. Mahan, D. Martin, D. Martin. E 4:2X ; iv Ha. m , Compliments of JOHN ALDEN FORD SALES - HARTMAN CLEANERS I Martin, K, Martin, M Maurice. B, McCord, J. McKinney, L. Merrell, J. Michael, J, Mitchell, L. Molter, J. Moore, 0 Mosleller, R. Navel. E Olson, F. Peters. D. Phipps. Duane Poland. D. Purcell. D. Reedy. E. Rhodcn. J. Richey, B Rlchey, N. Ricketts, D R1gdon. 5. Root, M Sappenfield. D. Seip, J Seward, K. Seward, S. Shoemaker. J. Slddens. b Compliments of BRITTON'S PARKE COUNTY NURSING HOME - ROCKVILLE MOTOR PARTS Singleton, B. Smith, C. Smith. L. Southard. E. Spence, B. Smtler, J. Swaim. J. Taylor, L. Thornton. S. Tinley. P. Tyson, H. Vaught, B. Vauxers. C. Vaulers. R, Weaver, N. 17; :7 AA V; V w; xmm 16:?me .lch. S. -Vhitaker,M. Williams.R. whitten- myer, B. Woodard, L. k x; 5110. x Zehr, S. ?reslzmm Secretary, Carol Techmacher President. Vice- President, Bob Baxter Sally Hopkins JIHH 9rcslzmm61455 HP Treasurer, Nellie Banla Adams. P. Albrecht, C. Asbury. S. Applegale. G. Augs- burger. M. Black- more, B. Bratcher. L. Briuon, F. Briuon. S. Brown, 8. Brown. R. Butcher. W. Byers, L Clark. M. Clouse, A. Coleman, R. Collings, J. Cooper. J. Crooks. A. Crosley. E Cornell, D Cunning- ham, N. Dickerson. RV Earl, F. Fisher. C. ranzman, w. Frosl, L. Garrigus, C. Golden, G. Graham. M. Gregg. P. Greene. F. Hamilton, D. Hartman. C. Hawkins, B. Hays, J. Hmds, E. ' Hobson, L. m F Holaday. D a :5; . Hughes, B. r . ;- hf A V . HOOSIER COURT MOTEL AND STANDARD SERVICE - ROCKVILLE NATIONAL BANK Kerr. E. Kilburn. E. Lang. J. Lewis, B. Lucas, 1. Lycan, A. Martin. S. Mahan, B. Mitchell, R. Moms, R. Overpeck. L. Parke, M. Payton. M. Perry. A. Peterson, ' Phxllips. L. Plupps. M. Fugue. K. Polmg, P. Porter. 1. Rowe, R. Prue. P. Ross. C. Sclp. J. Sharer, R. Shcmll, P. Slnllh. R. Snodgruss. B. Spun. B. Staggs. R. Compliments of WARREN BUCHANAN - WILLIAM'S GROCERY, CAFE. AND POTTERY Szcvem son, B. Strick- lex, T. Taylor, J. Thomas, J. Vandh vier, B. Whitaker, P. whiny, M. lladcrclassmm Sno wd en David Coleman Carolyn Plummet . . Don Phillips Duncan c pl m t f CLAY CITY PIPE CO. Iv m n9 m .W co President ........... Ivan Doan Vice-President ........ Debbie Spencer Secretary ........... Bob Lang Treasurer ........... Billy Benis Compliments of ROCKVILLE TRIBUNE ALWARD'S SKELGAS Attivitigs AM 326;; Jim Bradburn Carol Brown Barbara Cook Stephanie Cummings Nina Nelson Karen Poling Pam VanGildcr Jon Wardcn This organization works hard throughout the year 10 presem lo the students of Rockville High School a revnew of the acuvmes of the previous year. Compliments of PARKE STATE BANK Sponsor. . Mr. Newspaper Staff The staff publishes the Rox Hi-Litcs every two weeks. . '11 time and hard work is put in 10 make this paper a suvn Editor ............... Louise Holler Staff Members ........... Linda Collier Lynne Mann Joanne Shorklcy Anne Wimmcr Mimeographer ........... Mike Rookshcrry COMPLIMENTS OF Eddie Canter Grill Sponsor . . . . Mr. Scott Toney's Hilltop Mobil Service AYIDM. wr-ollocun . National Hagar Society This Iy is composed of members of the sophomore. Illlliv. :J senior classes who fulfill the qualifications of rt ur. scholarship. leadership, and service. President ............. Louise Holler VicciPrcsident .......... Roy Reedy Secretary ............. Nina Nelson Treasurer ........... I. . Jim Miller Reporter .............. Gayle Jeffries COMPLIMIENTS 0F Batman's Home Grocery Clark's Regal Market Sponsor, - - - MIS- Johnson This organization works with the adlmnistralion in providing school and exua-curricular activities for the entire student body. President ....... . . . Jon Warden Vice-President ........ John Alden Secretary ........... Pam VanGiIder Treasurer ........... Bob Alden Compliments of MCKINNEY'S AUTO BODY SERVICE ROCKVILLE FLOWER SHOP . I,- r V 5M .. '13.. , . . ' Sponsor ...... Mr. Smith 51115 A thlcllk ,4 swampy This national organization promotes sportsmanship. leadership, and cooperation, through athlclic activuies for girls. President ........... Nina Nelson Vice-Presxdcnt ........ Pam VanGilder Secretary ........... Sharon Butler Treasurer ........... Marjorie Collings Compliments of EDDIE CANTER GRILL CLARK'S REGAL MARKET Sponsor. . . . Mrs. Good Dircclnr. . Mrs. Mclraddm ggggn 2:31. M if i ?uturs ffomamakm of America This 01 .mon works to promote International good will, In Homes and families. interest in home economics, . the development of leadership in the home and m unity. Presxdent. . . ........ Lois Kent Vice-Presidcm ........ Sheryl Crosley Secrexary . .......... Ruth Ann Ross Treasurer ........... Nancy Swaim Parliamentarian ........ Nancy Weaver Devotions ........... Shirley Sharer Historian ....... '. . . . Pat Pickett Reporter ........... Dlxie Purcell Song Leaders ......... Carolyn Purcell Nancy Cunningham Compliments of FUNK BROS. SEED COMPANY Sponsor. . . . Mrs. Nobliu ?uture gamers of America The primary aim of the FUTURE FARMERS Ol- ?AERICA is the development of agricultural leadership, coopx: uion, and citizenship. President ........... Roy Reedy Vice President ........ Jim Hopkins Secretary ........... Jim Tarter Treasurer ........... Earl Reedy Sentinel ............ Gary Cooper Reporter ........... Jerry Seip Compiiments of LEE BROS. GROCERY KINNEY'S PARKE COUNTY ELECTRIC Sponsor. . . . Mr. Smith The high school band is among the most active organizations in our school. During the regular school year and the summer months the band participates in a wide range of musical activities. President ........... Barbara Cook Vice-President ........ Gayle Jeffn'es Secretary ........... Jerry Hill Treasurer ........... Patricia Poling Reporter ............ Carol Garrigus Compliments of DOLPH DAVIES ELECTRIC DOG 'n SUDS NTS OF Scrwcu COMPLIMI c r m S e L a C Am XS T.A yo x11 au RA nun I NC is BC W jarcttcs Ma Choral group 175,0 1311M COMPLIMENTS OF Mmin Cleaners Smith's Clothing Store 05mm KIM This library club was organized in 1960. Its chm 'pose is the improvement of the school library itself. Relatc; poses are to arouse further enthusiasm for books and reading a : encourage interest in the library profession. President ........... Jack Norman Vice-Presidem ........ Karen Poling Sec. -Treas .......... Nancy Swaim Reporter ............ George Finney Compliments of RUTH SUMMERVILLE OVERPECK'S HARDWARE Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Collings Varsily gilcgrlmdtrs .aptain: ?ayle Jeffries Becky Bloomer Barbara Graves Donna Martin Janet Michael Fight on boys for Rockville High It's up to you to win this game We must go on, on, on, to victory To win or lose it's Just the same Fighi, Fight for the school you love To wave your colors white and blue This is the time that we will follow you Because we know you'll follow through For Rockville High Compliments of UP? STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 671m 61515 This club was organized to more successfully back our team. There are 105 members. President .............. Roy Reedy Vice-President ........... Nina Nelson Secretary ............. Pam Van Gilder Treasurer ............. Karen Poling COMPLIMENTS OF Blue Room Cafe Ferguson Lumber Company Sponsor. . . . Dale Payne favorites SEVERE. $Em$ E? W M $1 H H . 5 m m m 5 junior- Senior Prom DEEP SEA ENCIMNTMENT May 5, 1961 LInda Collier. Quccn Nunry vaaim, Karen Polmg; attendants Nolhlng now is left but majesuc memories. . . LONGFELLOW I 'i '1'; I - ; . t 9.! Jliamccominy THE FOOT-BALL October 13. 1961 Susie Welch, QUEEN Pam Van Gilder, Gayle Je'fferies; attendants WC will have Khese moments to remember . , , 5mm L. mu: an 4... , , i? g , .. .5 .J ..m..i..a4. .., x. A Easeball '1' 13cha11tean1 completed its season this year with a perfeu nxd, winning all five of its games. COMPLIMENTS OF U.S. 4x I.G.A. Market Coach . . . . Mr. Graves GARY COOPER, MM Z JOHN ALDEN HM BRA DBURN '9 590 . 1.- i; 4:4 K j Kij STEVE COLLINGS DUANE HOLLIDAY ALBERT SHARER BOB PORTER Varsity ?antlmll tel; :? BUTCH OVERPEC K i i 1 f. .4- k BILL AYERS I . avtxw STEVIE FARNFR STEVE COOPER RICHARD MA RTIN LARRY MARTIN GREGG LORHMAN STEVE FORREST Managers-George Finney Coach-Mr. Mayheld Jack Rhoden JOHN DOWD HARRY PERRY GLENN MOORE JERRY SEIP BOB ALDEN BUD MILLER iF.--HV l' , .. ' ! Jim Millar-Sunior D nny Kerr-Scnior Easkclball Calm Bob Morgan -Sun 101' Darrull Douglas-Junior Glenn Andruijunmr Mike Hall-Junior Cuach-Mr, ledlc Basketball 364114 R Bob Baxter Harry Lang-Sophomorc John Dowd-Sophomore Crack 36am Rockville Rockville Rockville Rockville Rockville Rockville Rockville Sponsor . . . . Mr. Scott 84 82 51 57 36 76 68 1961 TRACK MEET RESULTS Schulte Cayuga Veedersburg Vanburen Turkey Run Montezuma Montezuma COMPLIMENTS OF Parke County R. E. M.C. McMillan Sports Inc. 61 98 99 Clinton Newport Perrysvillc Smumon HiHsdale 30 31 3 24 27 Montcmnm x 4 :li .x Ng a 9 j: 4 Samar Part; 3 , ' A ' COMPLIMENTS 0F William's Shoppers Mar! and Grocery G. A-. Welch ILIXS. W5 4 U16 ,4 mm! Staff 72 .4 am, 4146.44 '7'- n; km? the 1962 4r 45 K yearlmak .03, w 4-. ..l , OJ 174 j V .h.....mmmm..m.. 7 n, 2L Rockwille Bowl m S T. N E M U M O C