Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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Mrs. Noblitt Home Economics The girls who have taken Home Economics have gained much valuable information which they will carry with them the rest HOME ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE v It's not dirt, it's 8011!. CUSTODIANS and Fred Berry, he first ones here in . mxrning and the last ones hegb home. Mr. Clodfelter Agricultur e

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Physical exercise, as well as mental exercise, helps students learn good sportsmanship and the fundamentals of various sports. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Q MM Mary Good Richard Haffner Health, Physical Ed. Varsity Basketball Coach Physical Ed. G.A.A. Sponsor J 0e Thomas Mechanical Drawing Keen eyesight and perception are necessary for an insight to knowledge.

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V IS FOR VICTORY - And for many other achievements and virtues which characterize The Class of 1964. Victory: '7 Variety: Versatility: First prize for your Homecoming float in Grade VIII; The Wabash Valley basketballchampionship which you helped so much to win--the first in XLV years; the first National Merit semi-finalist in V years; and a multitude of other honors collective and individual. Among you moved and made their contributions the most quiet Violet, the vivid, the vociferous. . ' Artists, athletes, leaders; loyal followers, musicians, scientists, the avid scholars, both in academic and vocational competition. Vitality and Vivacity: No class has surpassed you in spirit and enthusiasm, in volunteers Vision: for every worthwhile project; one for all and all for one- hut all indeed for the advancement of the school. a A high sense of purpose and responsibility for your own todays and tomorrows , and ambitions to open new vistas of expansion for your school, even though ' fulfillment may come long after you have vacated yourdesks. V may however, represent small- human vices, not the vicious nor the vengeful. i Vexations: Well. . .sometimeg. Occasional vagaries and vagrancies, . such as un- authorized vacations: for a day; an extra noon period for napping; volubility which tended to continue after the bell rang; violations ta fewl of the no pass, no wander1' policy; abit of vanity difficult to distinguishfromjustifiable pride and normal senioritis. Butr V -is also for valedictory: you leave with us all a sense of loss, a vacuum which should challenge those who come after you. Like the fresh, clinging scent, the hard verbena, your personalities will haunt these halls long after your physical departure. As you become citizens of a larger world, may you never lose your admirable and endearing qualities, your high ambitions and potentials tD. VJ. Class of 1964! AVE ATQUE VALE . Your faculty a