Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1968 volume:

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ROCKVILLE, InDIAnA Kocxvum rim?! $50.an I mmw. 4'4. he .A,.A4 A WITH FALL . o - comes a beginning an introduction to high school life for the 7th Grader a sense of belonging to the 8th Grader high hopes for the Freshman sophistication for the Sophomore self assurance for the Junior a feeling of maturity and serenity for the Senior. SEPTEMBERI . . . . . . . OFFICE PANDEMONIUM . . . . . . the first day . . . many new faces, hurried impressions . . . hesitant hello's , perhaps a feeling of strangeness and then . . . recognition of friends from last year , . . a quick summary of vacation activities . . . but for all an unexplainable touch of excitement as we begin the year . . A seventh-grader finds the classroom with some help . a pet makes his way o . . Registration cards trans - formed into the day's program. home . . . school has begun rwdwwhwm The 9:00 bell . . . an assigned place for each of the 511 students. In the study hall and library . . . a torrent of new books to explore, finger drumming, pencils tapping . . . it's study, study, study. In the classroom . . . g oup discussions, challenging questions, pursuing answers . . . it's intellectual stimulation. The 3:55 bell . . . locker scramble . . . grab the bus . . . start your motors . . . A R.H.S. day is done. It's all so simple . . . making a yearbook. Plan some opening Wery littla . . . well . . . Fall comes . . . quick, get pictures . . . a 'deadline' already? . . . PANIC! . . . forget lunch . . . stay awake . . . This way we won't have to work so hard. But how about the deadline? Mvnwem 2- w We do ALL the work! Joe, just wait until next year! Who cares? It's not ours! But that's how you got two ads for Frost's! All records broken--oversold on sub- scriptions . . . swamped with ads . . all deadlines met . . . staff exhausted . . off to press . . . 1968 IN RETRO- SPECT . . . Sports are so strenuous! PAUL AKERS KEN COCHRAN BILL GREEN MIKE PAYTON Co -Captain Seniors JIM CROSLEY Co -Ca ptain GENE HUDDLESON A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS Coach -Teacher -Father -Friend A coach who in the eyes of the players is the Greatest . VIC WILBER A teacher, Who' for seven years, has given the utmost of his time and ability. A father, who with his lovely Wife, share the happiness, joys, and trials of their five children. A friend of students, faculty, and community Who has gained the respect of all. ccBn Team FRONT ROW: R. Miller, M. Chezem, M. Leonard, Mr. Gambaiani; CoaChL K. Spurr, M. Siddens, R. Akers, K. Jacks. SECOND ROW: T. Brooks, D. Rooney, C. McPheron, J. Baxter, M. Schiedt, S. Gill, M. Mathas. Varsity Team FRONT ROW: N. Greene, P. Akers, M. McKinney, M. Payton, D. Hartman, J. Morton, V. Wilber. SECOND ROW: J. Collings, W. Soltermann, J. Bettis, R. Hartman, M. Higgs, D. Snodgrass, J. Clouse, B. Green, D. Welch. THIRD ROW: P. Pickett, D. Teague, J. Crosley, K. Cochran, J. Baldwin, J. B. Butler. Freshmen Team FRONT ROW: R. Lewis, T. Pastore, B. Korte, M. Arroyo, Mr. Blue-- Coachp J. Adams, 0. Huddleson, S. Wood, J. Burdine. SECOND ROW: D. Reeder, M. Sciotto, G. Satterfield, R. A1- brecht, S. Overpeck, J. Blackmore, J. Leonard, u. R. Peacock. THIRD ROW: 1. Rohe, D. Foley, D. Myers, D. Finney, T. Alkire, J. Koch, P. Sid- dens. HOMECOMING 1967 . . skyrocketing school spirit . . . blazing bonfire . . . football, fast and furious . . .thrills . frantic fans . . . the elation of upsetting T urkey Run. R .H .S . spirit was not dampened in Spite of the weather as the R'ox out-classed their northern foe 37 to 6 to keep firm possession of the Covered Bridge Trophy. The scoring was well balanced as Dale Teague collected two touchdowns, While teammates Crosley, Higgs, Clouse, and Thomas each added one. Of the 191 yards gained rushing, Don Hartman and Pete Thomas tallied 40 apiece to lead in that department. Senior end Jim Crosley led in pass reception, gathering in 3 for a total of 50 yards. The Rox also shone on de- fense, holding the Warriors to a total rushing gain of 75 yards. FOOTBALL AWARDS Co-Captains--M. Payton, J. Crosley Lineman of year--M. Payton Back of year--V. Wilber All-Conference second team 1. Crosley M . Payton K . Cochran All-Conference Honorable Mention M . McKinney D. Snodgrass A11 Wabash Valley T eam Mike Payton ROX Gibralters Offensive--Teague, Crosley, Hartman, D., Hartman, R., Higgs. Defense Season- 'WOII 4 LOSt 6 4' Thomas, Welch, Payton, Green, Cochran, Collings. Conference- -Won 3 LOSt JANE AKERS CINDY LINTON Senior Freshman E34 ILY COX Que en- -Emily Cox ETTA BLACKMORE CAROL GREENE PEGGY LASHBROOK Sophomore Senior Junior HOMECOMING 1967 . . . Parade of queen candidates . . . excitement of returning alumni . . . renewing old friendships . . .reminiscence and laughter . . . thrilling moment of the crowning . . . Mr. Football's identity . . . a long anticipated weekend . . . long to be remem- Paul Akers--Mr. Football bered . RUSS ELL GARRIGUS - -Superintendent NELLE SWAIM- -Secretary HAROLD SHARPE- -Principal HELEN McCARTY--Secretary STEVE TRUEBLOOD Eng lish ROBERT BRYAN Eng lish Speech Junior Class Sponsor LINDA VAN HOY English Junior Class Sponsor GENEVIEVE COLLINGS English Latin SALLYE BUCHANAN Eng lish French JANE WARDEN English JOHN MALONEY Mathematics EVERAL MART IN Mathematics Physics BEULAH S EWARD Mathematics DALE PAYNE Soci a1 Studies GENE HUDDLESON SUSAN NURRENBERN History Science Chemistry ROY REEDY S cience Agriculture DON SMITH Science Physical Education He alth JOHN SAVIO Science BILL GRAVES Social Studies Driver '5 Ed JAMES REBBER Industrial Art DOROTHY WALTZ Remedial Reading History Wm kaNWV'W JOE FISHER Business MA RGUERIT E NOBLIT T Home Economics LARRY GAMBAIANI Business BARBARA NOLIN Music Chorus JIM PECK Music Band MARY LOUISE MOSCAN Art 7 MARY GOOD Physical Education Guidance Health MARIE COLLINGS Librari an LAURA HUDSON Assistant Librari an LORRAINE MORLAN Nurse Elementary School High School A special recognition is made to all the teachers With whom the class of 68 has been associated in its twelve years of school . The following teachers are still engaged in the teaching y profession in Rockville Consolidated Schools . Alberta Butler Louise Michael . Myrtle Collings Marjorie Osborne Alice Crandell Mary G. Overpeck Rhoda Harlan Lela J. Pinegar Ray Lewis Arliss Spencer Annabel Merry Joe Thomas 25 It's every man for himself here! Two bits on the Rox! ex- claimed Mrs. Swaim. A shot in the arm . . . and a pain in the neck. George, you never can find Mr. Sharpe when you need him, said Fred. 26 LUBS and ACTIVITIES Melting pot of Club projects, social activities and extracurricular expendi- tures--in charge of the purse strings . . . Responsi- bility for Homecoming fea- tures, annual Open House, Christmas decorations . in genera1--hosts for the President--Ken Cochran school- - Vice -President - -Dan Snodgrass Secretary--Jim Baxter Treasurer - -Betsy Cochran Sponsor - -Mr . Gambaiani The Student Council Paper Staif New to this year's schoolpaper publication is the use of off-set printing which enables photo- graphs to be printed . This type of reproduction is planned for occasional copies of the paper. Under the direction of Mr. Fisher, ROX Hi-Lites goes to press with the efforts of Patti Porter - -editor; Becky Rollins - - co eeditor; Archie Ross - -Feature editor; Jeanne Chezem- -Circu1a - tion manager; Julia Gossett-- Business manager; Max Higgs -- Sports editor; Cynthia Hartman-- News editor. French Club ' Adding haute Parisienne flavour to this year's meetings are the reminiscences of sponsor Mrs. Buchanan, who spent four weeks in Europe and her beloved Paris this past summer. . . . From the Louvre to the Champs Elysee, the picturesque French countryside . . . Getting down to business in the way of planning a Christmas party and attending that long planned French play at I. U., this year's officers are: President--John Gastineau; Vice -President--Debbie Sears; Secretary--Alice Swaim; and Treasurer-- Tom Clary. Latln Club The Junior Classical League, formed to create a better under- standing of Latin to- day, starts off the school year with a slave auction. Inflation seems to have invaded this Roman traditional event according to market reports! However, as Christmas aigljives this Roman extravagance recedes and good Will takes over by the presentation of holiday gifts to unfortunate children . The hi -1ight of the year is the Roman Banquet at which guests arrive in the prescribed Roman attire to partake of the feast . The club year climaxes With the state JCL convention. Officers are President- -Joe Collings; Vice -President- -Jim Spencer; Secretary- -Jane Akers and Treasurer--Marilou Perry. Mrs. G. Collings--Sponsor. Library Club The major objective of the club is to help - with library duties . Each year Mrs. M. Collings, the club sponsor sends two mem- bers to attend the workshop for high school library assistants . Members also attend the Hoosier Students Librarian Association Which meets each year at one of the state universities . Last year President Judy Southard won the State Library Association's Librarian for the Day Award . Besides Judy the officers are: Vice -President-- Sandra Downes; Secretary -Treasurer - -Bob Graham; Reporters --Linda Nickle and Carol Teague; Historians--Ann Grafton and Cathy Southard . This year's Future Homemakers of America finds itself profiting from new money making projects. The Covered Bridge Cookin Bridge Festival, places it at the top of the list for such projects next year. Mrs. Noblitt sponsors the club. Officers are: President - -Sandi Poole; Vice - President - -Harriet Blackmore; Secretary - -Mary Jane Albright; Treasurer - -Patti Porter; Reporter - - Becky Rollins; Histor - ian-ejane Akers; Song Leaders - Joan Davis and Debby Linton; Parliamentarian - - Melissa Price; Chap- ter Mother - -Mrs . Poole. :5, ant? w, A l 5 Under the sponsorship of Mrs . Good, the G.A .A . membership extends its physical education activities into an extra -curricu1ar organization . F rom active participation in many healthful sport events the Club extends its endeavors into community projects . Current officers are: President--Char1ene Phipps; Vice -President--Jane Akers; Secretaries Julia Gos - sett and Julia Collings; and T reasurer- -Marilou Perry. F.H.A. HI , this year's sellout at the Covered F.F.A. F.F.A.'s year- round program of activities includes competition in judging of soil, livestock, forestry, crops and entomology. Under the capable direction of Mr. Reedy, the boys are looking forward to the State Convention at Purdue this summer With their eyes on the awards of National Farmer, State Farmer, Hoosier Farmer, Chapter and Green Hands. This year's officers are: President-eBill Green; Vice -President--Russe11 Perry; Secretary- -Chris Smith; Treasurer- -Ed Price; Sentinel- -Tom Barnhart; and Reporter-- Rick Miller . Lettermen The Rockville Yearbook spotlight shines its 1968 beam on these Lettermen, Who by their prowess in athletic strength and good sportsmanship, proudly wear their letters won in the major sports of: Football, Golf, Track, Cross-country, Basketball, and Baseball. The respective coaches are: Messrs. Huddleson, Blue, Trueblood, Smith, and Gambaiani. The 1967-1968 officers are: President--Jim Crosley; Vice -President-- Steve Rankin; Secretary -Treasurer- -B111 Newton; Chaplain- -Pau1 Akers . Drama Club Faculty sponsor, Mr. Bryan brings his skills to the Drama Club this year. On the program for var- ious school convoca- tions and open house attractions that are routine, the per- former members mark a hi-light this holiday season With The Christmas that Wasn't , written by Mr. Bryan. Then the long planned, we'll tried-out for spring play closes the sea- son. Officers are: President--Mary Silkwood; Vice -President--Susan Allen; Secretary- Treasurer - -Judy Frost . Honor Society Rockville High School members base their services on the Honor Society creed. Their objectives are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in students of the secondary schools of the nation. Officers of the year are: President--Wanda Brown; Vice President--Da1e Teague; Secretary- -Sandi Poole; and Treasurer--Steve Jefferies . Mr. Savio sponsors this group. Chemphybiogens With the emphasis placed on chemistry, physics, and biology the science club participates in experiments, field trips, and Club projects in order to learn the facts of science first hand. The current officers are: President--Mike Siddens; Vice- President - -Mark Hudson; Secretary -Treasurer - -Chris Jerome; and Faculty sponsor Miss Nurrenbern. Chorus Always much in demand for holiday programs throughout the year, the chorus with Mrs . Nolin directing have a well planned and new repertoire ready to perform . Be- sides being an asset to school programs, the group entertain and compete in county and state contests. 1968 promises to be a very good year for these musicians. Reign- ing officers are President--Wanda Brown; Vice -President--Mary Silkwood; Secretary - -Sheila .Sherrill; Treasurer- -Lynda11 Bradfield; Librarians - -Don11a Morlan and Emily Cox. Majorettes Mary Silkwood, Kathy Flock, Debby Sears, Head Major- ette--Susie Collings, Wanda Brown, and Donna Morlan. Whispering floating music . . . school convo's and concerts. Brassy solid sounds, oomp pa pa's . . . familiar strains from the far west wing, at home games, the I.S.U. homecoming parade . . . the R.H.S. Band responds to the director, Mr.. Peck. Senior Archie Ross completes his third year as Drum Major skillfully leading the band members through intricate steps and formations. 34 Rockville High School Band Roxettes FRONT: B. Rollins, C. Hartman, S. Sherrill, J. Gossett, B. Satterfield, J. Akers, S. Poole, P. Cornwell, H. Blackmore, P. West, J. Smith, M. Stryker. BACK ROW: P. Lashbrook, E. Cox, P. Swaim, P. Helton, T. Thomas, E. Blackmore, K. Strohm, P. Holaday, L. Black, M. Price, C. Jessup, J. Frost. 35 B Team Betsie Cochran Jeannie Reagin Judy Martin F reshmen Debbie Powell Debbie Martin Judy Collings Varsity Etta Blackmore Sheila Sherrill Wanda Brown Emily Cox Susie Collings School spirit encompasses all . . . fans possessed with the hysteria of basketball . . the fascination for football . . . with the exuberance of the Pep Club block . . . Cheerleaders' effervescence . . . animation suspends . . . SCORE! . . .pandemot nium reigns. Pep Chlb President- -Patty Helton Secretary - -Jeanne Chezem Vice-Pre s ident - -Tonda Thomas .Treasurer- -Mary Albright Sponsor - -Mr . Payne Junior High Chris Welch N ancy Welch Cindy F lock 37 Crisp winds stripping the last leaves from bleak trees . . sugar-crusted snow spreading a coating of white splendor over familiar scenes--cold austere beauty. A tree, a ladder, and tin-V sel bringing Christmas scenes inside . . . a light-bulbed tree radiating peace and good Will . WM x :1: rw M Ml BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Garry Harris, Dan Stringer, Bob McCul- lough, Tom Clary, Joe Collings, Max Higgs, Dale Teague, J. B. Butler, John Gastineau, and Jim Baxter. JIM CROSLEY MAX HIGGS STEVE JEFFRIES DAVE WELCH 4O Proving to be the best in the history of of Rockville, the 1967 -68 ROX Basketball team won the Bi-County Tourney and are favorites to win the conference cham- pionship and the Brazil Sectional. Lead- ing the Rox are 6'7 112 Bill Newton, 6'3 Steve Rankin, 6'4 Jim Crosley, 6'1 Steve Jeffries, 5'10 Max Higgs and Tom Clary. Also contributing to the Rox efforts are 6'1 Dave Welch, 5'11 Bob McCullough, 6'3 Dave Dooley, 6'0 J. B. Butler, 5'10 Joe Collings, and Dale Teague, and 6'0 Mike Schiedt. Both Rankin and Newton are sure bets for All-Conference and possibly the All-State Team, With Crosley, Jeffries, Clary, and Higgs candidates for either lst or 2nd Teams All -Conference. The 1967 -68 Team has restored new Pride to the basketball program at Rockville and can contribute their success to teamwork, desire, hardwork, and pride. BACK ROW: Coach Huddleson, Steve Jeffries, Dave Regular Season Welch, Steve Rankin, Bill Newton, Jim Crosley, Dave Won 18 LOSt 2 Dooley, and Coach Smith. Bi County Champs Wabash River Champs . B Team FRONT ROW: Terry Brooks, John Hartman, Kevin Jacks, John Bloomer, and Greg Steuerwald. BACK ROW: Tony Reader, Rick Miller, Coach Huddleson, Rodger Davies, and Mike Schiedt. BILL NEWTON Record Won 16 Lost 4 Up and away. Come and get it. No, Jim, our huddle! Boy, this is easy! Hustle in. Dig that scoreboard! 3' Rankin scoops. 43 THE EXPLOSIONS TRAMURALS CHRISTIAN WEST COUGARS VITALITY CORP Tigers' talents never terminate. WOLF HUN TERS 44 COACH GAMBAIANI D IVISION OF VIS ION ASSOCIATES CLOCKWORK ORANGE CHAMPIONS 'A' League - -Associates Runner -up - -Explosions 'B' League- -Vitality Corp. Runner up- -Cougars '''''' H ferry Huhtsm an, footbafl coatih at I.S.U., was the guest speaker; at the annual All Sports banquet iii the Rockville gymnasium. last 'Thtirsday evening. Mr. Huntsman spoke on the qualities of a good athlete and how an individual can benefit only by what he decides within himself to do. He point- ed out that whether a team wins or loses, the members of that team can always be winners by developing a positive attitude and spirit. The mothers of the athletes had organized the pitch-in-dinner. A1- tho there was a tremendous crowd, there was plenty of good food for all the athletes, their families and other school pa- trons. Following the address by Mr. Huntsman, each coach intro- duced the boys on his team and told of the highlights of the sea- son. Also, each coach presented the individual award winners with their trophies. Steve Rankin and Bill Newton each received three awards. Rankin won the Borden Free Throw award for maintaining the highest free-throw percentage. He received the Track Distance award for his performance in the 440-yard race. Steve set school records several times in this race. His third award was the Track award. This is a mental attitude award chosen by a com- mittee of men .who observed the athletes performance thru the season. Bill Newton received the Bas- ketball Rebound award for mak- ing the highest number of re- bounds thruout the season. He was Chosen by his fellow basket- ball players as the mostvaluable player. Billis third award was the Box All Sports Athletic Banquet i 2 r. Dr. Basil Merrell award. This award is presented to the Senior letter winner, who has the high- est academic standing. Jim Crosley received two tro- phies. For his performance in football, Jim received the Brooks T. Ceilings memorial award. In basketball he received the Jacks award. Both awards are mental attitude iawards chosen by a committee of men who have ob- served the athletes performance thmout the season. Steve Jef- fries received the Most Valuable Runner award in Cross Country and tied with Max Higgs for the Defensive award in basketball. Max also won a second award as the Most Improved Basket- ball Player. Mike Payton was chosen by the members of the football team as the Lineman 0f the Year. Also elected by the football team wa Vic Wilber as Back of the Year Dave Welch was chosen by th coaching staff to receive th iSpecial Football award on th basis of his desire and willing ness. Bob McCullough received th Silver Shoe Track award for ear: ing the most points during th season. Mike Siddens won th Field Event trophy for his pei formance in the pole vault. Mik has vaulted 13 ft. 3 inches thzl year. Three Senior Cheerleaders r: ceived plaques-Wanda Browx Susie Ceilings and Sheila Sher- rill. Award winners shown in t h picture, left to right, are: ' Dave Wel-ch, Max Higgs, Jir Crosley, Bill Newton, Steve Rar. kin and Steve Jeffries. The magic called 'spring' . . . an unhurried atmosphere . . . budding foliage . . . cool shadows . . . warm breezes. Enhanced by soft lights and smooth music, the year's memorable event . . . the JUNIOR PROM. I . 6W m-ww WK. , N colum??i: syo POST PROM goes on and on and on With inclement Spring weather prevailing most of the 1967 season, the Rockville Track Team compiles a reasonably good 15-5 record, breaking one school record. Placing 3rd in the Conference and scor- ing 117 U2 points in the B1 -County, the Rox missed the Championship by only one point. Distance Award--Steve Rankin with 53.0 in 440. Top Sprinter and Field--Bob Lang, Jim Crosley. RHS Track Award- -Ra1ph Heifner. Silver Shoe--Bob McCullough. ROSS-COUNTRY RECORD Team vs. Team 17-2 Wabash Valley 3rd Wabash River Conf. 2nd Sectionals 7th Course Record-- S. Jeffries Home - -10: 14 Away - -10:23 Finishing a successful 1967 season, the Rockville Rox squad consists of top runner Steve Jeffries plus Darrell Berry, Keith Fisher, Chad Willhite, and Mark Montgomery. Each of these boys have a record of at least one race under 11:00. These five boys along with Bob McCul- lough and Jim Spencer, from practice in August through the last of November, ran several hundred miles. 1967 Squad Members Left to Right: Bob Newton, Greg Schrader, Dave Welch, Tom Ayers, Mr. Blue tCoachL and Tom Myers. Record Won 2 Lost 6 Being plagued by poor golfing weather f and Lady Luck during the 1967 season, the Box Golf team hopes to improve in stature during the coming 1968 spring schedule. In addition to returning lettermen Greg Schrader and Dave Welch, the squad will be strengthened With the ef- 1 forts of Max Mathas, Greg Steuerwald and Tony Reeder. 53 Finishing 4th place in the 1967 Conference standing, which is an improvement in Rox Baseball history, promises high hopes for the 1968 season. Being defeated by North Vermillion in the Bi-County Tourney, and eliminated by F ountain Central in the opening Sectional game, the ROX Conference Record stands at a respectable four and four. Season Record--Won 4 Lost 12 . FRONT ROW: N. Earl, T. Clary, D. Cooper, K. Jacks, J. Clouse, D. Hartman. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, R. James, R. Hartman, D. Teague, T. Reeder, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: P. Garrigus, B. New- ton, J. Crosley, J. Baldwin, S. Rankin, Coach--Mr. Gambaiani. All Conference First Team Shortstop--Tom Clary .347 Batting Average--Tom Clary .316 Batting Average--Steve Rankin Randy Smith receives the 1967 Most Valuable Player Award. N E M S S A L C R E D N Barbara Adams Jerry Adams Roger Akers Linda Alkire Don Allison David Arroyo James Auman Chan Baldwin Jerry Bannon James Barnes Marilynn Berry Mike Berry Mike Berry Nancy Britten Carl Bryant Marsha Busenbark Celeste Byers Jay Byers Terri Byers Patty Camine Richard Carr Terry Clevenger Dean Clodfelter Mac Cochran Burke Collings Diane Crowder Melinda Davies Donna Foley Marilyn Garrett ' Wesley Garrett Gayla Gastineau Mary Ann Golden Deborah Gordon Susan 6055 Kenneth Hall Susan Hall Debra Harlan Rosalyn Harris Kathy Hartman Karen Havey Phil Hill Nicky Hines Kim Jeffries Karl Jerome Sharon Jones Lynn Lee Joe Lewis Dianne Marlar Charles Marquess Danny Martin Darla Martin Dennis Martin Janet Martin Bruce Matthews Mark McGranahan Kenny McPheron Donna Mendenhall Michael Miller Darlene Monts Leroy Morris Mike Myers John Nelson Joe Newton Sherry Newton Beth N Olin Bob O'Vivion Julianna Phillips Guy Pippin Tana Powell Wade Purcell Debbie Rankin Derek Ratcliff Don Reel Connie Reisinger Martha Richey Jackie Ricketts Steven Ritchey Dave Rowe Roger Rowe Todd Rowe Jean Sappenfield Patty Satterfield Bob Sciotto Rosa Sears Richard Shorter Roxanne Simmons Beatrice Smith Brenda Smith Chip Somerville James Sparks - 4n VA4. '- u.w-nnm--n-n James Stull Karl Stutler Diana Sykes Ronnie Teague Frank Vandivier Michael Walter Cheryl Warren Nancy Welch Donald Wilhite Jon Witty Seventh Grade President: Gayla Gastineau ViceuPresident: Mary Ann Golden Secretary: Darlene Monts Tre asurer: Tana Powell Eighth Grade President: Debbie Peacock Vice -President: Dava Presslor Secretary: Sue Butler Tre asurer: Tony Stri ckler Christine Adams Peggy Auman Debra Barker Janice Barnard Ed Batty David Baxter Gene Baxter Rodney Berry Pam Biggs Gordon Boardman Connie Brown Steve Brown Eric Burke Sue Butler Debra Camp Carol Chaney Marie Clodfelter Marilyn Collings Mark Cooper Ricky Cooper Terry Cox Ann Crafton Mike Cronk Greg Crooks Debra Crowder Janet Deplanty Wayne Dillon Linda Earl Rodger Earl Cynthia Flock David F reed Charla F rost Greg Gastineau Steven Gerrish John Gerth Mark Gibbs Rebecca Gilbert Jane Gooch Janie Goss Sandy Gregg N ancy Grimes David Hall John Hartman William Hill Sus an Jeffries Kenny Jenkins Vicki Johnson Keith Koenig Joyce Lewis Ronald Lewis Joanna Martin Mary Lou Martin William Meadows Ann Michael William Morton James Nickle Gary Norman Asenath Overpeck Lucinda Overpeck Ronald Owens Karen Payton Debbie Peacock Paul Peterson Marvin Phillips Patty Pippin Cheryl Poole Dava Presslor Kiery Ratcliff Ronald Reagin Harriet Riddle Robert Ryser Lamar Seay Bill Seeley Jon Seip Darrell Smiley Cherie Smith Cindy Smith Jeff Smith Juanita Soltermann Linda Staggs Virginia Stevenson Tony Strickler Donna Taylor Carol Teague James Thompson Mark Thompson Bobby Wallace Eugene Watkins Chris Welch Janet West Louise Whitlock Shirley Willhite Tom Willhite Patty Woody $$;W$g President--julia McCarty Vice-President- -Barbara Wimmer Secretary--Jana Ferguson Tre asurer- -Donna Gerrish John Adams Joseph Adams Mary Beth Aikin Richard Albrecht Tim Alkire Michael Arroyo Diana Atkinson Mark Baldwin Kenneth Berry Marcia Berry Louanna Black Joe Blackmore Jerry Burdine Dan Butler Rita Collier Judie Collings Becky Davis Bessie Downes Jana Ferguson Dan Finney Douglas Fisher Roger Fisher Don Foley Madonna Gerrish Joe Gooch Rebecca Gould Nancy Green Catherine Harpold Susan Havey Marilyn Heifner Pam Holaday Robert Howard Otis Huddleson John Jeffries Gene Jones John Koch Bruce Korte Ann Lang Jerry Leonard Ricky Lewis Cindy Linton Vickie Loy Julia McCarty Cheri McGrannahan Gregory Mace Connie Martin Debbie Martin Barbara Minniear Stephanie Moore David Myers Steven Overpeck Tom Pastore Rick Peacock Debra Powell Melissa Price Jack Rahn Becky Ray Duane Reeder Daniel Reel James Rohe Don Rooney Janice Russell Gary Satterfield Diana Scheidt Michael Sciotto Crystal Sears Patrick Siddens Janet Smith Kathy Southard Milton Stout Rene Summerville Donna Sykes Janna Teague N ancy Thomas Bill Thompson Patricia Thompson Cheri Vaught Bill Webster Barbara Wimmer Deborah Wirth Dennis Wirth Steven Wood Ronnie Akers President: Rick Miller Vice-President: Roger Davies Secretary: Debbie Smith Tre asurer: Cathy Flock Mary Jane Allbright Lee Ann Birch Edda Blackmore John Bloomer Terry Brooks Debra Brown Nancy Burdine Karen Carpenter Mike Chezem Neil Christie Greg Clark Betsie Cochran Burl Cronk Dennis Crooks Kay Crooks Rodger Davies Jackie Dooley Karen Fisher Cathy F lock Roy Freed Virginia Garrett Debra Garrigus Mike Gerrish Steven Gill Beverly Gillian Jeri Gooch Darla Harlan Greg Hartman John Hartman Mark Hudson Kevin Jacks Kris Jerome Christine Jessup Becky Koch Mark Leohard Judy Martin Bob McCullough Carl McPheron Rick Miller Mark Montgomery Larry Morgan Donna Morlan William Nickle Don Norman Grady Paddock Rex Peterson Jerry Phillips Cheri Powell Anda Ratcliff Tony Reeder Alana Ritchey Darlene Robbins Peggie Rodgers Karen Ryser Elaine Sappenfield Glen Seay Janina Seip Debbie Smith Randy Smith Charlotte Soltermann Kenneth Spurr Greg Steuerwald Dan Stringer Kathy Strohm Paula Swaim Pete Thomas Jay Warden Chad Willhite President: Tom Clary Vice -President: John G astine au Secretary: Winona Stout Tre asurer: Patty H e1 ton Judy Adams Phyllis Adams Betty Allen Loy Baird John Baldwin Jim Ball Lynn Banta Donna Barnard Thomas Bamhart Jim Baxter Ruth Ann Baxter Steve Beatty Darrell Berry Jack Bettis Monty Black Lyndall Bradfield J. 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Butler James Byers Ted Byers Debra Carr Tom Clary Steve Clodfelter Joe Collings Julia Collings Nina Cooper Jeff Clouse Emily Cox Joan Davis David Dooley Sandra Downes N eil Earl Gloria Eup Keith Fischer Judy Frost Linda Garrett john Gastineau David Gibbs Norman Greene Cathy Hartman Don Hartman Ron Hartman Bruce Hawkins Jane Heifner Patricia Helton Dan H111 John Hobson Ronald Hofmann Ronald James Dena Jeffries Pamela Jenks Bill Jones Ronnie Kilburn Peggy Lashbrook Debbie Linton 67 Max Mathas Kendra McCall Steve Mitchell John Morton Joe Overpeck Rachel Overpeck Daniel Peterson Phil Pickett Jeanne Reagin Mildred Riddle Darrell Robbins Michael Scheidt Debbie Sears Robert Seay Cynthia Sharer Michael Siddens Bob Simmons Janetta Simpson Donna Skelton Dan Snodgrass Werner Soltermann Richard Sommerville ' James Spencer Melvin Spurr Roger Stevenson Winona Stout Mary Stryker Pearl Sykes Dale Teague Tonda Thomas Edward Whalen Terry Wittenmyer Phil Garrigus and Garry Harris tshown with Mr. Cyril Bradburn and the dele- gates from Montezuma and Turkey Rum attend Boy's State held at Indiana University. Sandi Poole and Wanda Brown repre- sent Rockville at Girl's State. . . . IT HAPPENED IN , , Choir Robes Arrive! Donna Morlan ll models the shimmering blue and gold robe. Rockville Rox capture the Bi-County Tourney. In the g championship game the Rox defeated North Vermillion by the score of 80--47. Tri Kappa and Covered Bridge Art Association sponsor Cyn- thia Hartman and Susie Allen at Ball State Art Workshop. Captains Jim Crosley and Steve Rankin with Bi- County Tourney Trophy. Hong Kong? You're kidding! A good foundation in Art. SMILE! ! ! f Model of the year-Mike McKinney. Snow-Curricular Activities. Friends? in need . . . Gulf's loss--Rox's gain. johnny Bradburn. Censored! ! ! 70 The Navy rests--Senior Joe Reel They fit gOOd too! . . . and then, they hired ME, Mr. Townsend. World's First Triple Transplant. Nonie, the school is here somewhere. YOU'RE ON ROCKVILLE CAMERA. 71 875a genioz' glass of Qodwillegggk beclzooz announces ifs Qommencemen'l- ngercz'ses gliday evening 04429 fwen-Zg 76unllz ??indeen AunJreoZ anal sixry-eigh af eiglu? delocL gagA 994ml gymnasium. PAUL AKERS. SU SAN ALLEN HARRIET BLACKMORE LINDA BROWN WANDA BROWN ANNA CARNEGIE 74 RAY CARTY DOUG CHEZEM JEAN CHEZEM KEN COCHRAN SUSIE COLLINGS PARALEE COR NWELL 75 SANDRA CROOKS DENNIS DEPLANTY CHRISTINE EARL DAVID GAINFS PHIL GARRIGUS GEORGANNA GERTH .I, ' If x. 76 JULIA GOSS ETT JERRY GOULD BOB GRAHAM BILL GREEN CA ROL G REENE GARY GREGG AUGISWQIIK. main Schoql Lihm 77 GARRY HARRIS CYNTHIA HARTMAN MAX HIGGS JACKIE HOWARD MARLANNA JEFFR IES STEVE JEFFR IE8 78 BETSIE KILBURN JULIE LUCERO JOHN MCFADDIN MIKE MCKINNEY DARRELL MARTIN JIM MARTIN 79 LAURA MARTIN VICKIE MARTIN BOB MOSTELLER BILL NEWTON LINDA NICKLE MIKE PAYTON 80 RU S SELL PERRY CHARLEN E PHIPPS ALVA POLAND SANDI POOLE PATTI PORTER ED PRICE 81 STEVE RANK IN E ECKY ROLLIN S ARCHIE ROSS BARBARA SATTERFIELD GREG SCHRADER MARY SILKWOOD 82 CHRIS SMITH JEANNE SMITH JUDY SOUTHARD ALICE SWAIM DAVE WELCH PAULETTE WEST 83 VICTOR WILBER In Memoriam LARRY SPARKS March 11, 1967 A51 ADVERTISEMENTS This is ROCKVILLE-- covered bridge capital of the world- -a community which has thrived largely through the ef- forts of its numerous busi- nesses. T hroughout the year, these firms lend their support to various activities including the production of the Yearbook of Rockville High School . We, the 1968 IN RETRO- SPECT Staff, extend our deepest appreciation to you--our sup- porters, contributors, and patrons . UPP STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP AKERS BAIT ANDTACKLE LEWIS IMPLEMENT COMPANY , East U.S. 36 Hollandsburg, Indiana Rockville, Indiana ROCKVILLE SKELGAS SERVICE World's Finesf Fuel Cylinder and Bulk 82CK3 Anhydrous Ammonia In ernaf ional 569-5320 Rockvil Ie, Indiana U.S. 41 I.G.A. FOODLINER Rockville, Indiana One Mile North of Intersection on U .5. 41 ROCKVILLE TRIBUNE JEFFRIES' WELDING Rockville, Indiana Dormeyer Avenue George 8X Dorofhe Rockville, Indiana Compliments of Buick Ponfioc G. A. WELCH, D.D.S. 202 Eds+36k7io Street CUMMINGS-FLOCK IMPLEMENT COMPANY North U.S. 41 Rockville, Indiana Compliments of A. 8 M. CLEANERS MIKE'S MOTORS Rockville, Indiana Clinton, Indiana Compl imenfs of Compliments DR. HAROLD H. 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