Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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eek Space starts with Monday, the most disliked day of the school week. Classes make up most of time spent at school, but 0 her things go on at ':s heel out of class. i . 6 ,es 'for the ' ports are also int part of the w ek, From Yearbook stdff and other school, organizatiOns. The days usually pass fairly quickly and before you know it it' 5 Wednesday. the weeks' already half over. Finally Friday arrives, and the classes pass, that last hour creeps closer. Students watch anxiously as the lost 5 minutes of class tick off the clock. Door fly open and students pour into the hallways and out the doors. From Full Space to Empty Space.

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Homecoming f r F r omecoming expresses many emoTions and ThoughTs. IT is a special Time for all sTudenTs, especially for seniors. IT's sad To Think ThaT, iT is The IasT high school fooTbaII Homecoming game for The sen- Iors. The main evenT for Seniors was The building and The burning of The bonfire. This year was The firsT wiThouT The ouT-house Top- ping off The bonfire. Following The bonfire several conTesTs were held. The seniors were vic- Torious in The wheeI-barrow race and Tug-of-war. The game was held OCT. 45 againsT ATTica's Ramblers. The Team played hard buT jusT couldn'T hoId The Ramblers off. The final score was 28-6. The suspense mounTed as halfTime drew near. Mindy Huber, escarTed by ScoTT Bacon, was crowned queen by lasT year's queen Tammy Maddux. The queen's courT was: senior aTTendenT Suzy SmiTh, escarTed by Tim SmiTh; junior aTTendenTs Amy Tucker, Angie HelT, escarT- ed by Jim Nevins 8r ScoTT De- Moss. and Jennifer Case, sopho- more aTTendenT, escarTed by Tim Price. Freshman aTTendenT was Rebecca Hendrix, escorTed by Chris Law.