Roll High School - Rollonian Yearbook (Roll, IN)

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i cbs l3Ull0f1iHl1'24 .. ri if it .... 'Q 'u O .131-, 1 F dh Wg? 5? Ui 3 12? HL f Ti gi was JL V.--'I 'A 3 ii age si . Di .. .. io' 55. T s 4 5 ig THE FACULTY The Faculty-the hub of the school. As we the Seniors of 24 started our High School Career we found a long and crooked road before us. As we started down this road of education we found it was not as difficult as we expected, for at each turn We found a teacher ready to help us over the ruts and hard places. 0nly yesterday it seems that we were struggling with Algebra prob- lems and English tenses. In our Freshman year the teachers were kind and considerate and gave us what help we needed to start on our future experiences. The Sophomore and Junior years were more difficult, but we were more at ease and things ran more smoothly. Our Senior year of course marks the highest stepping stone of our ex- perience. Not only have we gained knowledge in the past years, but now we have a better assurance of the future. It is now our pleasure to thank the faculty for their kindness and help- fulness during the past year. Not for duty's sake, but for appreciation, We place our class advisor. Byron Henderson Hrst. We feel that hardly enough can be said about his work with us during our Junior and Senior years. He has been kind and patient, and it was he, who helped us over the hard ruts we encountered this past year. Mr. Henderson, Sr., has also been very considerate and kind. We could reason With him and When we had thrashed out a problem, there was never a doubt in our minds that we had received anything but justice. Miss Latham, our English Instructor, We know has helped us with our English and when in trouble over some problem, she was ready and willing to give us advice. Miss Farr, our Home Economics teacher, will always be remembered for her good cooking. How we did like to rush to the kitchen for our lunch at noon. We also admire her for her jolly disposition and her funny sayings. This includes the High School Faculty and we hope that We have ex- pressed our opinions in such a Way, that it shows our gratitude and apprecia- tion. -MARY RUNKLE. J e. ng: F1 X 0 it Lia L1 L iii: -ei 3 i i is qgb , ogy FF i. li 'N i J ii SE rig 7 i ii it :1 H iii tml . . 1 U . l . i'i5 ttyl are 1 T :L TD x . A HF VA' V. ,mcgoofiffon 00i3W,S'1 F. qLQJFoU oc GD TIF' 'l 3.526 1.-f.1

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A 0.4 . . V ', 9 QYTFF? f---f V Aa90,f v V0 lm WQwiwRow U39 IKUUUUIGN 24 XV ts? Q ADIVIINISTR TIO Q25 i I I I i is Ei 35 fl I I sid his 1,1 F Ts F i i W . L c Q s Utd? T315 if run sta su W E293 H -I W F V5 Ei . i li i .I I ii 'N Il - y i 1 . I il fl ll I ll MR. XV. E. IJURSIQLY ISARNESTINK FARR. Smiles I i .. i Mr. Pursely, the present County Corn, In her eyes a thought i 1 missioner. deserves much praise for the pres Grew sweeter and sweeter. I 1 y sent' Blackford County School organization, Deepening like the dawnf- N l I of which the Roll Schools are a creditable A mystical forewarningf' j i- unit. Always on the Joh his co-operation. Instructor of Ilconomics. Music and Art: I L1 l advice and plans have received a hearty re- Indiana University. Purdue University: is En 'QI s onse from our faculty and trustee. Nlr T. Marion School of Music: Graduated from CW? p . we C. Osborne. Van Buren High School , Freshmen Class . ,qs fm MR. osisoiwr Adww- has in every possible' way aided 'the school PRINQ JOHN IM HLNDERSON Q, and township education. His willinq sup- I. - , K 'U Q.-, . . . . . ' Tall and stately as an oalt treeg Q34 V, port of the cafeteria plan of serving lunch at Hx -l V V ld I N in U Q E the noon hour his iided rn iteritllv in the . L 15 of Nur ll or mx IM md bmi' , . ' ' ' .' . Hifjh School work oi Central Normal Col- 9 Vst f its success and just one example ot his pro- ,wb Dmvmc mstwd of 1 rc mln hiwh QE 'Q F gressive insight and practical business ahil- Shawl '-Ourqc f 'YK-an X up Indimil Spit Eli: ity. Trtie to the theory that Hstinginess in Qozmll L t -hx gl guihcrb Lsfmu ost- lmduxl W ' education is poor economy. Mr. Pur5ClY iyryrle iwisk 5120, dong. Slipcrinindciti Agn: Q and IVIY. Osborne have supported a budget V V 'K 4' ' ,V , X ' Y Q hoy High School three years, Nan Buren i that has broguht veri tommendalvle reports HV I S -I - H E I I: V X H 1 7 from the state school inspectors .lgu ANU! mm HMS' 'A Onfmm xg, 5 I A ' School live vears, .Ioneshoro High School XE pm' Iotii' years. Roll High School two years. S' MARGARET JEAN l.ATHAlN'l. Jean ASST. PRIN BYRON HENDERSON yn l.ilxe winds in summer sighing Hendv V lo. 113- Her voice is soft and sweet. There is none like him. none. EES Instructor of English and History. Gradti- Instructor in Spanish, Mathematics. High sis T ated from Princeton High Schoolg Attended School Geography and H. S. Economics: , Geneva College, Beaver Iialls. Pennsylvania: Graduated from I.al'ontaine High School: Oakland College. Oakland City. Indiana: lfarlham Collegeg AB. Indiana Universityi 5 Indiana University: Taught in Princeton. Madrid. Spain: Principal at Jonesboro one 1 V Y Indiana. Selma. Alabama. Silden. Illinois: vear: Roll High School two years: Senior 1 ls 'i Rolllndianaz .Iunior Class Advisor. Class Advisor. 1 Q reg Msn ww fswwegy it me-1 y fy.-we HAHA as Vffafsvyy, N .a aefvaevrsw -wing Ci- A 'Qu Z f - .v1QlFi5g 4, Wa 2.5.3333 AQ

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