Roll High School - Rollonian Yearbook (Roll, IN)

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1 n 1 , 4 2 Q 1 ' . I SIQ AI A. 1 41 1' 7 7 A Il ag. -21 s I 1 2 1 151 ': -I created by Miss Mounsey who is now at Rockcreek in QQ . 1 g Wells County. g 1 f The enrollment for the seventh and eighth 1 5 , grades are:Carrol1 Bole, Byno Clevenger, Jean Col- L V bert, Marjorie Clancy, James Holloway, John Robin- pl V . son, Inez Schmidt, Norma Sharp, Elmer Yates, Wil- j,. 5 bert Cochran, Virginia Gadbury, Barbara Li11ibridge,j,i f, Maxine McCombs, Alice MoConkey, Thurl McDermit, Qi, 5 Eugene Mcllwain, John McMillan, Jesse Michael, if ,5 Ralph Morgan, Bonnie Pierce, James Roderick, Kenn- QE , ' eth Ross, Thelma Ross, Charles Sharp, John Shrader, pf 1 Lf and Norman Stoner, fJames Kemp withdrawn., Q D ,fp This year the Junior High Basketball team en- 'if 1 , joyed an unusually successful season. Coach .q,. Q 1 Herschel Morgan has done a fine job in developing Lip' Q E a good ball club and in building future high Y f Q 1 A , school material. f,' LQ, . -j 1. v F Junior High Schedule , 1 , in ijt 1939-1940 QR 5 1 LM, A We They iii 1 D 4 Nov. 2 Montpelier 20 15 here :Lg 1 111 Nov. 9 Van Buren 55 17 here 5'1 1 lg Nov. 16 Hartford City 17 5 here eff 1 or Dec. 7 Montpelier iv 13 there pd I 1 -4 Dec. 18 Gas City 28 11 here T 1' ,Q 1 Deo. 14 Evans liviarionl 38 44 here f Jan, 10 Washington 86 6 here gpg, r . Jen. ll Pennviiie so 2 there 3 Q 1 , Feb. l Van Buren 8 18 there J, 2 ' W ' Feb. 6 Gas City 34 6 there g,5g ,,A,,, ,cw wif I Jen. 22 Hartford city 17 18 there ,,gaeai5rt 19 Feb. 17 Four-Way Tournament at Montpelier 3 gfihtgg-p 'lzt . Chester Center 22 1,g5i,iQQnf fFina1slRol1-15 'i 1 Q , Feb. 19 St. Paul fMarionD 39 7 here if renter-'Q V -fl h E Second Team ' '1 ' ' A ' i '-' 5 1 Nov. 2 Montpelier 8 9 here is Nov. 9 Van Buren 20 9 here l ,J Q ,Q Q Dec. 7 Montpelier 8 11 there At, 1 g Deo. 14 Evans CMarionD 13 16 here Q 5 11,111 5 'Q dlllllllllll Ill ll' ll. ' ll lllllllll fill WIIIIIIIIWWII

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vv. 1 1 1 5 F ' L u I I 1 e n 5 4 ,. . 4 1, T ?S tv, 9. 9 I. -. .V V as rg-Z '.s. ,gi s in 4 .1 1: il 'v 5 ff fgfa iifeilf i ? ' 1- 4425. 11511-5 ' 1' T - Zaire- L.-.1 -L 'i 'H5iz, 714- .,-' r 27TY .lf P571- i':af,?5' 4.E,.J'?.'?Aifi'9-'.,'a2f , 'gf ut ,',: lu- ' 'ip'-:L-1'-I4 y,1Y . . . . . I 2 2 4,1g The Junior High also participated in a tourn- ?,1 g iff? ament held at Van Buren March 7 8 and Stn. fig g ., 9 a a ,l , SEE? They went to the finals and were defeated by Sweet- QV, g fl-2 zer 26-20. ' -a L 5 fri? ' :a4z 1 Q' Fourth, ,Fifthm and ,S ixth Grades 1 1? J stu 1? 5'L ' . ,- . . 4 W A E Jtjg During Halloween tne children engoyed a pot uf? gfai luck dinner at noon, and an afternoon full of games. fi 3535 Prizes were given to those winning contests and to ,Vg R522 the boy and girl dressed the ugliest. If y , lg . ,ya 4, , l ' . . . 'vi ,f'. The pupils of the room were divided into two ggi y 533 teams and canvassed the town and country selling ,ji lily subscriptions to the nFarm Journal and Farmer's EV, y ,QL Wife.H Some of the pupils won individual prizes. all 1 gygg The room kept 30? of the money, and used it to ti, 1 efff buy a basketball. in' 1 V Q 'wif 4 A f ? J E ii 2,55 All of the pupils took part in the Christmas Ei? Q itgg Operetta, nTne Toys that had to Wa1t.N Saw T 'qi F .' gf 4 - The enrollment for the fourth grade is as 1- jg? follows: Francis Banter, Mark Brokaw, Barbara Iii N Qty. Cline, Bobby Cook, Richard Cadbury, Ray Clancy, fQg g,QQ. Billy Holloway, Rex Morgan, Russell Pierce, and ,QQ 1 Zffg' Junior Tucker. Egg T T . W e if big The enrollment for the fifth grade is as QQQ Q git' follows: Leonard Boan, Junior Colbert, Ross Dick, gfh f 1552 Jr., Max Clancy, Helen Holloway, Patricia Keller, mM? 5 jig: Joyce Lillibridge, Connie Mead, Frances Melton, gih J 1533 Jerrol Palmer, and Billy Troxell. ,fi ' A A Bai? ' 4- fs . Q '- v N The enrollment for the sixth grade is as Q22 L Q A ' D . .' t 1 -. WMM: fg-W1ggiEigg follows: Rosalea Byall, Rosemary Copsey, Bob Dick, f5i?g,Z:gvTi aff , QWf'. Bob Gadbury, Cleo Harrold, Eugene Keller, Stanley gg, N jgfjj QA ,,.ajQ McClelland, Oris Palmer, Donald Pierce, Martha fiat Hygugx I ,gal Qq , ', Pulley, and Dorothy Sharp. P gy, tffd 1 ' ' 1' '- ' '-Q i is ,f ? : -M or-M' Vi, First, Second, and Third Grades plg Cowon 'x , ' ' f - .T Y ffl Q ,pY1 At the beginning of the year the second grade ,nfl Q 'ff built a grocery store. As an interlocking factor gp: , . 3 the third grade built a post office. Letters, ad- ,fl l ' it vertisements, bills, etc., were means of their Tqjf , f ik g 3 J p , y i J if J 7 ' 1 Tffg.25g5L-M-7 'f 7T7 ' C T P 5