iqqxil -vvP7H7i rff7w7'f7 'T'fT pT7?TSfYf'V ' 'Y 'f'H'ezs Aa. f - t f 'a-L fag, I y hat and coat disappear, the lights are turned out '4 I4 I several times by some unknown person, The Cobra f abducts Cora but brings her back, the lemonade is I '4 I doped, and The Cobra returns and captures Jane. 4 ' After many other exciting events the Cobra, who 44 turns out to be Tom Randall, is finally caught. j l 1 55E?EPlFB?S QlBP 4 -I The first meeting of the Agriculture Club was I Q held November 4, 1940, and the following officers I were elected: President--Gail Hahng Vice-Pres- b 4 4 e 4 Q ident--Clarence Murphy, Jr,g Secretary-Treasurer-- 4 fl Richard Yeneerg Reporter--Ted Cline. Other members 4 + included Harold Johnson, Eugene McIlwain, Ralph We I 1 , . 1 4 Morgan, Charles Yates, Byron Banter, Thurl McDermit, H Clarence Walker, Jack Sharp, Robert Smith, Elvin 4 Q Collins, Cecil Robb, Robert Vincent, Delbert f I Pulley, James Roderick, Bobby Joe Speidel, and 14 E Bruce Byall. ',1 q Activities during the year included a pest- f killing contest won by a team under the leadership 14 L1 of Elvin Collins. Other members of the winning f' I 'Q 1 45 j group included Robert Vincent, Clarence Murphy, J '1 Clarence Walker, and Jack Sharp. Another activity i which created considerable interest was a nail- 1 I driving contest won by Clarence Murphy. A party I was held Monday, February 17, 1941, for the winning I I team in the pest-killing contest. 4 I 1 I This organization, under the direction of 4 James McJilton, is rapidly becoming one of the ' standard clubs of the high school. Although the I club has been organized for just a year, consider- able interest has been shown in its development. , TTTT 'Q lr-J I-' ICJ H IFJ C11 leo lm o I5 o lo I- -. I I y . 757 V vi 'r Faculty V J .. I I Herschel A. Morgan, Principal ---'- '-- a ' 7 6 9 ' Dale Wagoner ------' - '- 4, 5- 5 5 ' 2 . Mrs. Marjorie Younts Lewis ------------- '--1, 2, 6 5 I i . The Roll Grade School is indeed grateful to the ' Rollonian Staff for the space given them, and it is ' 1 I I w I I .Y 4- , W I . 1l--,- - ,iii . . lIl.,., ,C ,ll -S . , if .fLg44' 4.441451 4--A Q43 4. 4' 45 4' 41:4 41-'4A'4f'es.g-' .rung 12-Q,A
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J xxd 4, wi I . , , . .--: 'L- ' -:' :EJ T 1.4 IL... 'L.: 1153? 'N v 1 1 q their wish that the standards of education and char- I4 A acter building in all grades may be met and sur- M 1 passed new and in future years. fd 4 1 Mr. Dale Wagoner oi' Waterloo, Indiana, came to '4 ,1 Roll this year to fill the vacancy in grades 4, 5, 1' 'Q and 6, created by Miss Edith Ylright. Q During the year Miss Marjorie Younts of Roll, '4 if became Mrs. George Lewis of Hartford City. A The enrollment for Grade Eight is as follows: Q4 I Carrol Bole, Byno Clevenger, Jean Colbert, Eula Bee Crockett, James Holloway, Berniece Johnson, John , Q Robinson, Inez Schmidt, Norma Sharp, Hobart Sutton, 1 QT Elmer Yates, Norma Monroe. The Seventh Grade in- V'- ,A cludcs: Rosalea Byall, Howard Chapman, Rosemary M Copsey, Robert Dick, Robert Gadbury, Stanley Mc- ,W ' Clelland, Oris Palmer, Donald Pierce, Martha Pulley, Dorothy Sharp, and Wayne Futrell. 1,1 Roll Junior High Basketball Schedule 11 . 1940-1941 ,1 '4 First Team gf F4 We The M1 'E Nov Royerton 1 7' I9 4 if Nov. Montpelier 35 ll 31 W Nov Van Buren 46 5 f Q Nov. chester center ll ie 91 , Dec Warren 56 lO . 51, Dec Gas City . 53 ll Q ,I Dec Hartford City 34 5 K Jan Washington 51 2.0 ,y ,I J an Pennvi lle 23 5 N ,vi Feb Martin Boots lliarionb 26 V 5 yy Feb Jackson 27 '7 1, Feb Pennville 32 8 ff tw Feb Martin Boots QMarionD 20 19 1, I V Second Team I.. 43161 -X it W f T M Nov Royerton 15 23 2. , fl Nov Chester Center 6 5 fs ' La. Dec Warren 5 17 Hx Dec Gas City 15 16 f
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