Roll High School - Rollonian Yearbook (Roll, IN)

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diana, where Jerry was manager of Mercer Lumber Company. They ate supper and then visited the girls for the evening. Thanking the girls for supper, Mr. Cox said good-bye. They traveled on to Kansas to visit the Max Pulley Sunflower Farm. Carolyn was so surprised to see Mr. Cox that she cried. Max and Carolyn had two girls and two boys. Ten, eight, seven, six. They had a farm of 800 acres. Carolyn said that she had received a letter from Norma Jean Trout who was now a medi- cal missionary in Africa, saying she was coming home for a visit with her folks. Mr. Cox said good-bye to Max and Carolyn and started for Hartford City, Indiana. Driving thru Indianapolis Mr. Cox decided they would visit the Speed Way. He received a brochure and found out that the two top drivers were also two boys he had had in Driver's Edu- cation, Bob Benbow and Albert Bridges who was driving for Don Schwartzkopf, the President of the Indianapolis Speed Way. Mr. Cox talked to the boys and found out that they were all bachelors and were living together in an apartment. The boys asked the Cox family to come to their apartment for a meal. They all went to a stage show. The Cox family had a very enjoyable evening. They thanked the boys and started toward Hartford City. Stopping at Marion to visit Mr. Coxis and Ruth's families, Mr. Cox had to go up to the Kroger Store to get something for supper. He found that the manager of the store was Donnie Bole. Donnie was married and had been living at Marion for ten years. He had been manager of the Kroger store for eight years. After talking to Donnie for awhile he decided to go on to Hartford City. Going after Ruth and the kids they started for Hartford City. They stopped at Norma Jean Trout's folks so they could talk to Norma Jean. Norma Jean told him about her job as a medi- cal missionary in Africa. Mr. Cox told her he had to visit Jane and Carol yet, so, they left and went to Mercer,s Company so he could find out where .lane lived. Jane was a secretary in her husbandis office. She told him that Carol had married Jack and they were living in a new home across from the Overhead Door. So, Mr. Cox went to visit Carol and Jack, who by this time had five sons and two daughters. He then started for the Hawaiian Islands. On the way home Mr. Cox told Ruth he was very proud of the Class of ,57. They had all done very well for themselves. By RITA BRILES MAXINE BALLENGER 190 ff 1 M-Q I lk y O - ' HW: ffxlbfg, 15 r.i.5i ew l l '1' Wi: as HI! Q-.:gf'..?f'a1 ia? 1 T-0 .401111-ATlqy5 ff- . fy Vi lr ' f B 1 'I A Q o ffm lo I9 's if . M i .t

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4 ff, William Ballenger Alvin Confer George Detraz Jim Clancy Sharron Clancy Joyce Helm J oe Heflin Doyle Luttrell Diana Morgan Dean Nessell Tyrone Payne Ronald Rice Ronald Said Janice Schwartzkopf Arlene Sharp Julia Shrader Dan Smith Lewis Willmann Juniors CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Arlene Sharp, Treasurerg Lewis Will- mann, Vice Presidentg Tyrone Payne. Presidentg Joyce Helm, Reporter: Julia Shrader, Secretaryg Janice Sch- wartzkopf, Treasurer. rnorcfk Not Available 7 ,-X Quiz: .-'rn 711. Av-i n