Rolling Prairie High School - Rolling Log Yearbook (Rolling Prairie, IN)

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IN MEMORIAM All that Is, at all, Lasts ever, past recall; Earth changes, but thy soul and God stand sure. Ewell Junior Hunt Dorn September 12, 1922 Died August 14, 1939 Ethel Lizzie Rogers Born November 16, 1922 Died October 30, 1937 Ruth Prances Schrieber Born June 3, 1922 Died June 27, 1933

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FOREWORD In beginning the fifth decade of this cen- tury of progress., the senior class takes an- other grea ; stap in the development c»£‘ a bet- ter Rolling FrairJe High School-, Thau step is the leaving in permanent form a record of the activities of th z c-h ol year, 1940-41 Since a record is often called a log, and since Rolling Prairie is a timberlJne town, an appropriate name for our yearbook seemed to be the Rolling Log'1. Having provided a name for the book, we set out to develop a theme. Without any pre- vious experience or knowledge of yearbooks, we are, indeed, pioneering in the production of this annual. Accordingly, we adopted a ‘pio- neer theme for our first edition. It need not be mentioned that the cost of producing this publication greatly exceeded the price at which the book sold. A greet part of this deficit was made up by entertainments throughout the school year. We would like to thanl: everyone v7ho played even the smallest part in the production of this yearbook.

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 ROLLING LOG” STAFF Editor-in-chief----- Business Manager---- Senior Reporter----- Junior Reporter----- Sophomore Reporter— Freshman Reporter--- Art----------------- Calendar------------ Music--------------- Athletics----------- Snapshots----------- Administration and Alumni-------- Dramatics and Social-------- Features and Humor--------- Sponsors-----------Mr -Billie H. Abraham ---------Dean Hunt ------Barbara Reese -Margaret Me Carty ---------Jane Tower ------Doris Hewitt —Gloria Birkholtz -Lorraine Povolock ----Frances Meyers -------jo© Flitter Duane Williamson -------Harlan Pelty -Francos Shoemaker ---------Ruth Brown ------Ray Me Carty Margaret De Poy Post and Miss Yast Typists, mimeographers, and machine operators were: Ruth Brown, Phyllis Erickson, Frances Shoemaker, Phyllis Noblung, Lorraine Povolock, and Barbara Reese.