Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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'fl-low 'Dear to our 'Hearts The dllngent work of the trustees nn making our school a possubalnty the patnent leadershnp of the teachers those long re cesses nn the grades when we began those frnendshnps that the passung of years has strengthened the thrtll of our fsrst year up stanrs when an old sensor spoke to us the songs sung on our bus traps to and from Sun shme conventuons and ball games the success of our FFA gudgnng team those class prolects to make money fEven yet chnll suppers and paper drnves make us shudderj losnng our votces at ball games workang to Improve the HIGH SPOT and LARS and to meet deadlines and last but not least the knee knocklng at our all nmportant gradu atlon All thus and far more the l953 LARS attempts to portray In words and pactures 'How Obhgated to our Parents Dear Mom and Dad We realize now who at was that helped us up those steps the fnrst day of school pransed our odd looknng drawnngs and sample prunted papers who supported our many school actnvntnes lnstened to our many complaints helped us do our home work sugned our report cards good or bad gave us good advice we dndnt always appreciate paid for class rmgs and sweaters and proudly watched when we tnnally received ou. diplomas Yes we fnnally realuzed at ns our own parents to whom we owe our thanks To show our apprecnatlon we dedncate thas book THE LARS to you God bless you Mom and Dad' Humbly THE ROSSVILLE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 4 O O 1 I I 1 I I . . , . . I 1 ' I . r . . . . . ' I I I ' I illow well we Remember . It ss not lskely that anyone wsll forget the wsnnsng of the sectsonal dursng our sophomore year The parents were probably wastsng up for several conssdersng the lengthy celebratson afterward We had a wonderful hay rsde to end our sunsor class party There was only one thsng whsch marred sts perfectson thss besng the absence of the hay Have you ever trsed cooksng wesners wsthout a pan? We sensors arrsved at our sensor play party and found plenty of food but no pans or bottle openers for our soft drsnks Many of us became great explorers of stream banks that nsght Our varssty proved they were great basketball players when they succeeded sn gettsng 77 posnts whsch defsnstely beat our opponent Mulberry thss year Pat Snellsng ss a good spellsng student but her subconscsous msnd revealed her true thoughts when she orally spelled asr masl a sr m ale Whether she had someone partscular sn msnd ss stsll a mystery We certasnly cant overlook those grade school crushes Shsrley Hufford and Donald Wampler along wsth Dorss Eller and Marshall Sheets were badly snfected wsth puppy love dursng the fsfth and ssxth grades The sale of Kleenex went up the nsght we lost the freshman conference tour ney to Jeff lt was only after a long hard struggle that we fsnally succumbed to a defeat of one posnt Our freshmen gsrls were quste sn awe of the sensor boys abslsty to dance We wonder whether that had anythsng to do wsth the several freshmen gsrl and sensor boy couples Tsmes have changed now so st seems Bsll Young certasnly fooled hss tormentors when he surprsssngly developed sn to a tall muscular lad after besng such a small sksnny lsttle fellow Well one can never tell can one? Jesse Shsveley kept the sunsor play cast sn suspense for several days whsle he worked up hss courage to ksss the Mother good bye He fsnally made st but we stsll cant fsgure out what caused hss face to get so red It couldnt have been a re f'ectson ssnce hss sust was brown We also heard from the grapevsne that Tommy Sksles was so tsred one day sn the grades that he actually sat under Mrs Catton s desk He stsll has a passson for talksng Tsme doesnt always cure everythsng O , . I . , . I I . . . . 1 . . . , . I I ' I , . - ' I . 1 . - 1 I I - 1 - . . . 1 . I fl-low 'Encouraging . . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MR ANDREW trustee MR THARP prmclpal Cant you hear Mr Tharp saymg Come ln lets talk thus over 'P Perhaps nts thus attntude of mutual plannnng and co operation that has helped more than any other factor to promote the welfare of our school Student councnl members lnduv tdual teachers the prlnclpal the trustee and the advnsory board all partlcrpate un maklng possible a better school Rossvulle a school wnth a contmuous commission has grown from a graduating class of three an 1899 to a school with an enrollment of four hundred ten that uses all the facnlltnes of three bulldlngs Clay Owen and Warren townshups transfer thelr hugh school students to Rossvnlle Recently Mr Andrew has made several Improvements nn our school plant and added modern equupment Fluorescent lnghts new desks for the grades chairs for left handed students and shelves and study tables for the lubrary are greatly appre clated As the 1953 LARS goes to press a P T A as nn the process of organuzatlon Thus should prove to be a real asset to Rossvulle School as nt faces the future nw.ah..f...1e.ss - -' , s' .- . , . , I ' ll U I ' ll ' I a , , . . , ' I I I - . . . . . . I I ' I I ' I I - I - . . . . , . . . . CECIL THARP Mr Tharp as principal has but one require ment for R H S students that they act like ladies and gentlemen Mathematical formulas which he teaches also fund expressuon un hus duscuplune The shortest dustance to a duploma us a straught lune of duty He funds time to co sponsor the uunuor class and sponsor the student council He obtained hus M A degree at lnduana Unuversuty CECIL CRUM Mrs Crum always makes the dustunctuon be tween rught and wrong very evident to both the gurls and the boys. Any gurl or 'boy who can success- fully live up to her standards will be considered an all-around good citizen. She sponsors our Sunshine Society and the freshman class. She is a graduate of Southwest Missouri State Teachers' College. TROY FOX Mr Fox has been a member of the R H S school faculty for many years When ut comes to arranging and re-arranging assembly seats for the best results he cant be topped. Long ago he found the key to handling the antics of over enthusiastic high school boys. He is also a co-sponsor of the iunior class, Purdue claims him as a graduate. RALPH ACORD Mr Acord has proved a great leader and frrend of our FFA boys Under has expert gurdance they have achreved many state honors and natnonal recogmtron Although he practuces close frnendshnp wxth has boys he makes no allowances for un satxstactory work The sophomores keep hum on has toes smce he IS their sponsor He IS a Purdue graduate V1 MARYEVELYN ACORD Mrs Acord concern herself wnth the problem of servmg good nutrrtuous meals by planmng them and supervusnng thenr preparatron The homemaktng gurls gave her credut for makrng them expert rtppers she believes In an nntended stratght seam berng sewn thus She also has her hands full co sponsor :ng the busy sensor class Ball State Teachers College IS her alma mater KENNETH MARSHALL Mr Marshall ts quute well known around school as belng an expert test gtver It has to be admrtted though that the facts stay wrth you pro vldnng you get them to begun wtth Hrs revuewmg of the struggle for peace tn the world could dtrectly p rtarn to the struggle for harmony rn the school The etghth graders clanm htm as therr sponsor and Purdue as a graduate HOWARD MILLER Mr Muller excels In the art of shop work Under has supervtsnon many of the fellows have done quate well un bunldtng artucles of furnnture and preparnng orawmgs Proper constructlon may add a lot to theur way of lrfe He also coaches our fresh man team and co sponsors the semor class IH their many protects He graduated from lndrana State Teachers College LOREN JOSEPH Mr Joseph has successfully applned hlmself to maklng our basketball team a good one One of has mann requlrements IS good sportsmanshnp wln or lose Thus prnnclpal tres nn very nucely wlth everyday lnvmg He as our basketball boys best fruend and helper He us a Butler graduate T ,J if as , o ff ALICE RODKEY Mrs Rodkey xs an example of a school teach er s endless chaln of work She supervuses the edrt mg of the HIGH SPOT and of the LARS and the marntenance of the lubrary besldes teachnng her regular classes She rs always ready to help our Latun Club whuch she sponsors She received her degree from DePauw Unuversuty HELEN MARSHALL Mrs Marshall as attemptung to teach her speech c'ass the arts of correct puollc speaknng and general onversatlon She sets a good example of perfectlon h rself She ns determaned to make spellers of her s mor Engl sh class and thus grves them twenty fve words a day Although the groanlng IS loud so Far all have survaved Her alma mater as Central Normal College JAMES MONTGOMERY Mr Montgomery seventh grade sponsor has the bg lob of actlng as our school treasurer and keeplng our books rn order Tnme wrltungs rn typmg are hrs specualty He has proved a bag help to Mr Joseph by coaching the B team and assustnng wrth the varslty He gaves Central Normal College the credrt for hrs advanced education L. . . I . 1 V - . .- , , . , . - . I 5.- am .- Q-, .. Q .WP i I . 9. 5 . - . .. . v - . 1 I. ' tj? Do JEAN BARTON Mrs Barton took over Mrs Acord s classes this year until she was able to return to her teaching Although she was here only a few weeks we are all glad to have had the opportunity to work for her and with her She also is a graduate of Purdue JEWELL RULE Rule starts our grade school boys on their road to a basketball career by teaching them to handle a ball properly He teaches the fifth and sixth grades and supervises their play along with Mr Cox He claims Central Normal College as his school of higher learning JAMES MAXSON Mr, Maxson has started the younger classes on their musical career by starting the iunior band. The junior and main band have performed at our ball games this year, This has added to our school spirit which helps win our games. The students also en- ioy girls' and mixed chorus under his supervision. His musical training came from Butler University. RICHARD COX Mr. Cox serves as our assistant grade school coach. He shares the responsibility of teaching the fifth and sixth grades and also helps supervise the younger classes during their recesses. His lenient sense of humor helps the pupils to enioy their school work. He is a Ball State Teachers' College graduate. XREPHA McDANlELS Mrs McDanlels gomed us thls year and very successfully took over the largest pramary class the fourth grade The fourth graders are very happy to have thas cheerful frnendly teacher She rs a grad uate of Ball State Teachers College MABEL CATRON Mrs Catron creates a center of lnterest for her thrrd grade by preparrng a dlsplay taole whuch lately featured a farm Her class consuders her a grand person and teacher and are happy under her supervusron She got her trarntng for teachmg these lrttle tots at Ball State Teachers College HAZEL THARP Mrs Tharp has taught our second grade for two years now and the second graders of thrs year were pleased she came back She successfully uses her knack to handle and tram the young future crtlzens of the natron She attended Blakers Teach ers College whrch lS now affrlnated wuth Butler Un verslty brown oak CATHERINE SHEPARD Mrs Shepard lends a krnd helprng hand to the lrttle tots as they take the bug step of enterlng the first grade of school They learn to play work and get along wnth others Thus ts very Important for future scholars Her alma mater IS Ball State Teachers College V , ' . . 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Tlow 'Relieved THE GRADUATES We JOYCE ELLEN AVERY Joycne nshtne l 2 A 2 Hugh Spot 3 4 Sensor Play A Ambtton Secretary HAROLD K AUSTIN Ltttle Peter A S fretary 4 Treasurer 2 Datry Judgnng 3 Student Manager l la s Prestdent 2 Juntor Play 3 Hugh Spot 3 Student Counctl Prestdent 4 Ambttton Farmer MARILYN LOUISE BLACK Mlm nshtne 1 2 A n Club 2 3 Lars Staff 4 Hugh Spot 3 4 O eretta I B nd l 2 Chorus I 2 Ltbrartan 3 Junror Play 3 Ambvtton Nurse Connie Vt nshinel 2 H V e Pre Ident 2 , .A. l, 2, 3g Vice President 35 W Latin Club 2 3 4- Lars Staff 4, High Spot 3, Operetta Ig Chorus lg Senior Play 4g Librarian 25 Ambition: Nurse WILLIAM W BRADEN Willie A Dairy Judging 4 Junior Play 3 High Spot 4 Class Se retary 4 Ambition Lawyer GEORGE W BU RKHALTER Georgeous A Sentinel 2 Secretary 3 Dairy Judging 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 4 s etball l 2 ck l Ambition Veterinarian MARGARET LEE CURNUTT Margie nsh ne l 2 H A orus l 2 Senior Play 4 High Spot 3 4 Ambition Secretary DARLENE DEVORE Q nshinel 2 'lag FHA 2 L in Club 3 4 Lars Staff 4 l-ligh Spot 3 4 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Amontion Nurse MAX CALLOWAY B etballl 2 3 ck l Baseball 4 Lars Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Ambition Pilot CONNIESUE CHITTICK 5 3 Q WILLIAM R. DUNK 11-I-exll FFA. l, 2, 3, 4: Darry Judging 3g Student Manager lg Senior Play Ag Afnbtlon: Race Driver LlLA JO DUNK Jody r shi we Operetta l n ub s ta f H g S ot nd l C orus l Serwor Pla Afnb tion Cert fied Publ c A ount r DORlS ANN ELLER Snooks nshine l 2 Lars Staff A H gh Spot Editor 3 senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 3 Ambition Beautician CHESTER FLORA HOPPY High Spot 3 Lars Staff 4 Senior Play A Operetta l orus l 3 Ambition Accountant RONALD GAYLOR Ronnle en or Play 4 Lars Staff 4 ck 3 etball l Ambton Stock Car Driver ANNETTIE C GOOD Sunshine President L . .A, L Treasurer - S-Cretary 3- Lars Staff - High Spot 3- Junor Play 3' in Club 2 3 ' Pro-Consul 3- n l - Librarian Ai Ambition: Homemalcing Teacher K , SIM EUGENE HARDESTY Gene Jett H.gh School I, 2, 3g Arnbit.or1: Military Service SHIRLEY ANN HUFFORD Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, Lars Staff 4, ' Latin Club 2 3 4' Scrioa 2, Consul 3, 4, High Spot 3, 4, Student Council 34 Operetta I, Junior Play 3, Track Queen 2, Class Treasurer I, Class Vice President 4, Ambition: Newspaper Reporter JOYCE ANN KINGERY Fuzz nsh ne I 2 Lars Staff 4 High Spot 3 4 Operetta I orus I 2 Junior Play 3 Lbrarian I Yell Leader I Amoition Stenographer GARY LEE KITE Gary Junior Play 3 Chorus 4 Ambition Electronic Engineer PHILIP LEE 1 A V e President 3 Da ,f Judging N Sen or Play 4 I-I gh Spot 3 Lars Staff 4 Class Vice President Class Treasurer 4 k etball I 2 Arnbton Minister ESTHER MARIE MCGILL nshine I 2 Lars Staff 4 Operetta I High Spot 3 4 J mor Play S D 3 J Chorus I 2 I 1 Librarian 2 Ambition Housewife It mafia RUSSELL ELDON LONG Russ A Lvestock Judging 2 3 A Da ry Judging 2 Basketball I Ambit on Av ator JOY ADELL METZGER Josy nshine i 2 A Ambition Housewife SHIRLEY JEAN METZGER Shirley nshine l 2 A Lars Staff 4 Operetta l Senior Play 4 C orus I 4 Arnbiton Housewife TERRY J PETERS Pete Assistant Student Manager 3 Student Manager A Junior Play 34 Ambition: Military Service RICHARD A. REDDlNGTON Dic Bas etball I 2' ck I - Junior Play 3- Arnbition: Navy Admiral CAROLYN SUE NEHER Susie Sunshine I, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3g High Spot 4, Chorus lg Ambition: Manager of Tompkins DOROTHY MARIE NEWHOUSER O Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary l, Corresponding Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lars Staff Editor 4, Junior Play 3, Operetta l, Chorusl 2 3- Class President l, Yell Leader l, 3, High Spot 3, 4, Arnbtlon: Nurse MARSHALL G. SHEETS Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Operetta l, Lars Staff 4, Chorus l, 3, Ambition: Pharmacist JESSE SHIVELY Jess F.F,A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Livestock Judging l, 2, 3, 4, National F.F.A. Convention 4, State F.F.A. Convention 2, 3, Class President 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Junior Play 3, Track l, Arnbition: Veterinarian WI NIFRED ANN PURCELL Eli Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, High Spot 3, 4, Lars Staff 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Operetta T, Junior Play 3, Senior Play S. D. 4, Librarian 3, Class Secretary l,Class Treasurer 2 Ambition: Stenographer JEAN ANN SILVERTHORN Jeanne Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lars Staff 4, High Spot 3, 4, Operetta I, Band l, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Ambition: Lawyer THOMAS M. SKILES Skeeter Basketball l, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 2, Senior Play 4, Operetta l, Boys' State 3, Chorus l, Class Treasurer 3, High Spot 3, Lars Staff 4, Ambition: Military Service RUTH SLOAN Ruthnebel rsh ne I 2 V ce Presrdent 3 In Club 2 H gh Spot 3 rt I CIass Secretary 2 Lars Staff Busrness Manager 4 Arnbrtron Flrght Nurse PATRICIA SNELLINO B S nshtne 2 3 4 H A Lars Staff 4 Chorus I Librarian 2 3 Senior Play 4 Ambmon Secretary DONALD R WAMPLER Wamp etbaIII 2 3 ck I Hrgh Spot 3 Lars Staff 4 Student Councrl 3 Semor Play 4 Ambmon Engnneer WILLIAM R YODER Wall le A Reporter I Darry Judgmg 4 Sensor PIay 4 Bas err:-all I 2 3 Baseball 4 Track I Ambltron Farmer FRANCIS WARD Fran A Darry Judgmng 3 Bas efball I 2 Student CouncxI 4 Senror Play 4 ck I Chorus 3 4 I-hgh Spot 3 Arnbmon Jet Ace BILLY JOE YOUNG Goatne A Reporter 4 n I Hugh Spot 3 Operetta I, Jumor Play 3, Ambmon Farmer 33 ll 1 Il Su- I. , , 3, 4, 1 ' : Lat , 3, 4, Ba d , 2, 3, HP tn E1 U ' , : 1 ' F, . . 3, 'X u 11 , 36551 , , , 4: Tra , 2, 3, 4, ll ' I Il FQF. . 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I, 2, 3, 4, Ba d , 2,' ' 'How Uavad the 'Past The straans of POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE are echoang through the gymnas aum and as I look about me at the tharty eaght other eager classmates gavang a last manute touch to thear caps my mand goes back to a day an September when twen ty one excated and cute youngsters clambed onto the farst step on our staarway to Commencement 1953 I remember as af at were yesterday Mrs Cochran was our teacher that farst year Dad she ever have her hands full wath twenty one ampash youngsters Tom Skales MarshallSheets Esther McGall Dor as Eller Chet Flora Lala Dunk Sharley Hufford Terry Peters Max Calloway Ron Gay lor Annettae Good Russell Long Jesse Shavely Daxae Sheets John Cook Keath Guan Sandra Stoms Sharon Deboy Rachard Fatzwater Merrall Gaylor and Laura Gascho On the second step we were guaded by Mrs Fasher Oh those wratang lessons' We were loaned by Gary Kate and for a whale Bobby Lane but lost Sandra Stoms Rachard Fatzwater and Merrall Gaylor Mrs Fasher was our teacher agaan an the thard grade Annettae really took the Wszard of Oz to heart she would sat an tne hall and cry whale at was beang read' Ball Young loaned us here and Ralph Delp lourneyed wath us for a few months Shar on Deboy abandoned us on thas step On the fourth step Joe Parr clambed Eugene Katsman and Martha Crouse were wath us temporaraly and we lost Laura Gascho ln the fafth grade we davaded our tame our mornangs were spent wath Mrs Catron and an the afternoon Mr Wolfe taught us our multaplacataon tables What mental torture' Don Wampler and Lloyd Huffer came to Rossvalle whale Joe Parr moved away Jean Salverthorn loaned us on the saxth step and Keath Guan moved to Lafayette entered our class an the seventh year and Lloyd Huffer left On the eaghth step Pat Mohler stepped an whale Barbara Rolston left When we entered hagh school our class roll increased ammensely by the follow ang transfers from Owen and Owasco Joyce Avery Maralyn Black Harold Austan Ball Dunk Dack Reddangton Ball Yoder Darlene Devore Carolyn Neher Ruth Sloan Phal Lee Joyce Kangery Ronald Devore Phyllas Gascho Ruth B'edsoe Joy Metzger Dorothy Newhouser Connae Chattack Wanafred Purcell George Burkhalter Sharley Metzger and Francas Ward Ron and Don Harshman came from Florada ln the maddle of the year we were loaned by Pat Snellang and Nancy Mclntare whale we had lost Pat Mohler ln our sophomore year we welcomed to our class Ball Braden Frances Scott and Clayton Ames who was wath us only a short tame After a few months spent an Florada Ron and Don Harshman F8lOlned our class Remember our excatement when we receaved our class sweaters and how for weeks the study hall was bedecked wath grey specks Cheaper by the Dozen was the prade of our lunaor class And the way we held one hand out when we got our rangs' On the eleventh step entered Margaret Cur nutt and Gene Hardesty We were sorry when Nancy Mclntare and Ron and Don Harshman left us durang the year Phyllas Gascho left our class after the tenth grade We approached the fanal step of oJr school days lourney wath forty class members havang lost Daxae Sheets Ronald Devore and John Cook Frances Scott left after the farst three weeks leavang us tharty nane an our graduataon class How dear to our hearts wall our senaor year always remaan' The senaor play our maga zarae subscraptaon drave our paper draves our senaor pactures ball games our won derful trap to Washangton and New York and the last days spent an our classes lt seems at was all only yesterday . But now the farst senaors are enterang the gym Walkang toward the stage l am assured that as we leave our halls of avy we shall stall remember though we be far far away C C O 0 C I D . . . I - . n . . - . I I . I - 1 1 I I 1 I ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' . . , . I I I I , . O I 1 u I - 1 n Q . F I , . . 4 . l . Junior High!-How adult we felt as we sat in the study hall. Barbara Rolston . I . . - : I K I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I ' I I , . , . ' I l . l I l l . I . . . I I n . . . l . I - I I I 1 ' , . I . . . . l I . I ll v ll I I , . How Freelg we Gave We the 1953 class of Rossvalle Hagh School Rossvalle lndaana beang of sound mand and body do make thas our last wall and testament I Harold Austan wall my abalaty to keep late hours to anyone who thanks he can hade the after effects I Joyce Ellen Avery do humbly offer my rosy cheeks to Betty Sapes who maght enaoy the change I Maralyn Black wall my seat an the study hall to my saster Sharon so that she may enaoy Ross Malners company I Ball Braden gladly let Jam Gross have some of my heaght af he thanks he can actually use at I George Burkhalter donate my fleetness on the basketball floor to the future champ Art Gross af he can avoad fallang over has own feet I Max Calloway gave to the manly Phal Carr the art of growang a beard I Connae Chattack would lake to leave my habat of stayang home evenangs to Kay Barnhart provadang she doesnt turn anto a stay at home I Margaret Curnutt wall my breezaness an shorthand to next year s shorthand class af they can hold up under at I Darlene Devore generously pass my abalaty to erase an typang on to next year s typers af they re as messy as I was I Ball Dunk bequeath my ever exastang endeavors to make the A honor roll to Sylvan Eller who may some day use at I Lala .Io Dunk wall my senaor skart to senaor garls of 54 who may shy away from the tradataonal decorataons I Doras Eller hand my blue fanger naal polash to Maralee Brenneman af she can take the rabbang I Chester Flora wall let Merrall Gaylor have my abalaty to out referee the re feree af he learns to shout as loudly as I dad I Ronnae Gaylor leave my Wald Cat anterest to any Rossvalle fellow provadang has anterest asnt aamed darectly at mane I Aranettae Good pass on to Don Chattack my occasaons of dravang wathout a Iacense af he wall be more careful whale passang cars I Gene Hardesty leave my appetate to Meredath Sknles under the condataon that he doesnt gaan any more weaght than I have I Sharley Hufford wall to my saster Pat my half of the alarm clock provadang she gets to school on tame I Joyce Kangery leave my aob as mameographer to Martha Tacen af she can fand a way to keep the machane an perfect shape I Gary Kate wall let Charles Coffman have my abalaty to snatch cough drops an the study hall af he promases not to get caught 6 6 Q 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . . , . . . . , 1 1 1 1 I ' I 1 1 . , . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 I I - - . ll ' II' ' ' ' 1 1 . . . , . . . 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I Phulup Lee bequeath my pew un physucs to a 54 senuor boy who wull promuse to eruuoy teasung the gurls as much as I dud I Russell Long wull my senuor cords to anyone who has the patuence and us careful enough to keep them clean I Esther McGull do humbly leave my demure demeanor to Trudy George pro- vudung she takes the change to heart I Joy Metzger wull leave my petuteness to Evelyn Scolley uf she promuses not to let ut go to her head I Shurley Metzger guve my attendance record to anyone who has been ab sent more than I have uf thats possuble I Carolyn Neher hereby leave to Ella Cook my abuluty to play volley ball pro- vudung she doesnt beat the opposung team too much I Dorothy Newhouser agree to leave my note passung to Maruorue Gochenour I Terry Peters wull my posutuon as student manager to Bob Hunesley provudung he doesnt forget to vusut the gurls at the halves and between ball games I Wunufred Purcell pass on to Sue Kungery my front seat un government and hope she has more success un getting A s than I dud I Duck Reddungton bequeath my curly haur to all boys wuth crew cuts uf they wull pun ut up every nught and keep ut combed un soft curls I Marshall Sheets leave my haur style to Muckey McCoy provudung he doesnt Cut ut to watch out for Mr Fox whule playing un the lubrary I Jean Sulverthorn gladly guve my uob as busuness manager of the school paper to anyone who doesnt mund headaches I Thomas Skules wull my stutterung to Juluan Bell uf he makes ut as useful as I have always trued to do I Ruth Sloan pass on my posutuon as chuef squaw un trug class to any gurl who us brave enough to take ut I Pat Snellung bequeath my habut of whusperung un class to Aluce Muller uf she does ut whule the teacher usnt lookung I Don Wampler do humbly offer my abuluty to take puctures to next years LARS photographer uf he doesnt try to take flash puctures wuthout the bulbs I Francus Ward would luke to leave my resustance to femunune wules to anyone whose resustance us low I Bull Yoder donate my seat un the offuce to anyone who wull promuse to use ut as fauthfully as I dud I Bull Young wull to my brother Rex my luck un attracting cute freshmen gurls uf he promuses to waut untul he us a senuor We the Class of I953 nomunate and appoint Mr Howard Muller to be execu tor of thus our last wull and testament In wutness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal thus twenty nunth day of Aprul un the year 1953. CLASS OF I953 I . . I ..,. . . I I . . . . I - I I I . . . g. I ' l I ' ' -. I , . ' , . . . I I . . . D I I . .. . . . I . . I . . I . . I . . I . . . . . , I I I, Jesse Shively, will my talent of playing jacks to Rolland Crow if he promises I . I . . . , . I I . . ,, . ,, . . . I I I . I . . . . . . . I I . . . , I I I I I I I I . . U . - , . I - . 'How Stage Struck . . . CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Bottom row L to R Wumfred Purcell fErnestmej Marnlyn Black Uackuej Shnrley Hut ford lMrs Gnlbrethj Annettle Good lMuss Brlllj Second row Bull Braden lDanJ Jean Snlverthorn lMarthaJ Dorothy Newhouser lAnnej Esther McGull lMrs Fntzgeraldj Joyce Klngery lLnlluanJ Thurd row Gary Kate lDr Burton, Marshall Sheets lLarryJ Harold Austm lFrankJ Terry Peters Uoe Scalesj Jesse Shlvely lMr Gnlbrethj Bull JUNIOR PLAY Our lunuor year we brought out from under the covers our hndden talents and became actors and actresses for sux weeks nn the sprung CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN was our productaon Dont you remember those ghastly looks that were thrown our way one morn :ng twelve red headed hugh school lunaors walked into the assembly Maddy blouses black stockings bug halrbows knnckers knee socks and of course red hanr was the style for several days. Durmg the sux weeks of practlce everyone got a bug thrall of seemg Jesse klss Shurley an the last act Jesse also had trouble wnth hrs whustle one nught of the per formance also he learned what teddles were Incudentally the dog also had red hanr Young fFredJ, Dick Reddington lBillj. ' n I OUR MISS BROOKS Bottom row L to R Pat Snellmg Uanej George Burkhalter CFrankl Ball Yoder Uedj Lula Dunk fRhondaJ Joy Metzger Darlene Devore fDorlsJ Dons EIlerfMuss Audubon, Conme Chnttsck CMargeJ Thnrd row Margaret Curnutt fMrs Allenl Don Wampler lMr Wadsworthj Mrs Marshall KDIFSCTOFJ Chester Flora QMartml Max Calloway fEdj Ronald Gaylor lBasketball playerj Bull Dunk fBasketball playerj Phul Lee fHugo Long acrel Francns Ward QSldl SENIOR PLAY Our sensor year our stage productnon was OUR MISS BROOKS Although Ruth Sloan had a poodle cut Instead of long blonde hanr she played her part of Mass Brooks very well Everybody noticed the first night that Ball Yoder knew what a Kleenex was to be used for The clnmax came when Bull klssed Pat and got so tnckled that he laughed un her face Wasnt he msultrng Pat? So thus benng dngnnfned sensors we brought to an abrupt end our stage careers We want to thank Mrs Marshall for dnrectung both plays I ', r f Tom Skiles lStanleyl, Ruth Sloan fMiss Brooksj. Second row: Joyce Avery fMiss Finchl: a Q i 4' n .X .1 O-W , U, Q. 6' 'in 1 , I . I . 3 Tic wx?- Z, ' Q I. 'ii N Qu! Juniors The iuniors, sponsored by Mr. Fox and Mr. Tharp, are worthy of the name of upperclassmen. In the interest of their class treasury they have had two chicken sup- pers and a skating party, handled concessions at ball games, and given their play, The Father of the Bride. Class rings identify most of them. Athletically Don Chittick and Julian Bell represent this group. Scholastically this class provides fine leadership for the school. Rolland Crow, president Judy Crum, vice-president Dale Long, secretary 'Julian Bell, treasurer Eugene Bailey Kay Barnhart Maralee Brenneman Mariorie Brovont .uv Amy Cable Javonna Carney Ji . 1'7 Phil Carr 'qv Don Chittick Betty Crum Margie Dunk Marina Frank Everett Freels Merrill Gaylor Mariorie Gochenour Sylvia Gushwa Mary Ellen Harshbarger -9' if i Bob Hinesley Eleanor Hopper Sue Kingery Don Kressley John Koble John McCoy Don Mills Floyd Oaks Don Price Marilyn Rodenbarger Gladys Scolley Gerald Stevens Gordon Stevenson Martha Ticen Mary Ticen Earl Unger Mary Jane Unger Patsy Wetzel Marilyn Widmer FATHER or THE amos April 9-10 Stanley Banks ............ John McCoy Ellie Banks ......... Maralee Brenneman Kay Banks . . . ........ Kay Barnhart Ben Banks ..... ....... S ylvan Eller Toni Banks ...... .... S ue Kingery Buckley Dunston . . . .... Rolland Crow Buzz Taylor ...... ........ J udy Crum Peggy Swift . . . . . . Mariorie Brovant Delilah ........ . . . Amy Cable Miss Bellamy . . . ..... Betty Crum Miss Massonla . . . . . . Marina Frank Joe .......... ..... J ulian Bell Mrs. Pulitski . . . . . . Sylvia Gushwa Red ....... ..... D on Chiftick Pete ........ .... E ugene Bailey Tim's man . . . . . . Bob Hinesley Sophomores Mr. Acord and his sophomores have been a busy group As money making proiects they sponsored two bakes sales two skating parties and a chili supper Blue sweaters mark them in study hall but their scholastic achievements make them even more conspicuous Sports claim the attention of nine boys yet every school act ivity finds an interested group of sophomores backing it ordon Wagoner, president David Hufford, vice-president James Butz, secretary Alice Miller, treasurer Robert Archer Tom Beets Judy Biesecker Julia Jo Bogan Fred Brown Kay Burkhalter Kenneth Butler Charles Coffman Patty Coleman Donald Cox Charles Davies Larry DeFord Gerald Devore Norma Dolby Charles Douglas Norman Duckworth Sylvan Eller Carol Finley Pat Finney Hope Gilman Audrey Gochenour Barbara Good Charles Greenwood Charles Grider James Gross Judy Hackerd Donald Hamm Patricia Huttord Allen Kemmer Norman Kemmerer Jahn Lawson Maude Leslie John Lewis Charles McCoy Jackie McCoy Richard Metzger Carolyn Miller Richard Miller Lanny Moore Linda Ottinger Claude Price Mary Helen Rohr Mary Jo Rule Marcia Salmon Evelyn Scolley Harold Scolley Terry Shaffer Leona Shively Meredith Skiles Charlene Tansey Betty Thomas Donna Waldron Robert Waldron James Waters Q Sara Wilkins 'Freshmen The freshmen are becoming penny wise too. Mrs. Crum, their sponsor, has them tearing rags which are woven into rugs. Bake sales, a skating party, and con- cessions at the freshmen tourney also increased their savings fund. Scholastically, these freshmen are far from inferior in rating, and certainly no one would speak of their athletic ability condescendingly. Undefeated yet this season, they also walked off with the conference trophy. Thus, Rossville expects great accomplishments from this class of 1956. Arthur Gross president Gene Mellinger vice president Carolyn Bell secretary Norma Ticen treasurer Sharon Black Frank Calhoun Rowena Carr Y, Sibyl Coffman Ella Cook Marcus Crum Loretta Devore Florene Dolby Bob Dunk 3' V Morris Egelhoff Hilda Epp Linda Flora Wayne Flora Carol Frey F' 1' Ronnie Gascho Trudy George Nancy Huffer Donald Huffer S Donald Knop I .JV , ' a ' . I . - . , y . 1 T I , W A 'Q , 'x L . V. A lj 'X , ' f . , I X . 4 .T ' -Q ' L . I , , og, Q K. 1 pf I f Wk ' I A .' 1, CS, 4 .5 4 s g y . 'var . yr ' ' at N s :Ax F ----- I . C 5 . , A T me if +-.rt I f A -JI. l , we-1 -1 Q , ' Q vs! K J It in .1 n l l I Marlene Long ! J' 4 . lb l Richard Ticen Rex Young R John Miller Ross Milner Kenneth Peters R Jack Pritchard R Jerry Reddington L! Clara Reed Carl Reppert Q i Barbara Robison VU Patty Roth' Duane Royer Claredon Rule Betty Sipes 32 Velma Suter ,X Linda Taylor Jan Thorp Junior Ward Jerry Weida Sondra White Donna Neuenschwander Maurice Oglesby EIGHTH GRADE ,ye 'f 1 i.,'1 fs ,if 'vi' 'E' li 3 la -of I First Row Phil Frank president Keith Rothenberger vice president Ruth Dunk secretary Kathryn Wolf treasurer Betty Brown Fred Calhoun Virginia Cameron Second Row Larry Cohee Phyllis Cooper Charles Crow Norma Finney Mary Gochenour Charles Gushwa Howard Hendrickson Third Row Martha Hopper Arthur Hufford Jimmy Hufford Norma Hufford Patricia Katzman Carolyn Kelly Nancy Landis Fourth Row Naomi Peters Ronnie Re d Nancy Rodkey Dallas Roth Tom Tharp Suzanne Wolf lN MEMORIAM Jerry Lee Dieterle reared in the home of his maternal grandparents M. and Mrs. Manson Mohler would have been thirteen had he lived until last December l7. How- ever he succumbed to polio October 3 after a short illn s. Popular with his classmates help- ful to his grandparents and neigh- bors he well earned the immortal- ity which lives on in the memory of all associated with him. He was a member of the eighth grade of the Boy Scouts and of the M. E. Church' but topping all this he was an ideal big brother to Judy and June Bowman of Lafayette. He and his inseparable bike crowded '- numerable experiences into h' short life. Though small in stature, he was always the center of the fun making. We've missed the sly iokes and ready smile of one who left us when the Great Teacher said, School's Out. wi Jerry Lee Dieterle HE IS JUST AWAY James W Riley We cannot say we will not say That he is dead, He is iust away. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown and And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you-oh you who the wildest yearn For an old time step and the glad return Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same, We say, He is not dead-he is iust away. SEVENTH GRADE U .-I ,Y-- wgr 5? yawn, C I Lain:-.U fe? E - :gill 0? , 77. , W' Y- --me ff' f ' fl ,av Y' V I ' I v if W Q W? it it + fr Q Q . v ' ' I K , J S . 5 S 7 - ' ' ,tu .- A 1 X4-4, , Y 'I v 1 ' f ' V , 'sf K 1: 'g u I 3: ,. ,- .ZF X I , , A I vw? . 4 F . -, 'Li E fa - , 1 l,l- . , y , .,1:t', I , i f - 1' 'am 1 , Gig , ' J t r C ffi'. 'e.1-ug. A f First Row: Gary Cox, president, 'Don Kessler, vice-president, Shirley Kelly, secretary and treasurer, Mary Carr, Carolyn Cheesman, Lerry Evans. Second Row: Jerry Evans, Janet -Felix, Gerry Gascho, Patricia Grove, Don Hinesley Richard Huffer. Third Row: Richard Hufford, Gerry Katzman, Verne Leslie, Charlene Long, Loretta Long, Lynn Orville Metzger. Fourth Row: Martha Peters, Linda Rigdon, Dorothy Rule, Joretta Skiles, Julia Snyder, Gene Young, I 'tak McCoy SIXTH GRADE l . - lr, mg, K ' - 5 P S 4 - T F L ' - , QC- , A .. -V z, 'fp' 'cr' F6 yy 1-Y 'Y 1-L? , jMF'l'.ff ,, 3 l,.Q ?a' 4-L , . - ,X lx M A. f, ,-,ln I .47 Q .i -1 '-3 'v ' 'J' we ,'3' ,wil V'-.... 5 T R Bottom row L to R Gerald Roth Max Rothenberger Glen Royer Kenneth Shtvely Carol Stlverthorn Frank Stafford Robert Taylor Betty Wolf and Gary Wolf Second row Ronme Metzger James Mxller Patrncua Needham Jane Peter Mary Reavus Kay Reed Mnckey Rtgdon Becky Rodkey and Max Rodkey Thurd row Robert Hackerd Dlanna Huffer Barbara Kelly Jean Kochart Robert Latshaw Herbert Louck Larry Marshall Lynn McQuern and Joe Metzger Fourth row James Banley Robert Brown Francxs Cook Jerry Crum Mauruce DeFord Morras Epp Robert Fmney Macky Gochenour and Wxlmer Good FIFTH GRADE vgfl' Q 9' fi, A ...JY if! rv il,-y ' wr A 71-LHR 'lf Q 'LJ ,.,, L Sf. 1, Bottom row L to R Gene Remaly Eddue Schxmmel Phtl Stpes Penny Skules Tom Smnth and Carol Young Second row Ltnda Hufford Don Hufford Davnd Landes Carl Louck Larry Metzger John Needham and Vtrgnnua Reppert Thnrd row Ronme Boltnger Gerry Bonebrake Judy Cohee Juamta Combs Kenneth Cree Ronme Gochenour and Bob Grove S 1 f'. 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Y' VID 4450 Bottom rovrk L to R Patrncla Schnmmel Charlne Srlverthorn Randy Smuth Llnda Sue Terrell Bobby Ward Max We Second row Jamce Martnn Lena Mae Peter Danny Powell Patty Reser Sue Ann Rlgdon Larry Rodkey Duck Rodkey Nancy Roth Thnrd row Earl Ehresman Betty Epp Wilma Gascho Ned Gochenour Gary Gray Carol Grnder Rnchard Gushwa Barbara Martnn Fourth row Larry Andrew James Barker Clark Bolnnger Alan Brown Jummy Brown Donald Cohee Ronald Cohee Rxchard Cook Not nn picture Bllly Skaggs THIRD GRADE .4 5 W1 ,,, .41 'i 46 V 'Y' Bottom row L to R Lynn Snyder Jummy Taylor Kent Van Tyle Donme Wtdmer Lunda Whrteman Gordon Wolf Jlmmy Wolf Second row Fred Louck Darryl McQuern Jacquelme Muller Tommy Ohl Wtlma Peter Gary Prnce Teddy Rr don Thnrdq row Sandra Garrett Nancy Gochenour Ronald Gushwa Leon Hamm Donme Hutch Bonnue Huffer Larry Kochert Fourth row Jerry Bolnnger Elizabeth Calhoun Jamce Collins Jummy Crum Cynthna Felux Not un pucture Edwun Campbell ., A qi I 3 u ' V, K il U . 511' 1 ,l K h V : ff R N J , , , rr. fl or ,T J v - ' A A H of ,KQV I fl l A 1 , ' ' if '7 Y I ' N, KM K V M53 I a t if 1 B v- I 'Al I f T. 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' 1 I I SECOND GRADE M 4 ' ,ff .1 lb, 4 ra Q if Bottom row L to R Barbara Smxth Carole Smnth Jean Ann Ward Bully Joe Welda Gordon Welk Second row Mary Jane Mnller Brian Peck Wayne Remaly Mary Ann Rodkey Richard Roth Mildred Rule Larry Slpes Thurd row Anne Gascho Patty Gochenour Conme Good Janet Hackerd Jenmfer Huffer Patrxcla Martm Janet Metzger Fourth row Dale Barker Barbara Brown Kathryn Brunton Wrllnam Butz Ronald Cree Wllllam Davis Cheryl Garrett FIRST GRADE 'fb Fla ,,, ' r g 4. -nr 'WY .J Bottom row, L to R Don Snapp, Melnnda Wagoner, Marcua Whxte, Phyllus Wndmer, Leland Wolf, Paula Wolf, Keuth Yoder Second row Denny Llpp, Linda Metzger, Janet Muller, Jeffrey Prnce, Maurnce Purcell, Nancy Reppert, Pamela Sknles Thnrd row Earen Fogelsong, Sharrell Gaylor, Nancy Hltch, Benton Huffer, Mary Huffer, Darlene Hufford, Tom Jaco y Fourth row John Barley, Gary Baker, Evelyn Cook, Robert Cooper, Jane Crum, Stevse Dlsmger Not nn pacture Roger Skaggs t ' T ' J tr ' C ftlr E ,ig H-.9 may ,, If , X, , It L I 8 5 I W ff . Cf J of - f ,A , , 7? '73 Jtll 3'-all 313 L- . my , 5 , I .4 , 'W n . ? ' J J 271211 If ' ' , . , 4. ' . f' 5 , - I . V V rf., X ' Y-3.. of 3' A l 0 ' Q' V , AJ ,A . 1, A' ' l J I , if I It Er N , I F. ,fl W . J .. J Rf J , ,A Q . gf.: vi 'A yi ig' v 4 -1 'M , -Lhiga -g K . , V llgey' .. 4 .. A . , Sh! . ' f'f-Paw n, l-, ' Az' qv , y 7' 1 ' mg: . ra , J. , V he 1-if , J- ' q ,g v : S fx tr'ba 'st J l 1 , L ' V.. , . .L ESDP ,I fllli J 9'- 'SVN 441 gn Rn 2 .i,., 24- V EQ i - if' .74 ff? if was W A ' 1 2 1 .,. . 1 I ff 3' 13 qw! Basketball Kossville Hands Sheridan Fir t Loss, 56-47 Rossville Hornets Rally To Cain 39-33 League ictor 'ix-ci al Tn The Timul liFlPlll Yngwie A ittisivg mam. .io-.. 14:1 vr1'hw1.'..Ithrvt' mimi: nt me limi- ttf.-.vilifu ltgrww r-tim-mn me inns iii, ..-. --r tdrzfl ei-een camp. -i-in p r e r r unter-f!1pr.:hAac:n.-1 e-mi :hi hvwg. fmretfi oetpn. :twe- :ifz 1: Thr' tri.mpn cate the 1.1mm Cnnnvy warn a -ix unn, mme- ln-t re-cftrfl in iv.1,- ,ft plat aim :neir tf.f',v.,.. fm .f-mined I'I'.1t'1 'v' ll' - :.4'thJ-allen-' mi f., M- ee move in-1 with iatmt .i.t..,tn't ere-1 lv -.,.. -mt: tw-n tiew, in 19 gmt. at . e. ...m in., ,ties up pu .. -.1 rf.. A deft from i.l-rw rf' is it., ...,..-f ll 1 -.. -ua. -me hart! ev -. .J -1 f 1'1'r.n-pm n' t- t . ,, mt- ii.-mm 'imc tow iii tv r-. 1-.gm p-tint. S1327 rl.-it 'ww .in-1 1 nan minvfc- r-rre.-.fe tw eine and :ramen rt ---ee pn- asa: ni-ri urea rue se. fn rrrratnzrg THF QONTEST WAS actualll wif at 'hc tree throw line as the Hnrneas eatin-e1 in on 19 attempts at . :tire 15 They were outscored bt 'he h- -1 team from the field, 16 greats to an eten dozen. Delphi managed to tally on hal! its tree :hmus with six of 12 bemi good Not only was the score close but so were the shooting percenlaqes Rnsswilie had a Iit'le the best of it uith 27 '4' on 12 of M from the f1e.d uhiie Delphi hit ZT1T on 16 of 59 tries tm:-1 1 1T and Harshmarfs is points were hizh for the Same tamper :rind 23 and L'h.itick 12 tc E31 the Hozfets new we the peeriemeeey B Year: mme 3523 neu. e rs cnet. csai 'a 'v r va 'Q e ua:-:.er Q s 1 agar: o o s Lee :amz-1-, -11. fx- -z.--e 1 . . iiaremnaz t o 1 B..-1-. e 142345. 7:1 xeeze: 1: : : nazi:-ea: s . . an-.ef n e : qrwaer 0 1 n Tm 1 T aa 11 r w nts. 'e ,. . lzfzss, rs- Q- A19 as -e 5 wtf 3.-ee ne ,te ta neat. t, e :J of: ., zz-eu-. Lawrie. awe new ... r --rm l ' Edges Delphi To Win Title' Rossville Wins Easil Hornets Defeat Winamac In 57-40 Battle fSperIal To The Tlmeli HOSSVILLF - Rrnssvtlle'a Hor neu outsrnrcil timing wmamecl here Friday night in everv quartrrl to easily rack up a triumph in their first outing of the new season 57-40 Coach lauren Josepn'1 Hnr'ne's ti-.ok an early Ind over their llor sierhfnrnerenee lc-es as the me: quarter endco. iam Frvm ther: nn out they kept padding the mai 1 gin 1 Donald Wampler toseed in 17 point.: dunruz his sun! of play as .ieeepa utilized me services of e dow: players Fon. other Hornets acored between seven and 10 points ' leading the losers was Bill Stevens who talked four from the' held and five charity heave: for 11 poinu . The Hornets counted ll 1:1 me :et-ontfperi -d tn Wzzamarx 14 and look the next two quarters by 13-T and 10,9 courts. l leavin. qs' w -a--ae 140- ' 1: 'Y E 15 R I Wam:Irr T 3 IKAL' 1 1 l LA: 4 E 2 Nc!! An 1 1 1 sk-.aa o o : rmey a 1 1 cenmea z 1 1 A-.fpaee a 1 1 Cafcvvay 1 s 1 seven. 4 s : llll 1 I1 1Kk.er U I 1 Stavenlm n n 5 :.-ee. 1 o c 'renee 1 a 1 pe:-1 1 1 1 lunnazxu 4 a nfeeepte- 1 o : om' 4- n : can we a 1 mme n u : I -maze n 1: as man 1511 ...., .....,. , wants: Wtnamac .. , . .. , 1' M JI W nn team -core Bungie as weamac and vm-1, tum: . on.e11:. - ngtmeea xeaieeap-mam l peed Count U taters By tspeeiei To ne Timeai ,A GARYfRoSw1.lle's Hornets won' their sixth lame ot the season and the third of the week here Saturday nght as they led the host Horace new squad through nd me cont.-st :-1 finally win by an impn-Q-ite 5947 msruin Rosssiih-s an-,mph tu. enemy I result M 'hex arteries at the me throa sw to-.plaid -nh mme pofrr foul ermcirt. by the hos: team Horace Vla n rmueorefl coach Loren ,lt-cphs spee-di crew from the Levi. li zoos to 17 but ine Horneu ,ters atle to capita-.ze on za of io ren-ts A me tain ezripe while men a..:1ke.-1 11 of 26 'nie winners lfvolii-ered bat slllhl- lp up a presmre defense nr 291 M.: 1 -0:11 of 39 mes as :hc oar, outn: potzed at the net S6 Ames' for 325 Rossszlles storm! was neil balanced ls Bill Yoder netted 15 points, Don thmicx 12 George Burkhalter and Phil Lee li each. lrzd Don lAarrp.er 1' Bill Mc Connell. oszni a hard tc stop jump erm. women 15 points for me losers It was a close lame mul the final minutes The Hornets led at the hahf by three points, 2825. after taking a 13-1! first quarter advantage Rossvilfe led at the md d the thtrd stanxa, 4740. and the! tallied a dozen points to Gary'l seven in the last eight minutes to cinm the clash The Hornets face a tough srhed ule the next :un weeks 'they host Sheridan Frith! and meet undeel lealed Kirklin a week from Thursf! day in the first game at a double header at Hmaard Hall L ll Crew Beats Free Throws Berries Fall Behind Heavy Hornet Attack . tipeeial Tn The Times! RO5Sll.LYwt'f-arh 1.-vs' 'merri- osed a ffozcn pI..c-1 bf-.V Kimi retest men: 1. nfl -,.:--ae ere- Rf1ssw:.lellr1rnc'- rrmefi 'fn rms rr ul for a band f! zrexrvrtemc' 5l.lberrt r:e'Zer- TP' hrvrc 't xr rrvre 'hm 'ifwllleti 'hi' my- ,e- ve mpegs Eerrirs fa 1: ant, taking 1 halftxne ieifi nf 4432 Don Wampler .eadir-4 nt neg, wi-er garnered bei .,, po,-X. ,. the first half at his rt'a'ec 6.1 rv-vst of the srnrrzz He eat 1,- tn., serftrd 1'2 THE HORNETQ 5.715 -if 26 :hm ,' the first 'rt ::ar'crs f:'.e nf mem frfm mittee by see ng: 'a'Y'ler His tnrltew came from ll :hots uhile tlcfrie Burkhalter earned sexe-1 rt.: M12 and added Yue free lhrotu tn rofeci 19 F.-.fn fer me new - never: Yevl Roch and lim Lvl: bore the Nltilberry lead t'-'mth perform if: capxhly Rach tailxcd 11 point: Lani 10 Rilflllllf PLZ Z5 'tl 33 -hex fu' CI Mhje Nl,..5crrt sark lll 1' F4 YO! I 203' mark from Zhe rw . R.,-miie ttnn the R came at nl ae... tt. wt Wwe, to it it D ie N D Mm-:ref 212514 1:2 1 Hornets Rall For 7th Win In Final Quarter tSperIal to the Tlmell ROSSVILLE - H or n e t a and Hawks clashed in the Hoosier t'onIt-renee battle or the week here Friday night and Rossvillel emerged mentions ny a soul marilin The um km! the Hometx' conference slate clean and num' bored lout' for the season. snei-trims Blackhawks were the closest contenders for the loopl lead until last night i ni-itwiiie moi an early lead ma, maintained a margin of three ml seven points through the first half., A! the end ol the first stanza thei Hornet: led, 144, and at the in- lermisuon it was ZL20. With three mlnutet lo lo in the, third quarter the Hawks overtook the high-riding Roslville eager: at JI-30 This temporary cmdl- tion was cured before the penod closed 1 IN Tlllf OPENING minute! of the final period Roswille htt three- ifield goals and four free throwsl for 10 straight poinLs and brokel the Sheridan attack. ' The victory assured at least a tie in the conference lor the llor nets and made it seven wins out of eight mm They will taltel a res: before heading into the Kirklm lame to be played ati Howard nan Thursday in a donnie-' header program Don Wampler was chief sharp- shooter for the Homets in the fray, racking up live field goals and tour chanty flips lor 14 point: Phil Lee was particularly effective at the free throw line, sinking nzne. He added two helders to rank second with 13 in the scor- znl column for the Hornets. LEWIS SIEELE hooked high! scoring honors for the night with 18 points, but the vaunted Joel Hobns. Sherzdan'a scoring ace,, was new w 11 tallies ' Accuracy from the floor was thel major dzfference between the com-I Satan! Rossville hi! 15 of 38 Heidi goal attempts. while Sheridan 'ls gconnectmz for 17 of 50 flings. Ati che graC.s stripe the Hornets netted 24 of 40 against the Black- hawks' 13 of 18 ln the final quarter the Clinton Cuuntzans hit Eve of six held shots and 11 ol 14 free throws, - 1 The Rossville B team made it A perfect nigh! for their partisans! by winning the opener from thel Sheridan Jayvees, 36-24. Nov Wmamac GEORGE BURKHALTER COACH JOSEPH PHIL LEE DON WAMPLER BILL YODER DON CHITTICK VARSITY SCHEDULE Ross Opp Nov Nov ec ec Dec F ora Jeff Lafayette West Lafayette Atttca Horace Mann SC SC BVI BD an aft an S S Shertdan Kxrklm Crtspus Att ks burnmttvtlle Flora West Lafayette Lebanon Camden Delpht E Dec ec 6 6 20 Rensselaer HOLIDAY TOURNEY 29 West Lafayette 34 30 Lebanon SECTIONAL TOURNEY 27 Mtchzgantown 28 Krrkltn WON LOST D . I2 ' 56 47 F b. 63 D . I8 ' ' 56 59 ' ' J . 2 ' ' 45 55 , . 7 ' 57 40 J . 9 ' ' ' 58 49 D l 57 . I4 I 37 28 J . I6 47 54 Nov. I9 Mulberry 77 38 Jan. 20 Frankfort 46 56 ' I . 26 , 52 sa J . 23 6I 39 F b. t 4 60 D . 3 54 44 J . 28 51 47 F I3- 37 D . 5 ' 67 56 F b. 6 62 52 . 6 59 47 F b. II ' ' 39 38 I5 7 what A Sting Cheg 'Packed . . . During his fourth season at Rossville, Coach Joseph has molded a very smooth working team. Although this year's team contained some outstanding players, it was the co- operation and sportsmanship of the team, students, faculty and all concerned which made basketball an enioyable sport this season. The plucky Hornets also proved they had what it took by sweeping up the Hoosier Conference championship with a perfect record and winning a good percent- age of their games. Drawing the bye in the sectional, the Hornets had an afternoon of cold shooting and went down in defeat at the hand of Kirklin's Travelers in the semi-finals. TOM SKILE-S DAVID HUFFORD ART GROSS TERRY PETERS JULIAN BELL JERRY WEIDA BOB HINESLEY Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. BOTTOM ROW L to R: Charles McCoy, Jim Butz, Norman Duckworth, Nov. B-TEAM Ross. Opp 7 Winamac 39 21 14 Flora 27 31 19 Mulberry 52 33 26 Jeff, Lafayette 35 36 3 West Lafayette 32 25 5 Attica 26 35 12 Sheridan 36 24 2 Crispus Attucks 15 35 9 Summitville 51 54 16 Flora 26 41 20 Frankfort 32 39 23 West Lafayette 32 29 28 Lebanon 29 27 6 Camden 35 39 11 Delphi 23 36 20 Rensselaer 26 27 WON LOST 6 10 TOP ROW: John Lewis, Fred Brown, Coach Montgomery, Richard Metzger, Claude Price. B-TEAM Coach Montgomery and his B team had an uneventful season, either losing or winning by a narrow margin. YELL LEADERS Marjorie Gochenour, an old hand at the cheering iob, took as her colleagues the '51-'52 freshmen yell leaders, Audrey Gochenour and Hope Gilman. Dick Ticen and Betty Sipes were freshmen and B-team cheer leaders. Kneeling L. to R.: Hope Gilman Mariorie Gochenour Dick Ticen Audrey Gochenour Betty Sipes Frosh fSpeclal To The Times! ROSSVILLE - Semi-final and final clashes in the West Central Junior Conference basketball tour- nament, freshmen division, will be held here Saturday afternoon in the Rossville school gym. The four survivors from the first round held here two weeks ago will go into action this afternoon with Attica and Williamsport scheduled to take the floor at 1:00 and Rossville and Lafayette Jeff slated for the 2:15 p. m. game. This aftcrnoon's two winners will meet tonight at 7:45 in the championship battle after the two losers play for consolation honors at 6:30 p. m. T rney inals FRESHMAN 'Rossville Wins Ross. Opp. Nov. i3 Delphi 23 20 Nov. 20 Flora 44 30 Nov. 25 Frankfort 44 25 Dec. 4 Lafayette 42 32 Dec. 9 Lebanon 50 28 Dec. ll Attica 44 25 Jan. 8 Flora 37 20 Jan. I5 Williamsport 37 30 Jan. 22 Frankfort 49 35 Jan. 29 Delphi 45 36 Feb. 3 Lebanon 23 21 Jan. 2 Invitational tourney at Shadeland Final game: Rossville 52 Shadeland 37 Jan, I7 and 31 Freshman tourney at Rossville Final game: Rossville 46 Attica 38 ..L.,.,L4L- Tourne With y 113th might l l8peclal To The Times! ROSSVILLE - Led by Jerry Weida who scored 50 points for the' tourney's high honors, Rossville won the West Central Conference freshmen team tournament here Saturday defeating Attica, 46-38, in the final game after downing La- fayette in the atternoon's second semi-final tlash, 41-36. It made Rosxvi1le'a record 13-0 for the season. 4. J X' ,. awww., V . 2 we . t , Standing L to R Coach Miller Art Gross Frank Calhoun Jerry Wetda Bob Dunk Wayne Flora Kenny Peters Kneeling L to R Ross Milner Jerry Redd ngton Maur e Oglesby Gene Mtllenger Jack Pritchard Rossville Frosh Wm Loop Tltle tSpec1al To The Times? ROSSX ILLE Rossville s fresh game of the season without a loss here Thursday night and clinched the West Central Confrence chem pionship with a 70 league mark Thex defeated Delphi 45 36 and the local Junior high team won its lst of the scar 36 27 WHAT A FUTURE The freshmen squad ably coach ed by Mr Miller can boast of an undefeated season of a conference tourney champtonsh p and of cop ping the invitational tourney at Shadeland In accomplishing all this they displayed the coolness and are proud of their contribution to the trophy case and commend their excellent record w also think their sportsmanship worthy f mention Our hats are off to you Freshmen for your splendid 52 53 season RHS is glad to welcome you on the varsity ossvllle Wins rosli Tourney fSpectial to The Timest Lafayette fell bw the uax side here Saturdas as the Ro tile Fresh man team vlon the renewal of the annual Frosh tourncs Jeff vias the afternoon xictim 'ind fell 41 30 In the exenlng Attica was tumbled 46 38 , 'ff I O I k a 0 t - ' - . ' . - . 4 I I - d men basketball team won its 11th collectiveness of veteransswhlle we ROSSYILLE-Attica and Jeff of . I ' e . 5 k' ssql - . . V. - ' . ' o v N LARS STAFF Seated in back, L to R: Lila Jo Dunk and Esther McGill. Seated in front: Bill Braden, Ronald Gaylor, Joyce Kingery, Pat Snelling, Darlene Devore, and Annettie Good. Standing: Chester Flora, Don Wampler, Mrs. Rodkey, Connie Chittick, Shirley Metzger, Shirley Hufford, Winifred Purcell, Jean Ann Silverthorn, Ruth Sloan, Dorot.hy Newhouser, Doris Eller, Marshall Sheets, Phil Lee, Marilyn Black, Max Calloway, and Tommy Skiles. HIGH SPOT STAFF Bottom row, seated, L to R: Margaret Curnutt, Chester Flora, Ronnie Gaylor, Marilyn Wid- mer, Eugene Bailey. Second row, seated: Bill Braden, Jean Ann Silverthorn, Dorothy Newhouser, Amy Cable, Mary Jane Unger, Maralee Brennaman. Third row, seated: Winifred Purcell, Joyce Ellen Avery, Lila Jo Dunk. Fourth row, seated: Darlene Devore and Esther McGill. Standing: Dale Long, Kay Barnhart, Mrs. Rodkey, Sue Kingery, Joyce Kingery, Mariorie Gochenour, Betty Crum, Marilyn Black, Marilyn Rodenbarger, Marina Frank, Marjorie Brovant, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, Sylvia Gushwa, Phil Carr, Eleanor Hopper, and Mickey McCoy. LARS STAFF Another LARS, the eighth volume has ioined the procession of Rossville annuals. iFor us who are responsible for its publication, it represents the best because for us it depicts our years at R.H.S. Neither the cover nor the organization of material makes an annual: the very fact that it is our book, about our school, by our students, for our students, makes it valuable. We feel that there are two unique features about the LARS: first, it includes an alumni directory and second, it is financed 'by sale of books and by gifts of alumni, local business men, and friends of the school. We, as members of the T953 staff, are glad to have contributed our part to this complete Ross- ville publication and pledge our support to it in the years to come when we are alumni. THE HIGH SPOT The High Spot, the school newspaper, contained everything from editorials to the gossip in the every other week publication. The iunior English class, under the direction of Mrs. Rodkey, collected the material: and the advanced typing class cut the stencils, mimeographed, and distributed it. The following members served on the staff: Kay Barnhart, editor, Dale Long, co-editor: Jean Ann Si-lverthorn, business manager: Marina Frank and Marilyn Rodenbarger, exchange editors: Eugene Bailey, art editor, John McCoy, Maralee Brenneman, Amy Cable, Sylvia Gushwa, Marilyn Widmer, Betty Crum, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, Marjorie Brovont, Mary Jane Unger, Eleanor Hopper, Marjorie Gochenour, and Sue Kingery-reporters, Joyce Ellen Avery, Winifred Purcell, Shirley Hufford, Bill Braden, Dorothy Newhouser, Chester Flora, Margaret Curnutt, Esther McGill, Ronald Gaylor, and Darlene Devore-typists, and Joyce Kingery and Marilyn Black, mimeograph operators, LIBRARIANS By now, the students have found the new location of the library on the stage of the assembly very convenient. They are also quite proud of the three new study tables and chairs. Emphasis is now being placed on the purchase of reference books to help the students in research work. Betty Crum assisted by Donna Waldron, Evelyn Scolley, and Sylvia Gushwa kept the students aware ot the many books the library has to offer through their many clever bulletin boards. Donna Waldron, Carolyn Miller, Marina Frank, Mary Jane Unger and Judy Bie- secker rotated as desk librarians during the noon hour while Mary Alice Ticen, Sue Kingery, Annettie Good, Amy Cable, Julia Bogan, and Maralee Brennaman served daily one period each. Bottom row, L to R: Donna Waldron, Judy Biesecker, Mariorie Gochenour, Carolyn Miller, and Annettie Good. Second row: Julia Bogan, Mary Jane Unger, Marina Frank, Evelyn Scolley, Sue Kingery, Betty Crum, Mary Ticen, Mrs. Rodkey, and Amy Cable. Not in picture: Sylvia Gushwa and Maralee Brenneman. 'stew 'sb 51,44 L to R: Betty Sipes, Francis Ward, Maurice Oglesby, Sue Kingery, Harold Austin, John Lewis, Mr. Tharp, Pat Hufford, Mickey McCoy, and Win-ifred Purcell. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council did a good iob this year in representing the student body of R.H.S. They, with the help of Mrs. Marshall, planned our many convocations. They also made out the school activity calendar, supervised the election of yell lead- ers, and ironed out many other student problems. Much credit goes to Harold Austin, president, Winitred Purcell, secretary, and Mr. Tharp, sponsor. Other members of the council were, Francis Ward, senior, John McCoy and Sue Kingery, juniors, Patricia Huttord and John Lewis, sophomores, Betty Sipes and Maurice Oglesby, freshmen. E1 421 7 5, .. -Q , I I 2 1 , a,..,...,v- - '-1 A 1- - -:f - - f- ' I X .W Q , ' , E ' H . . ' I ' -. - .. 'A E' ', ,- L Bottom row, L to R: Jean Ann Silverthorn, Hope Gilman, Carolyn Neher, Judy Crum, Sylvia Gushwa, Son- nle White, Marlene Long, Velma Suter, Joyce Kingery, Hilda Epp, Joy Metzger, Esther McGill, Lila Jo Dunk, Donna Waldron, Mariorie Brovont, Gladys Scolley, Betty Crum, and Alice Miller. Second row: Carolyn Bell, Sibyl Coffman, Loretta Devore, Ruth Sloan, Winifred Purcell, Marilyn Black, Pat Snelling, Dorothy Newhouser, Rowena Carr, Annettie Good, Kay Barnhart, Carolyn Miller, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, Shirley Hufford, Shirley Metzger, Connie Chittick, Darlene Devore, Donna Neuenschwander, Charlene Tansey, and -Doris Eller. Third row: Joyce Avery, Mrs. Crum, Margaret Curn utt, Javonna Carney, Betty Sipes, Sharon Black, Norma Dolby, Jan Thorp, Margie Dunk, Kay Burkhalter, Betty Thomas, Pat Coleman, Pat Hufford, Marcia Salmon, Mary Helen Rohr, Mary .lo Rule, Audrey Gochenour, Linda Ottinger, Mary Ticen, Sue Kingery, Martha Ticen, Trudy George, Barbara Robison, Linda Taylor, Norma Ticen, Carol Finley, and Leona Shively. Fourth row: Evelyn Scolley, Barbara Good, Maude Leslie, Amy Cable, Marilyn Rodenbarger, Sara Wilkins, Patsy Wetzel, Maralee Brenneman, Marilyn Wclmer, Mar na Frank, Mariorie Gochenour, Eleanor Hopper, Mary Jane Unger, Clara Reed, Patty Roth, Nancy Huffer, Julia Jo Bogan, Judy Biesecker, Linda Flora, Flor- ene Dolby, Carol Sue Frey, Ella Cook, Patty Fin tey, and Judy Hackerd. Not in picture: Jackie McCoy. SUNSHINE The Sunshine Society of R,H.S. has become well known not only in this com- munity, but throughout District l. A large delegation went to the district convention at Whitestown and to the state convention at North Vernon. Two girls attended State SSS Camp in June. The society has done much in carrying out their motto, Others . The girls sent cards, fruit, and gifts to those sick, gifts were also sent to Dorothy Seest and old people's homes at Christmas, they made nut cups for the Junior Red Cross, campaigned for the Junior Red Cross, and contributed to the Riley fund-a state project. Twenty-three new members were initiated into the society on November l9. A party for the girls and their mothers climaxed the year's activity. The officers were Annettie Good, president, Carolyn Miller, vice president, Dorothy Newhouser, corresponding secretary, Kay Barnhart, treasurer, and Rowena Carr, recording secretary. The cabinet was made up of Esther McGill, Marilyn Black, Winifred Purcell, Ruth Sloan, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, and Pat Hufford. Much credit goes to our sponsor, Mrs. Crum. Sunshine will remain dear in the hearts of the R. l-l.S. '53 seniors. Bottom row, L to R: Patty Finney, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, and Pat Hufford. Second row: Norma Finney, Lila Jo Dunk, Dick Huffer, Charles Greenwood, Marina Frank, Carol Sue Frey, Barbara Good, and Charlene Tansey. Third row: Eleanor Hopper, Ruth Dunk, Nancy Huffer, Janet Felix, Patsy Wetzel, Norma Ticen, Joretta Skiles, Charles Crow, Patty Roth, Velma Suter, Carol Finley, Margie Dunk, and Annettie Good. Fourth row: Keith Rothenberger, Don Kessler, Carl Reppert, Shirley Kelly, Don Hinesley, Mr. Maxson, Carol Silverthorn, Gerald Stevens, and Gordon Wagoner. BAND The high school band gave many performances this year. They played for the Halloween parade, several of the ball games, Christmas Music Festival, the senior play, and the Spring Music Festival. Margie Dunk was the student director and Mr. Irvin Frank headed the Band Boosters. The junior high and grade children are getting training for the future in their own band. They marched with the high school band for the Halloween parade and practiced together once every week. Marina Frank, Eleanor Hopper, Margie Dunk, Barbara Good, Mary Rohr, and Patsy Wetzel participated in the i953 solo contestat Frankfort. Eleanor Hopper was Rossville's only first in the state in '52, CHORUS The forty-four members of the Rossville High School chorus have led a busy life this year. They sang for the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, the spring music festival, and the Christmas Music Festival. The officers for the chorus this year were: Linda Ottinger, president, Hope Gilman, vice-president, Shirley Metzger, treasurer, and Judy Beisecker, record secretary. Bottom rovv, L to R1 Ella Cook, Pat Coleman, Linda Ottinger, Judy Biesecker, Javonna Carney, and Mary Helen Rohr. Second row: Carolyn Miller, Hope Gilman, Marcia Salmon, and Donna Neuenschwander. Third row: Sonnie White, Judy Hackerd, Florene Dolby, and Carol Finley, Fourth rovv: Linda Taylor, Pat Hufford, Patty Finney, and Barbara Good. Fifth row: Margie Dunk, Marilyn Rodenbarger, and Loretta Devore, Sixth row: Kay Barnhart, Maud Leslie, Darlene Devore, and Margaret Curnutt. Seventh row: Judy Crum, Amy Cable, Charlene Tansey, and Patty Roth. Eighth row: Rowena Carr, Shirley Metzger, Nancy Huffer, and Betty Thomas. Ninth row: Gerald Devore, Gary Kite, Ronald Gaylor, Chester Flora, Francis Ward, and Gerald Stevens. Not in picture: Morris Egel- hoff, Linda Taylor, Sylvia Gushvva, Marshall Sheets, and Eugene Bailey. J' l -f,-.,':'T ' f-1. I 4 a R, WQ. 'R 'fi .., at .Vi .1 lx .-Ja., N Cv Q- -x . S 1 -Qr'e-Ny ,iii A . ni '- vm 'sms 4 . X it DY' . R X if ? .S I 1 Bottom row: Duane Royer, Ronnie Gascho, Donald Knop, Gene Mellinger, Marcus Crum, and Ross Milner. Second row: Bill Braden, George Burkhalter, Bill Yoder, Russell Long, Julian Bell, Jesse Shively lpres.l, Rolland Crow KV. pres.l, Dale Long lsecj, Allen Kemmer, Bob Waldron, and Harold Austin ftreas.l. Third row: Mr. Acord ladviserl, Maurice Oglesby, Art Gross, Francis Ward lsentinell, Charles Douglas, Bill Dunk, Jim Gross, Robert Archer, Bob Dunk, Earl Unger, Don Price, and Bill Young ireporterl. FFA The Rossville FFA chapter had one of its most successful years in 1952. Their success story started early in February with their competition in the district elimina- tion contest. Jess Shively placed first in the essay contest, at the district, third in the state FFA contest, and third in the state Grange essay contest. Rolland Crow came through the district contest with a first on his speech, he won first in the state contest and represented Indiana in the thirteen state regional contest which was held in August at East Lansing, Michigan. Gerald Wilkins placed second in the state dairy contest, and he was also elected to the office of state FFA treasurer. The school also had one of its most successful years in junior livestock and dairy judging. Five teams represent Indiana in national dairy and livestock contests and in order to reach this goal the teams meet the following competition. Each school in the state is allowed to have two teams in the county contest, two teams represent each county in one of the twelve district contests, the top twenty-five per cent of the district contest teams go to the state Purdue Round-Up, and the top fifty per cent of this contest compete in the finals at the Indiana State Fair. Ross- ville had two livestock teams that reached the state finals. One team consisting of Rolland Crow, Julian Bell, Dale Long, and Earl Unger placed first in the county, sixth in the district, fifth in the Purdue Round-Up,and twenty-third at the State Fair. The other team consisting of Melvin Unger, Jess Shively, Russell Long, and Gerald Wilkins placed second in the county contest, first in district contest, twelfth in the Pur- due Round-Up, and tied for fifth in the state contest. Their placing in the state con- test gave them the right to represent Indiana in the national contest in Timonium, Maryland. The team, with Dale Long replacing Gerald Wilkins, placed fifth in the national contest. Rossville's dairy team also had a fairly successful year placing second in the county, fifth in the district and were not eliminated until the Purdue Round-Up. The above teams and individuals won awards valued over 51200. They in- clude trips, trophies, scholarships, and cash awards. Melvin Unger won a scholar- ship to Purdue valued at 5430. .- ..,.,.s,, ,,,...,.... ,,,. .. M . D f ..m., Bottom row, L to R: Carolyn Miller, Betty Thomas, Pat Coleman, Sara Wilkins, Maude Leslie, Norma Dolby, Barbara Good, Patty Finney, Charlene Tansey, and Carol Finley. Second row: Kay Burkhalter, Winifred Purcell, Marilyn Black, Ruth Sloan, Lila Jo Dunk, Judy Hackerd, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, Kay Barnhart, Shirley Hufford, Annettie Good, Dorothy Newhouser, Connie Chittick, Darlene Devore, and Jean Silverthorn. Third row: Sylvan Eller, Tom Beets, Pat Hufford, Marcia Salmon, Loretta Devore, Sonnie White, Jan T.horp, Sharon Black, Betty Sipes, Sylvia Gushwa, Mary Helen Rohr, Mary Jo Rule, Andrey Gochenour, Mariorie Brovont, Linda Ottinger, Rex Young, and Don Chittick. Fourth row: Charles Greenwood, Gordon Wagoner, Evelyn Scolley, Maralee Brenneman, Marilyn Widmer, Marina Frank, Mariorie Gochenour, Eleanor Hopper, Judy Crum, Mary Jane Unger, Clara Jane Reed, Patty Roth, Nancy Hutfer, Donna Waldron, Julia Jo Bogan, Judy Biesecker, Mickey Mioy, and Charles McCoy. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rodkey, has had an eventful year. The main highlights of the year were a talk from Mrs. Waldron on her trip to Europe and the Latin banquet, which was the last meeting. Another very enioyable meeting for the Latin club was the Christmas meeting. At this meeting they went caroling through the streets of Rossville. The officers of the club are: Consul, Shirley Hufford, Pro Consul, Kay Barnhart, Scriba, Mary Ellen Harshbarger, and Quaestor, Judy Hackerd. THE CAFETERIA The cafeteria, though some are prone to complain and grumble, is a school in- stitution that all would miss if it were suddenly to disappear from the scene. After all, Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it in the pot nine days' old. Rossville's cafeteria, a non-profit, self-supporting school proiect, served its first lunch January 19, 1948, and has always provided nutritious meals at a reasonable price. By staggering the noon recess, the cafeteria easily accommodates an average of 300 students daily. Mrs. Acord supervises planning of menus and purchasing. Mrs. Earl Hamilton very efficiently heads the staff of cooks which includes Mrs. Chester Flora and Mrs, Mary Wolf with Mrs, Oase Huffgrd 35 assistant. Student l'lelpel'S are LeOI'1B Shive- ly, Robert Archer, Margaret Curnutt, Meredith Skiles, and Harold Scolley. -,-,..-as-S- , 7 ,,,W-- N I . A., i.f1hl::4,..A. we ' X tf Q. ,LW21 H n Q ,I -,,', 5- I' 'Kiss S A'x!f8Ts ' if J , 1 fn M . 'Tw I 4, J 1 ' 'iv 2 M n 21: gf' .Of P g, - f av' -4:6 N ' 1 gift 3 . '91 1899 WARD BUTZ Retired Detroit Michigan DELLA lSnyderJ BAKER PEARL lErbJ STEPHENSON Housewife Rossville 1900 CLARENCE GUNKLE CARRIE lFisherJ CASSEL ARTHUR STEWART Retired Dentist Indianapolis 1901 MARGARET fChittickJ BOWEN Dentist Frankfort IDA lKuhnsJ WATERS Weslaco Texas MAUDE fSnyderl BLICKENSTAFF RAY ROTHENBARGER 1902 EDWARD GRIMM Retired funeral director Delphi LILLIAN fTr'ippJ HUFFORD Housewife Rossville PEARL KKuhnsD JEWELL Housewife Tulare California CLARENCE MOORE MEDOLIN CBowen1 WILLIAMS H R SMITH Retired farmer Rossville OTTIE lMellingerl SNYDER Housewife Darlington KATHERINE VAN CLEAVE Housewife McAlester Oklahoma 1903 EFFIE lRyanl GEORGE Housewife Pasadena California BLANCHE fSilverthornJ RUCH Housewife Rossville 1905 ANNA lChittickl GARDNER Housewife Tiofon MADGE fBowenJ HUFFORD Housewife Pacific Grove California ELLIS KUHNS CHESTER PETERS Plumber Mulberry ELLSWORTH MURPHY Lawver Chicago, Illinois 1907 MARGARET fMoorel KEITH Housewife Sawyer Michigan CHLORIS fClark7 NEVIN Housewife Milwaukee Wisconsin EARL NEVIN FRANK MORRISON ETTA fWrightJ BEISEL Housewife Indianapolis 1908 AMY fBowenJ WASHLER Housewife Pleasanton Kansas BEULAH fCasselJ BELL Housewife Frankfort Housewife West Lafayette JAMES EAVEY Retired Grand Rapids Michigan VIRGINIA Uuliusl STEINBAUGH Housewife Battle Ground ARLIE fTicenJ CARTER Housewife Russiaville 1909 LLOYD BEARD Farmer Rossville JOHN BUTZ County treasurer Ludington Michigan LEOTA fButlerJ JONES School cook Lafayette LORENA FISHER SIMON H. IRICK Welfare Director Frankfort ELDO H. CLAUSER M. D. Muncie VERNIE fMetzgerl JACKSON Telephone operator Rossville J. OSCAR RITCHEY M, D. Indianapolis 1910 WARD BEARD Salesman Delphi HARVEY G. LEE School principal Frankfort HARRY METZGER Emplovee at Haywood Pub. Co. Rossville ALMA fPetersonJ BROWN HERBERT ROSE Farmer Rossville LAUREN SHERIDAN Teacher Greencastle LYLE SMITH HAROLD SWANK Farmer Frankfort HUGH WALTER 1911 W P SILVERTHORN WILLIAM ATCHLEY EIHEL QHuffordJ REPPERT Housewife Lafayette RICHARD SILVERTHORN Minister LAURA fBryanJ SMITH Housewife Rossville LOTTIE fSwankJ GOTTSCHALL Missionary Hawaii CHLORA fSpies7 DIETER Housewife Lafayette MABEL Uicent HOERGUEGEL Housewife Bellingham Washington MAUDE CConradJ SILVERTHORN Housewife Rossville DOROTHY lEhresmanJ SHEFFLER Housewife Los Angeles California ROSE fWhiteJ McFARLAND MAYME fCIarkJ MCGILL Housewife Rossville ARTHUR MELLINGER Insurance salesman Evansville Illinois JEFFERSON GRAY WILLIAM SHEFFLER JR. Owner of drug store chain Los Angeles California EARL DUNK Farmer Rossville JOSEPH CONRAD Central Cigar Store Frankfort HARVEY CARSON Farmer Rossville 1912 JOHN BEARD Farmer Rossville VELLA 1Ritchey1 ABBOT Housewife Columbus Alumm Tltrectorg Housewife GRACE fwallerl ULREY Gardenia, California CHLORA lMetzgerI RHODES Housewnfe Oravrlle Washrngton ROSA CLeeJ BOZWORTH Housewife Frankfort AMY lHolsIngerI GOCHENOUR Housewlfe Roanoke Illrnols EDNA CRoseI BEALL FRANK MAISH Employee at Farrfneld Mfg Co Rossvnlle RALPH ROLL C A ROBISON ELSIE lBalII DAVIS Publlc Health Nutrltronnst Solana Beach Callforma MARY fBryanI BOWEN HARLEY BUTLER LELA fDrxonI RODENBARGER NONA lDunkI MEYERS Housewrfe Mulfberry MABEL FISHER Reglstrar Unrversaty of Iowa Ames Iowa RUTH fHurleyl KRAMER Housewrfe Frankfort CAIL JONES RAYMOND GRIPE ROBERT LIPP SR Dorner Implement Co Moran JOSEPHINE fRothI GOCHENOUR Housewrfe Rossvrlle RUSSELL SHEFFLER Salome Arrzona busrness man Los Angeles Calrfornla JAMES WILSON 1913 FRANK BARNHART Farmer Delphl WALTER BEARD Farmer Frankfort MARY BRICKER Cnty school nurse Benton Harbor Mlclrvugan EDITH lBelseIl DORSEY Housewnfe Frankfort MURIEL fButzI LESLIE Housewrfe Lafayette FLOYD CROUSE Alcoa Montrcello FLOYD CRIPE Insurance salesman Chrcago Illunons ELLIS DUNK Farmer Mulberry FLOYD GOCHENOUR Factory employee Roanoke lllnnoxs ALUMNI DIRECTORY PEARL Uulrusl HELFERT Housewife Sarnt Petersburg Floruda GLEN KELLER Carpenter Anderson LUCILLE KMCGIIIJ COYNER Housewrfe Colfax HERSCHEL METZGER Farmer Frankfort JOSEPH SILVERTHORN Farmer Mansfield Ohro GLADYS fSm1thJ GORDON Housewnfe Watseka Illrnols ORVILLE STEWARD Painter Rossvllle FLORENCE fSwankl SHERIDAN Housewrfe Greencastle WILBUR MAISH NORA fMetzgerI AYLOR 1914 CLARENCE BEARD Farmer Delphi IRWIN BEARD Contractor BRUCE BOWEN Cattle buyer for Producers Indnanapolxs MABEL lClauserI CARSON Housewnfe Rossvllle RUTH lHuffordl CLARK Attorney San Gabrrel Calnfornra LOYAL FISHER Chemist Rossvulle BONNIE fRrchardsI GOCHENOUR Loebs employee Rossvrlle RALPH HUFFORD Insurance salesman Orlando Florrda LEWIS JONES Teacher Frankfort HAZEL KUHNS Housekeeper Frankfort LENA KUHNS Telephone operator Frankfort RUSSELL KUHNS Farmer Mulberry LAURA IMAISH FLOR-ENCE fCrnpeI METZGER Housewnfe Frankfort LOIS fBaIlI MILLER Housewrfe Frankfort HAROLD MOORE Farmer Rossvrlle GLEN SHORT MABEL lPetersI STEWARD Housewlfe Rossvrlle FLOYD WAGONER Insurance broker Chicago Ill-:nous 1915 HERBERT GOCHENOUR Farmer Rochester CLARENCE McGILL Bookkeeper Frankfort LOYAL STEPHENSON Publnc Service Co Mulberry MAURICE SILVERTHORN FLOYD REYNOLDS Servrce Statron Rossvnlle MARY CBrownI CONRAD Housewlfe Frankfort ZONA LWOTTIDQJ CLENDENNING Housewnfe Mulberry BEATRICE fFowlerI GOUDY Phoenix Aruzona NEWTON FOWLER Mun-Ister Gary ADA lWrlsonI ESPY State Farrground Office Indranapolrs ETHEL lGwlnnI IRICK Housewnfe Frankfort BERNICE BOWEN Housekeeper Rossvulle OLA fleej LEADER Housewufe Mulberry ALTON METZGER Postmaster Rossvrlle BERNARD DEAN ROBERT DEACON 1916 J ELBERT SHEFFLER Los Angeles California EARL SHAW Cambrra Co op Elevator employee Frankfort SCHUYLER WALTER Chrcago lllmous JOHN PENCE Manager Cnty Water Works Tacoma Washangton VERA LGBYFISOHJ REYNOLDS Housewrfe Rossvllle . 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DIRECTORY WILBERT IRICK Teacher Frankfort VIRGIL JONES Pamter Sedalua RUSSELL LATSHAW 1918 MERLE IAtchleyj KIDD Housewrfe Dayton Ohno LLOYD ENGLE Salesman Evansvnlle ETHEL CKuhnsJ TROXEL Housewtfe Indnanapolls LAWRENCE METZGER Farmer Delphu VIRGIL REYNOLDS Contractor Klrklln MAURINE CShefflert RUCKLE WALTER BUNNELL Farmer Hnllsboro Ohxo MORRIS GRAY Grays Hatchery Rossvllle WALTER MAISH EDNA lM1lIerJ McGILL Housewnfe Flora MARY CR1tcheyJ LUPER Housewufe Rossvulle Housewlfe Detroxt Mnchagan RUTH fWebbl HORNISH Housewrfe Washmgton D C BERTHA fRoseJ HAYWARD Housewufe Mulwaukee Wusconsm MARIAN KBUYZD ELLER Housewufe Noblesville WILLARD KRESSLEY Farmer Frankfort JOHN MCGILL Standard OII Co Flora RUSSELL OTTEN Real estate agent lndnanapolus VERNA fWagonerl SMITH Housewnfe Frankfort 1919 PAUL HUFFORD Steel Mull Gary RAYMOND RODKEY Case Implement and hdwe store Rossvnlle CLAUDE PURNER Mnlk route Allentown Pennsylvanxa RALPH OTTEN M D Darllngton ALWILDA IDellnngerJ HUMBERG Housewnfe Montucello HAZEL fSheetsJ ALKIRE Housewlfe Lafayette LILLIAN MICHAEL CARRIE fBurkhaIterJ CONRAD Asphalt Co employee Owensburg Kentucky FAITH fOttenl CLARK Housewnfe and flonst Lafayette LUCILLE fButzI MANSHIP Stenographer Noblesvnlle LAWRENCE GARDNER Electrncnan Mushawaka ETHEL 0Prlcel BLACKWELL Housewufe Lafayette BERNICE lLatshawJ GRAY Housewafe Rossvnlle 1920 VICTOR PENCE School prlncnpal Waveland ELSIE fDeIIrngerJ COHEE RUSSELL RODENBARGER DALE MILLER Frankfort DALE SNYDER Internal revenue agent Chmcago Illunots OPAL SNYDER Bookkeeper Frankfort Mornmg Tnmes Rossvulle KENNETH HUFFORD ELSIE lClauserJ SMITH Housewnfe Rossvnlle DOROTHY fGochenourl BURNS MABEL IGardnerl BESORE Housewufe Van Buren BERTHA IMnkeselIJ DURBIN Housewnfe Phoemx Anzona KATHERINE fGerberD ARMSTRONG Housewnfe Lafayette RUTH fWagonerJ STONG Housewnfe Lafayette HERBERT CRIPE Bank cashuer Znonsvzlle EDNA fReplogIel HYLTON Housewrfe Cutler FRED RePLooLE BERNICE lsplesl MOORE carpenter 1921 JOSEPH CLARK Metallurgnst Chlcago llllnols ROY CONRAD State Senator Monttcello WALTER CHENEY Internatlonal Harvester Co New Haven LAWRENCE DUNK International Harvestetr Champaign llllnots CLARENCE PETERS Factory employee Creve Couer llltnors FERRIS HYLTON Farmer Cutler RUSSELL BEARD Electrlclan Lafayette GOLDIE tShlpmanJ CHILDRESS Teacher Frankfort INEZ MCGILL Nurse Indlanapolns IRENE WEIDA Secretary South Bend EDITH lWendaJ KELLY Clerk Ayres Indlanapolls GEORGIA flhompsonl YOUNG Housewnfe Moran SYLVIA tGochenourJ FREY Housewlfe Rossvnlle ALICE lCameronl GARRISON Housewtfe Rossvrlle BARBARA lSmlthJ BLICKENSTAFF Housewrfe Frankfort ZULA lSnyderJ PENCE Housewlfe Waveland LAURA tlruckl HUFFER Housewrfe Indlanapolus DOROTHY lOttenJ LaFUZE Housewtfe Liberty MILDRED lMnchaelJ Davls Housewlfe Brtnghurst BEATRICE lNeherl COX Housewife Indranapolns 1922 EDWIN SHEETS Barber Rossvalle JOSEPH RUEGAMER Butcher Cutler ADRIAN JAMES ALUMNI DIRECTORY PAUL BARNHART Jeweler Lafayette JOHN GARRISON Factory employee Chlcago JOHN OTTEN Accountant and teacher Detroit Mrchugan EARL BLICKENSTAFF Banker Frankfort GLEN WEIDA Rallroad employee Oll Clty Pernsylvanla IVILLARD NEHER Chlcago Illunols HAROLD RETHERFORD West Palm Beach Floruda LEE N HUFFORD Mechanlc Rossvllle CALEB OTTEN Farmer Logansport DOROTHY lHuffordl MARVIN Housewlfe Logansport HAZEL tSnyderl BURROUGHS Housewlfe Frankfort RUTH SNYDER Telephone operator Frankfort MARY lGardl FLORA Housewtfe Frankfort FLORENCE lGochenourJ HEMPHILL Bookkeeper Washtngton KATHLEEN lCrouseJ CHENEY Housewtfe New Haven CECIL lCrupel WAGONER Natronal Homes Cafeteria emp Mulberry HELEN lDavusJ RODKEY Housewtfe Rossvrlle LE VAUGHN lPncel REITER Housewufe Mlnneapolls Minnesota ALMA lEnglel EVENDURGH Housewtfe Maysvllle Kentucky HELEN KUHNS Telephone operator Frankfort 1923 ALTON MILLER Grocer Clarks Hull OLIVE lMtllerl BANTZ Offace employee Ross Gear 81 Tool Co Lafayette DONALD WEI DA LUCILLE lBrrckerl BOYLES Housewtfe Hamrlton Ohto FERN lUngerJ MCGILL Housewufe Rossvnlle EVA FEATHERSTONE Teacher Mllan BERNICE tHyItonJ APT Teacher Elkhart BEULAH lMoorel DOWNEY Housewlfe Greensburg FERN lHuffordl THOMAS Housewlfe Frankfort JOHN MILL Farmer Frankfort ESTHER lwagonerl LARY Stenographer Llma Ohlo LLOYD COCHRAN Pathologlst Rtverslde Callforma FREDA lGerberl PAINTER Nurse Lafayette ALDEANE KUHNS Telephone supervnsor Frankfort RICHARD HUFFORD Floor flnlsher Rossvtlle KATH RYN lYoungl DAVIDSON Secretary Elks Frankfort LAURA lWh1tel SMITH Housewnfe Crawfordsvtlle RUTH lBurkhalter1 JOHNSON Clerk Frankfort JOSEPH MAISH Mechamc Frankfort VERLE fCochranl GROSS Housewlfe Lafayette VELMA lMlllerl REED Grays Hatchery Frankfort BYRON THOMPSON Carpenter Burlington N C GRACE lHuffordl MERRITT Housewnfe Corydon LEVI PATTON Farmer Lafayette FRANCIS ESPY U S Army CHARLES SNYDER Painter Rossvllle ' Co. . 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THELMA ltKuhnsl DUPLER - MILDRED tHuffordJ BOEUR Housewnfe Washtngton D C EDITH 1BeardJ GRIFFITH Housewrfe Fort Wayne LOIS Ueegardenl RITCHEY Housewnfe Hollansburg Ohlo BEULAH lWIggsI TIMMONS Housewlfe Colfax 1924 ESTHER fShefflerJ LYLE Housewlfe Hammond HERBERT RITCHEY N M I Colle e Lexzngton Vlrclnla DALE McGILL Clerk Krogers Frankfort MARYE fRetherfordJ CARRIER Housewnfe and beauttcnan W Palm Beach Florlda DIRRELL HARPER JUUIIIGI dlld LUUTIBY YCPOLICI' Lafayette KATHARINE fBellI EGNER Hous wrfe Battle Creek Mnchngan LAVAUN CEwungJ SNYDER Housewlfe Lafayette CASPAR SHEPARD Barber Zlonsvulle GOLDIE fHyltonJ WELSH Housewufe LaPorte FLOE IBunnellt SHEETS Telephone operator Rossvxlle HAZEL fCh1ttIckI BLINN Housewtfe Walton BERNICE fKInnamanJ ETHERINGTON Housewife Sedalna ARTUS SHIPMAN Teleqraph operator Greencastle GENEVA fPnttsenbargerl HUFFER Housewxfe Mnchlqantown MAURICE THOMAS Auto body shop Frankfort LILAH fRetherfordJ REITER GLENN WAGONER LAUERENCE BUTLER Emolovee at Purdue Lafayette 1925 RUSSELL BLICKENSTAFF Stockyard Manager Attuca ALUMNI DIRECTORY INEZ flihresmanl BAKER Housewtfe Frankfort RAYMOND CHITTICK Sheet metal works Pomona Calufornua CARL HUFFORD Elevator manager Rossvulle ESTHER fGerberl ECKMAN Unlt Mgr of Stanley Products Lafayette HOBART HUFFORD School prnnclpal Jacksonvulle Floruda FREDERICK KUONEN E E Amerucan Can Co Scottsburg MARY fHarperl TANSEY Nurse Rossvtlle FRANCIS MILLER Pool hall and factory employee Mulberry HOWARD MILLER Supervlsor Falrfneld Mfg Co lafaypttn MARTHA HARSHBARGER CHedderIckJ Housewlfe Rossvllle MARK OTTEN Farmer Mulberry SAM PENCE Chemist Detrolt Mnchtgan DEVEDA McGlLL lndlanapolls EUGENE SHAW Mechannc St Louus Mlssourn HUBERT SHEPARD Barber Rossvulle MILDRED fNeedl WELTY Housewlfe Fort Wayne DALE SMITH Factory employee St Joseph Mlchzgan PAUL SNYDER Chucago postofflce employee Berwyn lllxnors GEORGE SMITH Contractor Crawfordsvtlle LELA fNewhouserI OTTEN Housewlfe Rossvulle JOHN SNYDER Bookkeeper Lafayette FLORENCE lReynoldsI SPURGEON Housewnfe Frankfort VIRGIL SOMMER Clerk Lafayette EARL TANSEY Purchaslng agt Dole M g Chncago Illmols OTIS TANSEY Crown Laundry Rossvtlle HOMER TEEGARDEN Ross Gear 8- Tool Co Lafayette EDWIN YUNDT Insurance adlustor General Motors Grand Rapads Mnchugan RICHARD SHERIDAN Teacher Lead Hall Arkansas CERALD ZINK Zank Bros Auto Sales Frankfort 1926 BESSIE CAbbottJ ALLEN Housewufe Rockfneld EMMERT BARNHART Druggnst Churubusco HELEN fBozworthJ MINNIX Housewnfe Murphy Callforma TOM BONEBRAKE Drugglst Rossvllle MARGARET fCheneyJ HAUN Hocsewnfe Indlanapolns FLOYD CONRAD Car transport 'Vlnchugantown MARY lChnttIckJ PURYEAR Housewnfe Munster ALVIN CLAUSER Electrrcnan Delphi CAROLINE fClauserJ CHOPSON Bookkeeper Anderson ROGER EGNER Postum Co Battle Creek Mnchngan RUTH KGaschoJ METZGER Bookkeeper Rossvtlle JOHN HACKERD Rallroad employee Frankfort LUCILLE fGaylorJ SLIPHER Housewzfe Rossvnlle EARL HUFFORD Public servlce accountant Columbus CARRIE Uordanl SNYDER Housewufe Lafayette ROBERT HUFFORD Carpenter Rossvtlle . 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Frankfort MEREDITH CDoctor9 GREENWOOD Housewufe Rossvulle HELEN IGardl BUTZ KATHERINE IGochenour1 BROWN Housewnfe Mulberry GUILDA IGrayJ BLACK Housewrfe Frankfort EVELYN IHarmOnJ TYLER Housewlfe Kokomo THEUVIA fHeffleyJ BUTLER McDanIeI s appliance Lafayette VIOLA fHuffordJ BEN NETT Housewufe Rossvulle GERTRUDE KLeazenbyJ SCOTT Housewxfe Frankfort ELSWORTH METZGER Duncan Meter Works Lafayette HELEN IMetzgerJ HARSHBARGER Housewrfe Brnnghurst MAXINE fMohIerb MCCRACKEN Housewrfe and confectlonary shop Lafayette LAVEDA lOhIJ TICE Housewufe Anderson EDWARD RICHARDS Railroad Trpton AVIS RITCHEY Productuon Credut Lafayette MAX SHEPARD EMMAJEAN SMITH Housekeeper Forest ROSEMARY SMITH Teacher East Chicago Postal servlce Carmel NELSON TANSEY Farmer Mulberry EDWIN THOMAS Salesman Frankfort RAYMOND THORP Mack Machlne Shop Frankfort DORIS fWeIdaJ MAISH Housewrfe Frankfort FERN lWrkeII GEIB Housewrfe Remlngton OLIVER WILSON M D lnduanapolns RUTH WILSON Nurse Frankfort 1931 DOROTHY IBeydIerJ MCGILL Grays Hatchery Rossvrlle NELSON BROWN Farmer Mulberry JOSEPH CALLOWAY Carpenter Hamlet RAYMOND COX Factory Manager Clyde Ohio I .l ' Eaton, ohio EUGENE STOOPS HAROLD DEBOY Garage Hobart OPAL lGangwerJ PLUE Housewlfe St Joseph Mrchrgan LOUISE lGerberI SMILY Housewxfe Kokomo IRENE CJamesI STATON Housewtfe Kentland DONALD LIPP Farmer Frankfort EVA CLIDDI NEED Housewrfe Frankfort JOHN LAPRAD Mall carruer Delphn INEZ fLeeI CARROLL Housewrfe Logansport ADALINE QMCGIIIJ MICHAEL Housewrfe Burllngton HOWARD METZGER Factory worker Los Angeles Calrfornna DOROTHA lMtlIerJ BLINN Housewlfe Danvnlle Illmors EMMET MILLER School prrncnpal DONAL-D PLUE Manager Auto Sales St Joseph Mnchngan RALPH REPLOGLE Teacher Bremen HERBERT REPPERT Farmer Russlavrllt OLENE lRuchI MILLER Housewtfe Mulberry FAYE QSmxthI EDWARDS Housewnfe Frankfort MARTHA lSnyderJ YUNDT Housewrfe Lafayette MARY fSnyderI MOORE Housewtfe Frankfort 1932 FRANCES KBarnhartI REPLOGLE Housewnfe Bremen MAURICE CRIRE Farmer Rossvllle RUBY fReavlsI SHUMAN Housewrfe Pendleton ALUMNI DIRECTORY EARL EHRESMAN Farmer Rossvalle MABEL lGerberI BOYER Housewnfe Lafayette MORRIS GOCHENOUR Farmer Rossvxlle EVELYN lHackerdJ TROXEL Postmtstress Mulberry EUNICE lMarshallI WAGONER Jules Sxmons Mulberry ORVILLE METZGER Alcoa Rossvnlle JUNIOR MILNER Farmer Frankfort KATHERINE tMnllerI SNYDER Housewrfe Frankfort MORRIS BUCK Farmer Frankfort GRACE OTTEN Clerk Frankfort BASIL BURNS Farmer Kokomo DALE REPPERT State Hrghway road Inspector Flora ROBERT MILLER Accountant Bloomington LLOYD RITCHEY Dupont engineer Wrlmtngton Delaware LYLE RODENBARGER Contractor Lafayette MARY AGNES lPaulI BRANT Housewrfe Frankfort MARY lShedronI SHERIDAN Housewxfe Hawthorne Calnforma DONNA lRodenba rgerj JORDAN Housewrfe Evansvrlle HERBERT REPLOGLE PAULINE lDrsIngerI HARMON Housewnfe Galveston DORMAN WANGELIN Contractor Dayton BON iRossI MILNER Housewufe Frankfort MARY BETH lYundtt SUTTON Housewnfe Frankfort HOWARD WADDELIL FAYE lTanseyJ Hackerd Housewnfe Rossvtlle SYLVIA lBolmgerI BUTLER Flora Cabrnet Co Flora 1933 JOHN BARNHART Farmer Prymont WOODROW GIBBS BECK Purdue employee West Lafayette BEULAH fBurnsI PETERSON Housewlfe lndnanapolls PAUL BUTLER Trucker Lafayette MAY CChrttnckI HOLLINGSWORTH Housewnfe Anderson DON REPPERT Brown Rubber employee Lafayette JOSEPH PAUL Farmer and Salesman Danvllle SUSIE lPatrIckI WAGONER Housewife Edna Mllls LLOYD PATRICK Trucker Indxanapolvs LAVONNE lMohlerJ CHEZEM Housewife Frankfort ROBERT SILVERTHORN Banker Rossvllle CARL SILVERTHORN Purdue Chemlstry Dept Mulberry KATHRYN lMutmanJ CHENEY Housewrfe Induanapolls THERON ZINK Znnk Motor Company Frankfort HAROLD UNGER Alprodco Inc employee Kempton CATHERINE lDelIlngerJ GARRISON Housewrfe Elwood RICHARD JOHNSTON ROBERT SMELTZER WESLEY A WISE Salesman Phoemx Arrzona DONALD WAGONER Alcoa employee Edna Mrlls WALTER REPPERT Farmer Frankfort - I . l I ' , , I . a ' Mulberry ' ' , , I I . . 1 1 - , , 1 VELMA ROTHENBERGER Secretary at Duncans Lafayette OPAL lChntt1ckJ RLCE Housewnfe Frankfort ELWOOD CRIPE Sears 8. Roebuck salesman Lafayette HELEN lCrnpeJ MELLINGER Housewlfe Rossvnlle NINA lDuddlesonI UNGE Aldens employee Frankfort HAROLD GERBER Bnggs Pump Company Lafayette CARL GOCHENOUR Chemlst Hooker Chemical Co Nnagara Falls New York MABEL lHeffleyJ FITZGERALD Housewlfe Mulberry HERMAN KUHNS Farmer Frankfort RALPH LEE Farmer Llnden LESLIE MILLER Farmer Pyrmont JAMES SMITH DWIGHT TINKLE Foreman Thnse Lumber C West Lafayette HAZIL lHortonI MYERS Housewlfe Romney FRED YOUNG Stark 8. 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